Overview
- Oscar Isaac said he is “not so open to working with Disney” and would consider returning only if the company can “not succumb to fascism,” according to a newly published GQ interview.
- GQ noted the conversation occurred two days after Disney-owned ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live! over remarks about Charlie Kirk’s killing, with the show returning to air a few days later.
- Isaac originated Poe Dameron in the 2015–2019 sequel trilogy and has gradually shifted from a 2020 quip about returning only if he “needed another house,” which he now calls “slightly dickish.”
- There is no indication of negotiations or a new project linking Isaac back to Lucasfilm, and Disney has not issued a response to his comments in the latest coverage.
- The interview ran as Isaac promotes Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein on Netflix, with recent reports also noting his casting to lead season two of Beef.