Although he likes to build a futuristic world on the screen with his hit TV seriesAndor“In real life, writer/director Tony Gilroy trying to slow down the future.
Speaking in A new interview with ColliderGilroy expressed his enmity towards the use of artificial intelligence, especially in Hollywood, where many educate their models on the script, whether they have the right to them or not. For this reason, Gilroy decided to nix a first plan to release the script for season 1 as a book, similar to how “succession” and other shows have.
“I wanted to do it. We put it together. It’s really cool. I’ve seen it, I loved it. AI is the reason we are not, ”Gilroy said. “In the end, it would be 1,500 pages that came directly from this desk. I mean, terribly sad, it’s just too much of an X -ray and too easily absorbed. Why help the fucking robots longer than you can? So it was an ego thing. It was vanity that makes you want to do it, and the disadvantage is real. So, vanity loses. ”
By writing the scripts for season 1 and Season 2Gilroy had more time than most to put them together. Considering how many people know the show speak to The increase in fascism Currently, which is taking place throughout the world, many believe that the show has become skilled at channeling real conflicts into a sci-fi –elegori, but Gilroy does not see his work as capturing the moment.
“Nobody worked on the show with a newspaper at some point. We write so far in advance, “he told Collider. “I have said this before: I have been a student in history, as an amateur, a dinner table historian all this time, and it is nothing but revolutions and rebellions and people who were swept up in events that they were not ready for and humans assume heroic roles that they never expected.”
Showrunner Gilroy is not the only author working with “Andor”, of course. Although most authors’ rooms work together to form a season of television, Gilroy prefers to let their staff lose to follow their own voices.
“The authors of the show and myself, it’s a pretty nice bunch of writers, really, in a way. Everyone is very experienced, “Gilroy said. “We only meet for five or six days in the beginning to talk about the story, and then we go a bit, and they do their things and then they disappear. But I always have them as a reference to encourage. ”
“Andor” Season 2 Premiere on Disney+ April 25.
