Bryce Dallas Howard, renowned for her acting in films like "Jurassic World" and "The Help," has now become a darling in the Star Wars universe. Her directorial stints in "The Mandalorian" (Episodes 4 and 11) and "The Book of Boba Fett" (Episode 5) have won her a legion of new fans.

In "The Mandalorian," Howard's direction brought a sense of tension and emotion. The way she framed scenes, especially in the action sequences, made the audience feel every blaster shot and every moment of danger. For example, in Episode 4, the careful pacing and close - up shots of the characters' faces during a crucial negotiation added depth to the story. In "The Book of Boba Fett" Episode 5, she created a memorable atmosphere. The neon - lit streets of Mos Espa were vividly presented, with her camera work highlighting the unique architecture and the bustling life of the city. The fight scenes were choreographed and filmed in a way that was both exciting and easy to follow, making it a true visual treat.

Fans have been clamoring for her to direct more in the Star Wars universe, chanting "We want her to direct Star Wars movies!" Her ability to tell stories through her direction, combined with her acting experience, gives her a unique perspective. Howard's work shows that she can handle large - scale projects with finesse, making her a promising candidate for future Star Wars directorial endeavors.