An actor has decided to spill the beans on “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” talking about “scene-by-scene” reshoots, saying Alden Ehrenreich needed the help of an acting coach, and that the production was “disorganized and chaotic” at times.
According to an actor who worked on the film under co-directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller before they exited the project, the two directors were not a great match for “Solo” from the start, having worked more on comedies than the big budget projects of Lucasfilm. The actor, who spoke to Vulture on the condition of anonymity, cited a big difference between the efficiency of Lord and Miller and Ron Howard — who took over the director’s chair after the duo’s exit.