John Boyega is opening up concerning the Stars Wars universe and if he can be eager about returning for one more film.

His feedback come years after he beforehand spoke out concerning the remedy of Black characters in Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker and accused Disney of capitalizing on their casting earlier than pushing their characters to the aspect within the story.

“That was just a few years in the past, in order that they had been the topic of that individual challenge,” Boyega just lately instructed TechRadar, in an interview that was carried out earlier than the actors strike. “However I’m open to all characters and scripts which might be fulfilling, have an amazing solid hooked up and a terrific director. So yeah, I’m open to all alternatives.”

Throughout a September 2020 interview with British GQ journal, the actor, who performed Stormtrooper-turned-Resistance fighter Finn, shared his ideas on his as soon as distinguished character in The Pressure Awakens being “pushed to the aspect” in The Rise of Skywalker.

“You get your self concerned in initiatives and also you’re not essentially going to love all the things,” he mentioned on the time. “[But] what I’d say to Disney is don’t deliver out a Black character, market them to be rather more essential within the franchise than they’re after which have them pushed to the aspect. It’s not good. I’ll say it straight up.”

Boyega additionally claimed that his fellow white lead actors’ characters weren’t impacted within the movie’s storyline like his was.

“You knew what to do with these different individuals, however when it got here to Kelly Marie Tran, when it got here to John Boyega, you understand fuck all,” he mentioned. “They gave all of the nuance to Adam Driver, all of the nuance to Daisy Ridley. Let’s be sincere. Daisy is aware of this. Adam is aware of this. All people is aware of. I’m not exposing something.”

Earlier this yr, throughout an interview with The Occasions of London, Boyega mirrored on his Stars Wars expertise as a complete and famous that he now feels “comfy” together with his character Finn.

“For me Star Wars has made the person, in a way,” he mentioned. “The experiences, the enjoyable occasions, good occasions, ugly occasions, unhealthy occasions, it makes you who you’re as you navigate via the business, and that has undoubtedly been attention-grabbing.”