Willow's creator shared a glimmer of hope about the future of the franchise, following its cancellation earlier this week.
Willow creator Jon Kasdan has spoken up about the recent cancellation of the Disney Plus high fantasy series. Posting to his official Twitter account, Kasdan spoke about the reasons behind the series not going forward for a second season whilst thanking audiences for their support. The showrunner also hinted that Volume II could still happen in the distant future, promising it to be “richer, darker and better” than was originally planned.
Posting to Twitter this morning, Kasdan revealed the main reason behind the cancellation of Willow was to allow the actors to pursue other projects. “A decision was made last week to release our main cast for other series opportunities that may arise for them in the coming year,” Kasdan wrote in a lengthy post, making sure viewers understood the decision was not as “fun and juicy” as it has been made out to be, but rather a bid to ensure those involved with the project were not tied down.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY All hope is not lost for fans of the fantasy show, however, as Kasdan promised more Willow will come when the timing is right. “Are we going into pre-production? Not right now. Does that mean we're never gonna make it? Absolutely not,” Kasdan promised, emphasising that he was working on creating a better VOLUME II “about courage, desire, acceptance and the comedy and beauty to be found in even the darkest places and moments.
Who Was In Willow? Premiering in late November last year, Willow is a sequel television series to the 1988 film of the same name directed by Ron Howard. Set over twenty years since the defeat of Queen Bavmorda , the sequel follows a new group of heroes who must save their world from monstrous creatures known as the Gales.
Willow is currently streaming on Disney +. Check out the official trailer for the fantasy series below:
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