When Pacific Rim Uprising director Steven DeKnight found out that Charlie Hunnam wasn't coming back for the sequel, everything changed. We spoke to the director about what exactly happened behind the scenes when he lost his star, and it will have fans clamouring for what could have been.

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword isn't really about King Arthur. It's more the origin story of a boy named Arthur, one who will eventually become a king. So it's fitting that the best parts of the film have nothing to do with swords, kingdoms, knights, or anything like that. King Arthur is primarily a medieval gangster film, and that's when the movie is at its best.

If you were a studio that hired Guy Ritchie for a King Arthur movie, would you in any way expect to get the sort of classic medieval story full of pining and faith -- or would you expect one where Arthur wears a Henley and shadowboxes? The latter, right?