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Thread: Episodes 7,8,9 and a Star Wars TV show!
Message Edited by Sugasug on 09-12-2004 05:01 PM
NickHeel wrote:Awesome...This makes my ass hairs stand on end!
That is so funny...
yimaz wrote:For my fellow smugglers, enjoy:http://www.comingsoon.net/news/topnews.php?id=6318
Funny, that's completely contradictory to everything Lucas said while making Episode 1. I guess by saying he didn't want to make Episodes 7, 8 and 9 he really meant that he wanted to alienate more fans than he has already. /sigh
Mentski wrote:did you even listen to the mpg? even though the TV series is a possibility in the future, all the references to 7,8, and 9 were just Mark Hamill reminicing about conversations he had with GL in 78, thats hardly proof that they are going to be made.
Well, that is why we call is "speculation."
Lucas: No more "Star Wars"
POSTED ON 09/13/04 AT 6:00 A.M.
BY JUSTIN HALL
Despite all the hoopla Mark Hamill's recent comments have caused, George Lucas is assuring MTV (http://www.mtv.com) that "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" will be the last "Star Wars" movie.
"This was never planned as a nine-episode work," Lucas said. "The media [pounced when] I made an offhand comment, 'It might be fun to come back when everyone's 80 and do another one of these.' But I never had any intention of doing that."
The original 'Star Wars' was only three films, and that was what it was meant to be," he said. "After a lot of pondering and thought, I went back to do the back story, but that pretty much tells the story. Episode six is the end. There isn't any more to it."
Meanwhile, Lucas hinted as well that "Revenge of the Sith" may not receive the family friendly PG rating the other "Star Wars" films have received. And you know, it's pretty dark," he continues. "It's pretty intense. I'm not sure this one is going to end up a PG like the others were."
DrevenStrobe wrote:
And then there was this...found on another message board I frequent.
Lucas: No more "Star Wars"
POSTED ON 09/13/04 AT 6:00 A.M.
BY JUSTIN HALL
Despite all the hoopla Mark Hamill's recent comments have caused, George Lucas is assuring MTV (http://www.mtv.com) that "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" will be the last "Star Wars" movie.
"This was never planned as a nine-episode work," Lucas said. "The media [pounced when] I made an offhand comment, 'It might be fun to come back when everyone's 80 and do another one of these.' But I never had any intention of doing that."
The original 'Star Wars' was only three films, and that was what it was meant to be," he said. "After a lot of pondering and thought, I went back to do the back story, but that pretty much tells the story. Episode six is the end. There isn't any more to it."
Meanwhile, Lucas hinted as well that "Revenge of the Sith" may not receive the family friendly PG rating the other "Star Wars" films have received. And you know, it's pretty dark," he continues. "It's pretty intense. I'm not sure this one is going to end up a PG like the others were."
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DrevenStrobe wrote:And then there was this...found on another message board I frequent.Lucas: No more "Star Wars"
POSTED ON 09/13/04 AT 6:00 A.M.
BY JUSTIN HALLDespite all the hoopla Mark Hamill's recent comments have caused, George Lucas is assuring MTV (http://www.mtv.com) that "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" will be the last "Star Wars" movie.
"This was never planned as a nine-episode work," Lucas said. "The media [pounced when] I made an offhand comment, 'It might be fun to come back when everyone's 80 and do another one of these.' But I never had any intention of doing that."
The original 'Star Wars' was only three films, and that was what it was meant to be," he said. "After a lot of pondering and thought, I went back to do the back story, but that pretty much tells the story. Episode six is the end. There isn't any more to it."
Meanwhile, Lucas hinted as well that "Revenge of the Sith" may not receive the family friendly PG rating the other "Star Wars" films have received. And you know, it's pretty dark," he continues. "It's pretty intense. I'm not sure this one is going to end up a PG like the others were."
Ok, if "The original 'Star Wars' was only three films, and that was what it was meant to be," then why was the first Star Wars titled "Episode IV"? That statement is total bull. I just watched "Star Wars: Empire of Dreams" last night in A&E. In interviews with Lucas, he stated he originally had 9 films in mind, in fact he'd arranged everything when he was setting up to do the first one that he would be able to do sequels, possibly 12 films in all. In other interviews, he'd said there were to be 9, but the story after "Return of the Jedi" has been adequately filled with the various books, etc.
Ribo_Flavin wrote:
A Star Wars TV show? I think I smell a resurrection of Bea Arthur's career. Let's hear it for the Mos Eisley Cantina's Weekend Barkeep!
lol! You know I never thought that anything Star Wars can be truly this awful. Jefferson Starship??? COME ON!!!