Writers for the film also upset members of the “ alt-right” when they said that the Empire was a “white supremacist organization” that was “opposed by a multicultural group led by brave women.” Screenwriters for the film did make some political comments on their Twitter feeds:
It’s a process, and you experiment and react and improve. And if I make more films, which I hope to, I want to make them like that as well, where it’s organic and it’s not predetermined. But art - or good art - doesn’t work like that. It would be beautiful if you write a story, you shoot exactly that, you edit it and it’s a hit. To design 1,000 visual effects shots should take a year, so it was all hands to the pump and we never came up for air really until about a week ago.
Then Disney saw the film and reacted really well and they said, “Whatever you need, we’re going to support you.” Our visual-effects shot count went from 600 to nearly 1,700, so suddenly we could do absolutely anything we wanted. So that pushed the entire schedule in a big way. We’d always planned to do a pickup shoot but we needed a lot of time to figure out all this material and get the best out of it.
Director Gareth Edwards explained the reason in an interview with the Los Angeles Times: This additional last-minute work is common for a major studio film and had nothing to do with politics. Star Wars: Rogue One did undergo some reshoots not long before its official release.
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