Alien star Sigourney Weaver has slammed 20th Century Fox for the studio's "idiotic" decision to not 🎃support David Fincher's vision ✅while making Alien 3, a movie the director has since distanced himself from.

"I keenly felt the lack of studio support," Wꦚeaver said in a new interview with . "That was a transition moment when studios stopped being about, 'Let’s make great films' and started being about, 'Let’s not lose money.' They had the great idea to put David Fincher aboard for his first film, but then not to support the guy was very idꦅiotic."

She added, "Iꦫ could feel that David had to get on the phone and fight every day for us to shoot what he wanted to the next day. And I’m sorry that he didn’t get a chance to make the script his own before we started. That makes filmmaking ಌvery difficult."

Released in 1992 as Fincher's debut feature, Alien 3 picks up directly after the events of 1986's Aliens an💙d follows Ellen Ripley (Weaver) as her escape pod crash lands on a penal colon🧸y in space – with a Xenomorph-shaped companion in tow.

Weaver went on to play Ripley in one more Alien movie after Fincher's threequel: 1997's Alien Resurrection. She doesn't appear in the latest movie in the franchise, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Alien: Romulus, which was released earliꦐer this monꦉth and directed by Evil Dead helmer Fede Alvarez. 

Set between the events of the series' first and second movies, it follows a group of 20-somethings desperate to escape their work contract🐓s on a Weyland-Yutani colony who attempt to steal cryostasis chambers from an abandoned research station. There's a reason the station is empty, though – and the group quickly finds out why.

Alien: Romulus is out now in theaters. For more on the movie, check out our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Alien: Romulus review and our guide to watching the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Alien movies in order.