“She’s not coming back”: Industry Insider Reveals Details About Patty Jenkins’ Star Wars Film That is Sure to Leave Fans Disappointed

Industry Insider Alleges That Patty Jenkins Will Not be Working on Star Wars Rogue Squadron

“She’s not coming back”: Industry Insider Reveals Details About Patty Jenkins’ Star Wars Film That is Sure to Leave Fans Disappointed

SUMMARY

  • Patty Jenkins has long been attached to the Star Wars Roque Squadron project.
  • Industry insider Jeff Sneider has claimed that the Wonder Woman director will not be working on the movie.
  • Patty Jenkins shifted her focus back to Star Wars Rogue Squadron after Wonder Woman 3 got axed.
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Lately, there’s a lot of fuss about Patty Jenkins being the director of Star Wars Rogue Squadron. However, two stories about her being the director seem to be running simultaneously. One of the famous American directors, Patty Jenkins has been in the limelight for her contribution to Dawn of Justice League, Wonder Woman, and Wonder Woman 1984.

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Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot
Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot on the set of Wonder Woman

Cinema lovers have appreciated her work as a director, especially for her partnership with DC Comics. No doubt Jenkins has 15 award wins and 20 nominations to her name. However, despite her fame, fans are confused as to why there’s so much confusion about appointing her as the director of Star Wars’ Rogue Squadron

Industry Insider Claims Patty Jenkins is Not Working on Star Wars Rogue Squadron

Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot on Wonder Woman 1984 set
Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot on Wonder Woman 1984 set

It was bad news for fans when Disney pulled out Rogue Squadron from the release list in late 2022, considering the hype surrounding the Star Wars offering. However, the recent words of American director and screenwriter Patty Jenkins sparked further rumors about the film.

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In contrast to Jenkins’ side of the story, Jeff Sneider, a film critic, publicly alleged that Rogue Squadron has some potential, and down the line, the film might happen. However, Sneider made it very clear in the video on John Rocha’s channel that Patty Jenkins was twice removed from the post of the director. 

On The Hot Mic podcast, Jeff Sneider said:

“I mean I don’t want to like, you know speak at a turn or dash anyone’s hopes but this is not, like she is not coming back… I can almost assure you that she’ll not be directing this movie.”

While Jenkins has said that she will be working on a new Star Wars movie, Sneider’s recent claims speak an entirely different story.

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Patty Jenkins on Star Wars Rogue Squadron

Director Patty Jenkins with Gal Gadot on the sets of Wonder Woman (2017).
Director Patty Jenkins with Gal Gadot on the sets of Wonder Woman (2017)

Although Sneider is confident about Jenkins missing out on being the director of Star Wars Rogue Squadron, Jenkins herself has the exact opposite opinion. After being on hold for so long, Jenkins recently said on the Talking Pictures podcast that she is currently working on the script of Rogue Squadron. 

After Wonder Woman 3 went into the bin, Jenkins immediately shifted her focus back to Rogue Squadron, or so she said. Regarding Rogue Squadron, Jenkins said (via The Hollywood Reporter): 

“The emotion of Star Wars and what it stands for is something so beautiful in this world.”

Even after Jenkins has confidently confirmed her position in the crew of Rogue Squadron, Sneider is seemingly not buying it. He believes that there is absolutely no way that Jenkins will be the pilot of this movie. Of course, for now, it seems as if only time will tell whether or not Jenkins will be working on the Star Wars movie.

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