ScreenSlam: Last night, LucasFilm co-chair Kathleen Kennedy received the annual Pioneer Of The Year award from the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation, becoming the only second woman to earn the honor. Both Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Sally Field attended. At the red carpet before the event we got to talk to Kennedy about a host of questions. She spoke on being a role model for woman in or wanting to be in the film industry. Also the Oscar-nominated producer shared about LucasFilm being her biggest challenge, the difficulties in keeping movie secrets out of the public and J.J. Abrams‘ hesitation in agreeing to direct Star Wars: Episode 7.
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i was sad when i read an article that states she had to choose between star wars and jurassic park because she is a really noteworthy asset. the manner she answered the interview shows her enthusiasm on her craft and genuine opinionated suggestions. i wish she would still reconsider being involved in jurassic park.
It looks like J.J. Abrams was destined to direct a STAR WARS sequel. Just think, if this deal would have happened before the new Star Trek movies, J.J. Abrams would have never been involved in that
i agree on that, star wars would have not been done so sooner if it wasnt for the success of star trek and if it was the other way around, i think abrams will just be exclusive for star wars especially that disney plans to do multiple projects with star wars annually when 2015 arrives and there is also a some early rumors that he might leave star trek for star wars like what singer did with x men and superman returns.