The thing about Prometheus was it was a rewrite. Jon Spaihts wrote a script and I rewrote it. And still it was a year of my life that I spent on Prometheus, kind of all in. The idea of building a sequel to itfrom the ground up this timewith Ridley is tremendously exciting. But at the same time, I was like, Well thats probably going to be two years of my life. I cant do what J.J. [Abrams] does. I dont have the capability. Im usually very single-minded creatively. I can only be working on one thing at a time. So I said to him, I really dont think I could start working on this movie until I do this other stuff. And I dont know when the other stuff is going to be done. And he was like, Well, okay, its not like I asked you anyways. He and I are on excellent terms and it was a dream come true to work with him. But much to the delight of all the fanboys, I dont see myself being involved in Prometheus-er.
At least he seems to be good natured about the whole thing. If you follow Lindelof on Twitter, he’s quite aware of the critical knocks leveled against him from the cinephile populace (not just for Prometheus but for that Lost finale) and I commend him for rolling with the punches.
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