Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Acolyte showrunner Leslye Headland has spoken up about some of the recent controversies, insisting she doesn't believe the Star Wars TV show is "Queer with a capital Q." The Star Wars fandom has always been divided and divisive, but The Acolyte seems to have ignited a firestorm of debate online.
"I was surprised by the question. Amandla and I just burst out laughing because that’s our knee-jerk reaction to being asked that, but to be honest, I don’t know what the term ‘gay’ means in that sense. I don’t believe that I’ve created queer, with a capital Q, content." Related Star Wars: The Acolyte Episode Guide - Cast Members, Biggest Takeaways & Easter Eggs Here's everything you need to follow along with Star Wars: The Acolyte, from references and trivia to main takeaways from each new episode.
Headland isn't even convinced the witches of Brendok should be called lesbians, considering that reductive. "I think it means you’re not really paying attention to this story," she adds. To be fair, there's absolutely no reason different Force traditions in the Star Wars galaxy should mirror relationships in the real world. Headland's view appears to be that people are reading a little too much into a handful of scenes - or, perhaps, a little too little.
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