“Willow” creator Jon Kasdan has broken his silence about the show’s removal from Disney+.
“I have been silent on the news that # willow is going @disneyplus ‘Cause… I’m kind of into it,’ Kasdan wrote on twitter, “I grew up when @ disney The movies were re-released from time to time and weren’t available to own, and that made them… more special.
The show will be available to stream on the service till May 26. Several other titles like “Big Shot” on Disney+ and Hulu’s “Dollface,” “Y: The Last Man” will also drop their respective streamers that day.
“I worry about many things…but none of them are like # willow will never be available again, either @disneyplus Or maybe… somewhere else,” his tweet continued. “And then never know where this could lead… Stranger things have happened. So grateful for everyone’s love and enthusiasm; it’s truly what keeps these worlds alive.”
The fantasy series starring Warwick Davis, who reprises his role as the title character from Ron Howard’s 1988 film, premieres on November 30, 2022. After one season, it was announced in March that the show would not be returning, at least to Disney+, for a second season.
home before Tweeted In full, it would not be correct to confirm news of the final cancellation, simply releasing the show’s cast for “other series opportunities that may arise for them in the coming year.”
According to Kasdan, “Willow” will not resume filming within the next 12 months amid a general slowdown of streaming production across the industry.
Kasdan’s previous statement read, “Many of the scripts we are working on require actors (from our first season) who do not have such contracts.” “Nothing stopped Annabelle Davis, for example, from picking up another show, but you better believe Mims appears in every single Volume II chapter.”
Fans protested the cancellation of a strange romance storyline when talk of a possible cancellation began.
