Donald Glover just wants his Lando Star Wars spin-off movie to be fun because "we have a responsibility to have enjoyment" and "we're lacking in that department"
Sep. 16, 2024The Lando movie is still in the works
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Donald Glover wants his upcoming Lando spin-off movie to be a light-hearted, good time.
“I just want it to be fun, like, as a Star Wars fan myself, I think it’s important that there just needs to be more fun being had,” Glover told theWall Street Journal. “It’s very hard to have fun right now. It’s tough because there are very serious things happening, and those are the only things that connect us, weirdly, so I get why things are serious, but, part of the human experience, I believe, is we have a responsibility to have enjoyment. And I just feel like we’re lacking in that department.”
Lando does not yet have a release date. For more from a galaxy far, far away, check out our list of all theupcoming Star Wars movies and showsyou need to know about.
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