That set me on the path for discovering the adjunct legends associated with The Sword and the Stone, including King Arthur’s knights and their various quests, in particular the ones where they set out to find the Holy Grail. When I was very young, I had a certain passion for Arthurian lore that was entirely the result of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. So when did you first become aware of the Sir Gawain and the Green Knight poem? Then he examines his ongoing relationships with A24 and Disney, and how he’s able to thrive within two very different studios. In a recent conversation with THR, Lowery also discusses how Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade opened the door to his love of Arthurian lore. So all I can do is try to do justice to it and treat it with the respect it deserves… And then one of things I can do is try to illuminate it with some degree of my own perspective.” But I also know that this won’t be the last Peter Pan movie.
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So I am very happy that my movie will be the Peter Pan that an entire generation of children are introduced to and that it will be the vehicle for them to be introduced to this legend. It is a work that is evergreen for a reason. So I don’t seek to supplant it, nor do I seek to supplant any other Peter Pan adaptation. Barrie’s novel that I had to leave out of my screenplay because I couldn’t do them better than Steven Spielberg did. “And there are things that I love about J.M. And there are things in that movie that are as good as they’re ever going to get when it comes to a Peter Pan adaptation,” Lowery shares. Most of all, he’s eager to introduce the Peter Pan legend to children of this generation, much like Steven Spielberg’s Hook was the preeminent Pan-related story of his youth.
Lowery is just days away from wrapping Peter Pan & Wendy for Disney, and relative to his half-dozen feature films, he already believes it’s his favorite film to date. But because I had time to re-approach it and to redevelop some affection for it and to let that baggage fall away, the film doesn’t bear much evidence of all of that pain now.” Had the film come out last year, maybe you would’ve seen evidence of that baggage on screen in the way that I cut the movie. And as a result, I carried a lot of that baggage with me for a lot longer. “I had so much fun making this movie, but in so many regards, it was also a nightmare and really, really hard. “It took me a long time to get past my memories of how miserable the shoot was,” Lowery tells The Hollywood Reporter. 'Peter Pan & Wendy' Review: Jude Law and Yara Shahidi Star in David Lowery's Empathetic Portrayal of Neverland
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