Timuera Morrison has spoken out about her criticism Boba Fett book. spinning from The Mandalorian season 2, star Wars A series by Jon Favreau and co-showrunner Robert Rodriguez starring Morrison as an armored bounty hunter turned crime lord in Tatooine. Back in the galaxy far, far away decades after its apparent demise inside Sarlacc Crater in 1983 return of the jedi, Boba Fett met with a mixed reception from fans (59%) and critics (66%) on Rotten Tomatoes. Some criticized the mysterious bounty hunter who said too much, others mocked his fast, slow-moving chase with the gang of colorful motorcyclists, and some compared to power Rangers.
In an interview with splash screenMorrison said he was “so proud and just grateful” to play Boba Fett, adding that there were things he would have done “a little bit differently”.
“The feeling of love from all the fans, the feeling that we did something good and the reaction I got from the fans was overwhelming. [I’m] So proud, and grateful for the wonderful opportunity to play Boba Fett boba fett bookto work with Ming-Na [Wen]’ Morrison said to him Mandalorian Co-starring as Master Assassin Fennec Shand. “We had great chemistry. It was very easy to work with. She was my girlfriend and it was a really twosome effort.”
While Morrison did not address specific criticisms about boba fett bookthe actor admitted to the complaint, and continued, “Now that I look back, I don’t know, it’s just one of those things. Things are great when you look back, but there are some things I might have done a little differently.”
He added, “Just for me to work with John and be a part of Mandalorian family [has] It was really amazing.”
Morrison previously defended his co-stars filming the Scooter Street Gang (including yellow jackets stars Sophie Thatcher as Drash), but agreed with criticism that the Stoic bounty hunter was cited for saying little in the original script. star Wars The “Too Much” trilogy spoke in his role as a daimyo to Mos Espa.
“I talk a lot. In fact, at first, I was trying to pass my lines on to Ming-Na [Wen]Morrison previously said NME. I said, ‘Excuse me director, I really feel that Ming Na should say these lines, ‘Because I want to stay mysterious. I want to stay calm.’ … We had to fill in the gaps and give a little information [about Boba]But yeah, I think I talked a lot.”
Star Wars: The Boba Fett Book It is now streaming on Disney+.
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