After an abrupt exit from the Star Wars universe, Josh Trank is telling his side of the story.The Chronicle director, hired a year ago to helm the second in a series of planned standalone movies for Lucasfilm and Disney left the project on May 1. In an interview published on Thursday, Trank refuted the characterization that he was fired from the second standalone film, which hasn’t officially been given a title. Problems during the shoot for Trank’s upcoming reboot of Fantastic Four for Fox and erratic behavior were said to have elicited pause among Lucasfilm executives.
