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Alden Ehrenreich’s cape caught fire on the set of ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’.
The 28-year-old actor plays the role of a young Han Solo in the new Ron Howard-directed movie, and Alden has recalled one particularly dramatic moment on set, when his cape caught fire as he was trying to shoot a battle scene.
Speaking to Variety, Alden shared: "I kept going and trying to put it out, but the fire was still coming up the cape, so I had to call cut."
By contrast, Alden’s co-star Donald Glover – who plays the part of Lando Calrissian – found his own cape to be a good on-set aid, as it stopped him from keeping his hands at his sides.
He explained: "You’re always using [your hands], and I always found myself speaking with my hands a lot more.
"You feel like a magician or something."
Meanwhile, Ron recently admitted he saw ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ as a "creative experiment".
The 64-year-old filmmaker belatedly replaced Phil Lord and Christopher Miller as the director of the movie and, although he was nervous about taking on such a big role, he saw it as a challenge.
He shared: "I was very grateful for a lot of the ideas that had been established, so there was something that I wasn’t a party to or witness, which is this classic case of creative differences.
"But that doesn’t mean that there wasn’t a lot of good ideas. There were also new ideas that I was able to bring to the table. In some instances we’d change stuff a lot, and other instances we’d use elements of what was in place, and something we’d use a scene entirely – and they’re brilliant guys.
"For me, it was a kind of creative experiment to build on some cool creative thoughts and some fun ideas that had been launched ahead of me – and under pressure, because I did come in and there was a release date that the studio had in mind."

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