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Adam Driver still can’t believe Disney killed his Star Wars movie, The Hunt for Ben Solo, and has now gone so far as to say that the move “felt criminal.”<\/p>\n
The Kylo Ren\/Ben Solo actor relived some of the darker parts of his past with the massive sci-fi franchise during a recent conversation with AP<\/a>. His updated thoughts on the matter follow years of work and months of fan organizing, and although he and director Steven Soderbergh have almost nothing to show for it, he’s still pretty fired up about how it all went down.<\/p>\n “For me it was: Steven Soderbergh wants to make a Star Wars film,” Driver said. “What are we debating? It\u2019s what it is. It\u2019s criminal. Or it felt criminal. We\u2019re all moving on. On to the next. And Steven already has something else that\u2019s one of the best things he\u2019s ever written.”<\/p>\n How Much Every Star Wars Movie Made Opening Weekend<\/p>\n We first learned about The Hunt for Ben Solo, a Skywalker Saga follow-up that explored a potential future for its title character,<\/p>\n