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CinemaBlend sits down with 'Masters of the Universe' director Travis Knight to talk about that big reveal. Knight sheds some light on She-Ra's introduction and confirms her importance to the future of the franchise.
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00:00I can't say anything about She-Ra as it pertains to this movie.
00:04What I can say is that, you know, when I approach a movie,
00:09I approach it as if I only ever get a chance to make this one movie.
00:12And so that's the way we did it.
00:13This movie stands on its own two feet.
00:14It tells a story from beginning to end.
00:16I think it has a satisfying conclusion.
00:18And yet there is a world that exists outside the frame of the film.
00:22And if we are to be so lucky as to tell more stories in this universe,
00:26She-Ra would play a big part in it.
00:28Because, you know, she has a huge role in the mythology of Masters of the Universe.
00:31It's Adam's twin sister, Adora.
00:34And there are certainly people in my life who absolutely love this character
00:37and would love to see her properly on the big screen.
00:39Can you tell me where she was when we saw her?
00:42Can I?
00:44You couldn't tell?
00:46Well, I don't know.
00:47I don't know.
00:48It could keep a little vague, you know.
00:49That's the fright zone behind her for the keen-eyed fan, yes.
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