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* Untitled ''Film/JurassicWorld'' sequel (2025)
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Not to be confused with fellow Welsh director Creator/GarethEvans.
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** Tentacles monsters appear in all of his works except ''Film/Godzilla2014'', and even then, several pieces of scrapped concept art toy with the idea.
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** Tentacles monsters appear in all of his works except ''Film/Godzilla2014'', and even then, several pieces of scrapped concept art toy with the idea.
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* AuthorAppeal: [[{{Kaiju}} Giant monsters]] and forces of destruction, be they organic (his first two films) or mechanical (his third).
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** A newsreel-style opening shows up in both ''Godzilla'' and ''The Creator''.
** He seems to have some admiration for Asian cultures of various sorts. ''Godzilla'' is of course an American remake of a Japanese film, ''Rogue One'' has one of canon's first major Asian characters in Chirrut Imwe, and ''The Creator'' features a war between a Western and an Asian superstate, with the latter portrayed more sympathetically.
** [[{{Kaiju}} Giant monsters]] and forces of destruction, be they organic (his first two films) or mechanical (his
** A newsreel-style opening shows up in both ''Godzilla'' and ''The Creator''.
** He seems to have some admiration for Asian cultures of various sorts. ''Godzilla'' is of course an American remake of a Japanese film, ''Rogue One'' has one of canon's first major Asian characters in Chirrut Imwe, and ''The Creator'' features a war between a Western and an Asian superstate, with the latter portrayed more sympathetically.
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* CreatorThumbprint: ''Scale''. Both ''Film/Godzilla2014'' and ''Film/RogueOne'' really love to utilize foreshortening to show off just how small and almost insignificant everything in the foreground is compared to what's in the back. Both also feature very similar shots of enormous leviathans (Godzilla and the [=AT-ACTs=]) dramatically emerging from the fog, and images of their [[FearsomeFoot massive feet]] smashing into the ground to show off just how ''huge'' they are in comparison to the protagonists.
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* CreatorThumbprint: ''Scale''. Both ''Film/Godzilla2014'' and ''Film/RogueOne'' really love to utilize foreshortening to show off just how small and almost insignificant everything in the foreground is compared to what's in the back. Both also feature very similar shots of enormous leviathans (Godzilla and the [=AT-ACTs=]) dramatically emerging from the fog, and images of their [[FearsomeFoot massive feet]] smashing into the ground to show off just how ''huge'' they are in comparison to the protagonists. ''The Creator'' continues this trend with several giant American war machines and another deadly killer space station.
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Gareth Owen Edwards (born 1 June 1975) is a Welsh film and television director. His first works in the world of cinema were as a visual effects team member for the documentary ''In the Shadow of the Moon'' and an episode of the television series ''Heroes and Villains''.
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Gareth Owen Edwards (born 1 June 1975) is a Welsh UsefulNotes/{{W|ales}}elsh film and television director. His first works in the world of cinema were as a visual effects team member for the documentary ''In the Shadow of the Moon'' and an episode of the television series ''Heroes and Villains''.
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* ''Film/TrueLove'' (2023)
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* ''Film/TrueLove'' ''Film/{{The Creator|2023}}'' (2023)
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* NamesTheSame: He shares his name with a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Edwards_(producer) BBC producer]]. On top of that, if you enter just "Gareth Edwards" on [[Website/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]], you get directed straight to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Edwards one of the greatest]] UsefulNotes/{{rugby|Union}} players of all time, who was one of Wales' many shining stars during their 1970s golden age.
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* NamesTheSame: He shares his name with a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Edwards_(producer) BBC producer]]. On top of that, if you enter just "Gareth Edwards" on [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]], you get directed straight to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Edwards one of the greatest]] UsefulNotes/{{rugby|Union}} players of all time, who was one of Wales' many shining stars during their 1970s golden age.
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* NamesTheSame: He shares his name with a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Edwards_(producer) BBC producer]]. On top of that, if you enter just "Gareth Edwards" on [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[Website/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]], you get directed straight to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Edwards one of the greatest]] UsefulNotes/{{rugby|Union}} players of all time, who was one of Wales' many shining stars during their 1970s golden age.
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Impressed by what the young director achieved with such a small budget, Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/LegendaryPictures decided to let him tackle, as just his second foray as director, a much bigger project. Having already made a film about his own original monsters, Gareth Edwards would now handle [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} the King of the Monsters]] himself: ''Film/{{Godzilla|2014}}''. Made on a much bigger budget of $160 million, the film takes a RevisitingTheRoots approach to the franchise, hewing more closely to the dark tone of [[Film/{{Gojira}} the very first film]]. Despite the big budget and grand scale, the film crew has stated that the film is still essentially an indie film at heart. Shortly afterwards, he was hired by ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and its subsidary, Lucasflim, to direct the first ''Franchise/StarWars'' spin-off film, ''Film/RogueOne''. While he was originally intended to direct a sequel to ''Godzilla'', he opted to take a break instead after completing his work on ''Rogue One'', and was replaced by [[Film/TrickRTreat Michael Dougherty]] (''Film/X2XMenUnited'', ''Film/SupermanReturns'', ''Film/Krampus'', ''[[Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019 Godzilla: King of the Monsters]]'').
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Impressed by what the young director achieved with such a small budget, Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/LegendaryPictures decided to let him tackle, as just his second foray as director, a much bigger project. Having already made a film about his own original monsters, Gareth Edwards would now handle [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} the King of the Monsters]] himself: ''Film/{{Godzilla|2014}}''. Made on a much bigger budget of $160 million, the film takes a RevisitingTheRoots approach to the franchise, hewing more closely to the dark tone of [[Film/{{Gojira}} the very first film]]. Despite the big budget and grand scale, the film crew has stated that the film is still essentially an indie film at heart. Shortly afterwards, he was hired by ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and its subsidary, Lucasflim, to direct the first ''Franchise/StarWars'' spin-off film, ''Film/RogueOne''. While he was originally intended to direct a sequel to ''Godzilla'', he opted to take a break instead after completing his work on ''Rogue One'', and was replaced by [[Film/TrickRTreat Michael Dougherty]] (''Film/X2XMenUnited'', ''Film/SupermanReturns'', ''Film/Krampus'', ''Film/{{Krampus}}'', ''[[Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019 Godzilla: King of the Monsters]]'').
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Impressed by what the young director achieved with such a small budget, Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/LegendaryPictures decided to let him tackle, as just his second foray as director, a much bigger project. Having already made a film about his own original monsters, Gareth Edwards would now handle [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} the King of the Monsters]] himself: ''Film/{{Godzilla|2014}}''. Made on a much bigger budget of $160 million, the film takes a RevisitingTheRoots approach to the franchise, hewing more closely to the dark tone of [[Film/{{Gojira}} the very first film]]. Despite the big budget and grand scale, the film crew has stated that the film is still essentially an indie film at heart. Shortly afterwards, he was hired by ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and its subsidary, Lucasflim, to direct the first ''Franchise/StarWars'' spin-off film, ''Film/RogueOne''. While he was originally intended to direct a sequel to ''Godzilla'', he opted to take a break instead after completing his work on ''Rogue One'', and was replaced by [[Film/TrickRTreat Michael Dougherty]] (''Film/X2XMenUnited'', ''Film/SupermanReturns'', ''Film/Krampus'', ''[[Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019 Godzilla: King of the Monsters'').
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Impressed by what the young director achieved with such a small budget, Creator/WarnerBros and Creator/LegendaryPictures decided to let him tackle, as just his second foray as director, a much bigger project. Having already made a film about his own original monsters, Gareth Edwards would now handle [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} the King of the Monsters]] himself: ''Film/{{Godzilla|2014}}''. Made on a much bigger budget of $160 million, the film takes a RevisitingTheRoots approach to the franchise, hewing more closely to the dark tone of [[Film/{{Gojira}} the very first film]]. Despite the big budget and grand scale, the film crew has stated that the film is still essentially an indie film at heart. Shortly afterwards, he was hired by ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and its subsidary, Lucasflim, to direct the first ''Franchise/StarWars'' spin-off film, ''Film/RogueOne''. While he was originally intended to direct a sequel to ''Godzilla'', he opted to take a break instead after completing his work on ''Rogue One'', and was replaced by [[Film/TrickRTreat Michael Dougherty]] (''Film/X2XMenUnited'', ''Film/SupermanReturns'', ''Film/Krampus'', ''[[Film/GodzillaKinfOfTheMonsters2019 ''[[Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019 Godzilla: King of the Monsters'').
