A coincidence?

Whether it is a coincidence depends on your opinion.

Simon personally doesn't think this is a coincidence.

Off topic.

Let’s talk about the Star Wars prequel, the failure of the entire series can almost be said to start with casting.

The original male and female protagonists, Ewan McGregor and Natalie Portman, performed in the series, simply put, not only did not produce any chemical reactions, but it was really hard to make a lot of impressions when they were separated alone, so that this series did not provide much help to the two's career development in Hollywood. Even if they were not careful, many people would forget who played the male protagonist in the prequel series.

This time, the same goes for the same.

Although the male protagonist changed to a newcomer who was completely butterfly, the female protagonist still failed from the casting.

Having said that, the failed casting of the Star Wars series seems to have become a tradition since the prequel. For example, the "Star Wars 9" series that was launched again later, the male and female protagonists are even more difficult to describe.

Simon doesn't think that this series is so famous that it doesn't matter who plays the role. After all, the success of the founding series is closely related to the outstanding performance of the first series of actors. Harrison Ford was even more popular for his lifetime because of Han Soro.

In short, it's hard to describe in one word.
Chapter completed!