Those 80's cartoons and TV movies seem to have kind of a special status at Lucasfilm; most likely because George and other key staff were directly involved in those projects to some degree or another, so they're seen to carry just a little more weight than most of the rest of what later became known as the EU (now 'Legends').Cool. I love that they're even incorporating stuff from some of the goofier and cheesier parts of Legends.
Hera's blaster model is named Blurrg-1120The blurrgs for example originate from 'Caravan of Courage' and were done by Phil Tippett, making them about as authentic as a Star Wars creature can get, so of course they'd later show up in Clone Wars, Rebels, and finally again in live action with 'The Mandalorian'.
Glad to see the Y Wing get some love.'Princess Leia’s Star Wars gold bikini fetches $175,000 at auction' (£136,000, A$266,000):-
www.theguardian.com/film/costume-and-culture/article/2024/jul/29/princess-leias-star-wars-gold-bikini-fetches-175000-at-auction
'A miniature aircraft from the first Star Wars film, A New Hope, also sold for US$1.55m (£1.2m, A$2.36m) at the auction. The miniature Y-Wing Starfighter, which helped bring down the Death Star in A New Hope, was one of only two miniatures created for the production.'
Nice investment /return for what was previously paid for the bikini ($96,000 in 2015). That Y-Wing looks a beautiful work of art, too (with some quality close-up images in the auction link).
This is kind of old news. As in there's nothing here we didn't already know last summer during the strikes, which is that Simien is out, the Glover brothers are in, and it's probably not even a show anymore, but a movie. I don't see any kind of confirmation here that the project as a whole has been axed, just that this guy's version of it wasn't carried forward. It's not like he has any more knowledge than anyone else does of what's going on at Lucasfilm since he left.Sorry if this has already been covered, and I can't really say that I'm surprised, but Lando ain't happening...
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Star Wars Project ‘Lando’ Not Moving Forward, Says Director Justin Simien
'Lando' is a no-go, says director Justin Simien.deadline.com
I thought they usually did separate panels for upcoming stuff from Disney, Marvel and Star Wars?Here is the panel schedule for D23...
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Will Glover be Williams' age by the time this hits the screen?There's a new article from A.V. Club that refutes the story that the Lando show is dead.
Lando show is still on
Long story short, it suggests that Simien was taken out of context in his interview and that he was referring to his original version of the series not moving forward. Otherwise, the new version by Donald and Stephen Glover is still in the works at Disney Lucasfilms.
In Rise Of Skywalker? Probably.Will Glover be Williams' age by the time this hits the screen?![]()
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