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Speaking at Variety's entertainment and technology summit in LA this week, Diane Nelson revealed that the studio was not keen on the shared superhero universe model which has brought rival Marvel so much success.
Rogue One's success could be vital for those hoping that the cinematic universe model is the answer to Hollywood's ongoing creative dilemma: the commercial imperative to keep giving audiences what they want, but the avoidance of endless sequels and remakes.
"We're so talent driven," said Nelson, adding that the single universe model "could end up handcuffing our creators into trying to work with the same storyline, or force them to hold back characters or introduce certain characters.
The two Essex-born men were particularly taken by Miss Universe model Amy Willerton, who Davis deemed "would be fit in every sense of the word", and chose her to join their team over Wright.
He will have to stay clear of Miss Universe model Amy Willerton, who said she is looking forward to showing off her frame in a bikini – especially if the papers give her as much coverage as Helen Flannagan's showers last year.
You can download and print your own baby universe model, too.
After some initial work we did together on special universe models, Stephen adapted the highly innovative work of Roger Penrose to prove a theorem able to show the universe did indeed have a start.
Venezuela's Gabriela Isler on Sunday performed her first duty as the newly crowned Miss Universe, modeling a "simple" swimsuit worth $1 million.
The spaceship of the episode's title is an alternative-universe model of "Star Trek" 's Enterprise.
In June 2012, The Amazing Spider-Man producer Matt Tolmach, speaking of his and fellow producer Avi Arad's next project, a Venom film, suggested it could follow the shared-universe model of the film The Avengers: "What I'm trying to say to you without giving anything away is hopefully all these worlds will live together in peace someday".
The author, while enthusiastic, does temper himself in the name of science, admitting the "highly speculative" nature of parallel-universe models.
