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Steven Soderbergh Is Frustrated Over HUNT FOR BEN SOLO

Steven Soderbergh calls Disney insane for scrapping Ben Solo Star Wars movie

The director says he wasted two-and-a-half years on 'The Hunt for Ben Solo' that Disney brass axed for a frustrating reason.

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The Advice Adam Driver Got From Steven Soderbergh When Discussing Their Scrapped Kylo Ren Movie

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Steven Soderbergh admits frustration over scrapped Ben Solo “Star Wars” movie with Adam Driver: 'It's insane'

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Steven Soderbergh calls Disney axing his Ben Solo movie “frustrating” and “insane”

Steven Soderbergh is once again talking about the hunt for The Hunt For Ben Solo, as the director spoke to BK Mag this week about the secret Star Wars movie he spent more than two years developing wit...

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Star Wars: The Hunt for Ben Solo Director Did 2.5 Years of Free Work on Canceled Movie

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Steven Soderbergh Laments Unmade Ben Solo ‘Star Wars’ Movie: ‘We’re All Very Disappointed’

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‘The Hunt For Ben Solo’: Frustrated Steven Soderbergh Says He Gave “Two & A Half Years Of Free Work” To Nixed ‘Star Wars’ Film

Steven Soderbergh explains his frustrations of giving "two years of free work" on the nixed 'Star Wars' film, 'The Hunt for Ben Solo.'

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Oscar-Winning Director Blasts Disney for Wasting His Time

Steven Soderbergh has had it with the Mickey Mouse corporation. The Oscar-winning director, who is known for the Oceans Eleven trilogy and Erin Brokovich, spent years writing a script for an Adam Driver-led Star Wars film before it was abruptly scrapped by Disney executives.

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Ian McKellen's near-perfect "riveting" drama that's a "wicked delight" confirms UK release date

Michaela Coel co-stars.

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Steven Soderbergh’s ‘The Christophers’ with Ian McKellen, Michaela Coel sells for UK-Ireland

EXCLUSIVE: Steven Soderbergh’s The Christophers has been acquired by Picturehouse Entertainment for UK-Ireland, with a theatrical release planned for May 15. Ian McKellen, Michaela Coel, Jessica Gunning and James Corden star in the Toronto world premiere, which Picturehouse acquired from Neon, with international sales continuing at the EFM.