Star Wars Fans Rally for Adam Driver's Cancelled Ben Solo Movie
Star Wars fans gathered outside Disney's New York City headquarters to campaign for the revival of Adam Driver's cancelled Ben Solo film, The Hunt for Ben Solo. This fan-driven movement gained momentum after Driver mentioned the project in a recent interview, sparking widespread interest within the community.
About the Rally
The event brought together multiple generations of Star Wars enthusiasts united under the campaign banner, aiming to demonstrate to Disney the strong demand for the film. Fans expressed hope that this legacy of the franchise could continue through this project.
“Ultimately, the legacy of Star Wars has always been hope, and today, we carried that hope. Today’s meetup at Disney HQ in NYC brought together 3 generations of Star Wars fans, all united under the banner [The Hunt for Ben Solo].”
— Lauren, fan attending the rally
“Death robs redemption of accountability. For Star Wars.”
— Lauren
Previous Campaign Efforts
- Fans hired a plane to fly a "Save The Hunt for Ben Solo" banner over Disney's California studios.
- A billboard advertising the campaign appeared in Times Square.
These public efforts show the eagerness of fans to see Ben Solo's story completed on screen, with more events anticipated in the near future.
Character Background
Ben Solo, the son of Han Solo and Leia Organa, was a central figure in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, which began with 2015's The Force Awakens.
Author's summary: Star Wars fans are actively campaigning outside Disney to revive the cancelled Ben Solo film, driven by hope for the character's story and a devoted multi-generational community.