Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
Entertainment Geekly has a ‘Spy Report’ from Lucasfilm regarding Indy IV and the Clone Wars TV show. Possible spoilers in a very general sense, but: Three new Star Wars TV shows? Riiight.
As always, remember: anything you read on some random site is very likely total bunk. Consider this: there was a Snuffleupagus in my kitchen last night. He drank all my tequila. Now those are COLD HARD INTERNET FACTS.
Starwars.com has audio of George Lucas talking about Clone Wars and the other television project at the Paley festival; Hyperspace members can download the whole hour.
IESB catches up with George on the red carpet for a quick video interview. George puts a stake through the heart of the Indy IV Natalie Portman rumor and names the first brand-new character in the animated series. Boba Fett (“still a little kid”) is “possible.”
UPDATE: A TFN reader got to hear George speak at the Directors Guild of America. He talked about the 3D series (“smart ass comedy with contemporary humor,”) revealed a live-action tidbit, and said he wouldn’t be able to make Celebration.
At the Star Wars: Behind The Mask panel at New York Comic Con, Daniel Logan revealed that he’s meeting with Rick McCallum next week, and Peter Mayhew also seems confidant. Anything’s possible…
Been by StarWars.com, lately?
Notice the pretty picture from a little ol’ cartoon coming up soon?
Feeling your geeky heart pitter-patter yet?
Mintinbox.com has a video interview with Rob Coleman on the Star Wars cartoon. Check it out here, or just read TFN’s summary if, like me, you’re in a bit of a hurry.
“An Evening with George Lucas” is one of the events at Los Angeles’ William S. Paley Television Festival in March. The festival also includes sessions on Heroes, Jericho and a tribute to The Simpsons. Could this mean an early spring announcement of TV show details?
It’s been a while since the rumor mill ground out anything about the Star Wars TV shows and/or a sequel trilogy … Aren’t we lucky that TFN has an anonymous source that knows a guy who overheard George Lucas mention TV, HBO and episodes VII – IX at a party? You keep chasing the dream, mousies.