Earlier this month Alden Ehrenreich spoke about the box office figures that indicated that Solo: A Star Wars Story was a flop, and now in another interview he admits he has moved on from the role of nefarious smuggler.
Alden Ehrenreich opened up on his time as Han Solo, and while he’s clearly disappointed with the coverage Solo received, he’s ready to move on.
“It’s not a huge part of my life anymore,” the actor admitted. “But my sense is that there was a really clear disconnect between the way it was really received and then the stories that came out about it. That we had a troubled production or whatever. And it’s not really a story that the movie did totally fine. It didn’t make a billion dollars but it did fine and people liked it – but that’s not interesting.”
“What’s interesting is: ‘This is the biggest movie of all time and it was absolutely a disaster.’ I knew, no matter what happened, that I was putting myself in a situation where people would be saying things about me. But honestly, that whole experience felt like this huge, high-seas adventure.”
Whilst Ehrenreich may have moved on from Star Wars and the role of Han Solo, he may be lured back to the role for a sequel or limited series on Disney+, time will tell if the rumoured plans come to fruition.
