Qi’ra actor Emilia Clarke comments on whether she would be open to returning to the StarWars franchise after her role in Solo: A Star Wars Story: 'That would be lovely, that would be very nice.'
Now almost 5 years removed from the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story, Qi'ra actor Emilia Clarke addresses her possible return to the franchise. Released in 2018 to generally positive reviews from critics, Ron Howard's Solo: A Star Wars Story chronicles the formative years in the life of famed smuggler Han Solo. The character was iconically first portrayed by actor Harrison Ford in Star Wars: A New Hope in 1977, and he would go on to reprise his role for a number of sequels.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY In a recent interview with IndieWire at Sundance Film Festival, Clarke comments on whether she would be open to returning to the role of Qi'ra in another Star Wars project. The actor, who is set to make her MCU debut in Secret Invasion this spring, expresses that returning to a galaxy far, far away is not something she's actively pursuing, but she wouldn't necessarily be against it either.
“I mean… no. That would be lovely, that would be very nice. I’m genuinely having a wicked time on Marvel, though, they’re absolutely brilliant.”Why A Solo Sequel Is Unlikely Although Solo: A Star Wars Story earned generally positive reviews, it's looking increasingly unlikely that Lucasfilm will give a sequel the green light. The biggest factor, by far, when it comes to films getting sequels is box office performance, and the Han Solo prequel majorly underperformed in this regard.
To add another nail in the coffin, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy expressed earlier last year that Solo: A Star Wars Story was a major learning moment for her and the studio, saying of potential future recastings of classic characters that "it does seem so abundantly clear that we can't do that.
What seems more likely at this point, is that, if Clarke's character is to return at all, it will be in another Star Wars property that isn't a direct sequel to Solo: A Star Wars Story. The movie is set between the events of the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy, suggesting that a show like Andor, which is set during the same period, could potentially bring back Qi'ra. Even that, however, seems very unlikely.
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