J.J. Abrams ('Star Wars')

      J.J. Abrams charts his 'Star Wars' path

Much like Luke Skywalker, chief J.J. Abrams doesn't have much of a focusing on PC regarding the matter of the Death Star-measured inquiries encompassing "Star Wars Episode VII." 

"I don't have even an inkling in light of the fact that we're simply kicking off," Abrams informed Empire Magazine when asked concerning how he will undertake the tremendously suspected spin-off. "There are unendingly a bigger number of inquiries than responses at this time." 

Be that as it may for Abrams, "Star Wars" isn't the main dearest space adventure that at present lives in his system. With "Star Trek Into Darkness" quickly approaching, Abrams has his full consideration on The Federation instead of the Evil Empire, which is one of the major explanations that he passed on "Episode VII" basically. 

"My knee-rascal response [to guiding 'Episode VII'] was that I'm really busy taking on the 'Star Trek' motion picture and I can't even think about it," Abrams told Empire. "At the same time then time went by and I got further along tackling the film and getting to a spot where I had done a large portion of the considerable lifting." 

He additionally goes onto state that in the wake of conversing with Kathleen Kennedy (the maker of the upcoming "Star Wars" picture and the new head of Lucasfilm) and Steven Spielberg that he ended up being extremely "occupied with" the thought. 

"I will state that Steven [Spielberg] was exceptionally empowering of 'Star Wars,'" the producer stated. "It's clever, in light of the fact that I chatted with him about it and it made thoroughly understood what was going ahead."