Seth Green told MTV that he’s providing a voice in The Clone Wars.
Robot Chicken gets recognition
The best Star Wars animated special of the year got three Annie Award nods: Animated Television Production, Directing, and Character Animation. (Okay, the last one not necessarily for the SW special, but still.) Whoo!
Other honorees include Futurama: Bender’s Big Score (Best Home Entertainment Production,) Kim Possible (up against RC for Best Television Production) and a landslide of noms for Pixar’s Ratatouille. Another familiar name is Doug Chiang, up for Production Design in an Animated Feature Production for his work on Beowulf.
Our BNFs can beat up your BNFs, but do they have the buns to be Princess Leia?
IGN lists their top ten cool Star Wars nerds. Honorees include Conan O’Brien, Seth Green, Kevin Smith, Samuel L. Jackson and… Oh, screw it, go read.
In other list news, Princess Leia’s buns top movie hairdo poll, beating out Marge Simpson, Audrey Herburn and John Travolta. That, my friends, is cultural permanence.
Will Robot Chicken tackle Star Wars again?
Seth Green has been back at the Ranch to talk follow-up with the powers that be. Yes, please! They’re also aiming to get Kiefer Sutherland, presumably for a 24 parody.
Lust for Puppets: Seth Green interviewed!
Robot Chicken: Star Wars on DVD? It’s more likely than you think! Most of the SW stuff is on the second and third pages. (via TOSblog)
Tell us about your aluminum falcon
Seth Green is talking up Robot Chicken: Star Wars all over the place this week, since the special airs Sunday night. Certainly can’t say it’s not getting any press.
CIV: Only 22 days to go!
Buy art, you will. The last of the Celebration artists went up tonight: Kilian Plunkett, Adam Hughes, Randy Martinez and more!
Robot Chicken panel. Seth Green, Matt Senreich and some of their Robot Chicken crew will be on hand for (at least) two panels.
In other news, a copy of Making of Star Wars signed by George Lucas is up for auction by the Books for Kids Foundation.
Ready to sell out!
The New York Times profiles Seth Green and the folks of Adult Swim’s Robot Chicken. The show has produced several Star Wars skits, most notably this one, which according to the article got Green and co-producer Matthew Senreich an invite to ILM. (Green has been to the Ranch as well.)
Apparently the new season premiered this Sunday… For those of us who missed it, watch the whole thing at Adult Swim Fix. Sadly, it’s not the best episode…
Seth Green, Fetthead
CJ’s favorite red-headed geek star talks to starwars.com about Family Guy, Robot Chicken, meeting George Lucas and exploring the LFL archives.