For anyone whos worried that the actor playing a young Han Solo isnt taking his role seriously, rest easy Ehrenreich one of the most important people involved with the project who voiced his concerns about the project at a crucial moment in the movies development, which means that hes absolutely committed to bringing his A-game to this role. Ehrenreichs performance has been described to us as being an interesting new take on Han that stands out on its own while still honoring the essentials of the character, and that its a worthy interpretation of the iconic scoundrel.
And this is why Ehrenreich had concerns with the production as filming progressed. He started to worry that Lord & Millers screwball comedy angle was starting to interfere with what the character of Han Solo is really about even if this was a younger, more reckless take on the character than the one we met in that Cantina on Tatooine. One source described it as being oddly comparable to Jim Carreys performance in Ace Ventura at times. Ehrenreich let his concerns be known to one of the producers, who then told Kennedy about it, which led to her decision to look over the existing footage (which is also a normal part of the production process, but this is where things get interesting).