Star Wars’ Liam Neeson addresses potential return as Qui-Gon Jinn

Liam Neeson starred as Qui-Gon Jinn within the Star Wars prequel movie Episode I – The Phantom Menace again in 1999.

Two a long time later he returned to the position for Rise of Skywalker, making a voice cameo for the ultimate instalment of the Skywalker Saga.

But with Disney + creating much more alternatives to deeper discover areas of the Star Wars universe and characters, would Neeson need to reprise his position as Qui-Gon for a brand new undertaking?

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Speaking to Collider, Neeson appeared to indicated he’d be on board if it is one thing followers needed.

“On film, I haven’t been approached, no,” Neeson mentioned. “I have not actually been following them, to be sincere. I do not know in the event that they’ve come to an finish.

“I heard they did a movie of Harrison [Ford]’s character, Han Solo, and that there was a little bit of hassle with that. What do you assume? Are Star Wars followers completed with it?”

Collider then introduced as much as Neeson that they might do restricted collection on Disney + for numerous totally different characters, including that it was only a matter of discovering one thing that persons are all for, to which Neeson replied: “Yes”.

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Last month Neeson defended his The Phantom Menace co-star Ahmed Best who performed the divisive Jar Jar Binks.

“I do know plenty of followers and critics did not prefer it. Ahmed Best, who performed Jar Jar Binks, got here in for lots of criticism. I imply to the purpose the place it actually harm his profession.

“I’ve to say after I was making that movie… [Best] was in all probability one of many funniest guys and proficient guys I’ve ever labored with.”

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and your complete Skywalker Saga can be found on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K now, in addition to on Disney+, whereas Rise of Skywalker can also be on Sky Cinema Premiere and NOW TV.

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