Where the f@#k is it??!"?! It's supposed to be out next year, and there has been absolute dick about it in the news.
No reports on casting, writers, filming etc etc.
It was announced in 2006 ffs.....I want it NOW.
Where the f@#k is it??!"?! It's supposed to be out next year, and there has been absolute dick about it in the news.
No reports on casting, writers, filming etc etc.
It was announced in 2006 ffs.....I want it NOW.
Shooooooo-ryuken!
Are you talking about The Clone Wars??
"God is a comedian, playing to an audience who are too afraid to laugh...."
No mate, a proper live-action show - been in the planning stages for ages.......
Won't give clone wars the time of day
Shooooooo-ryuken!
was this the one where they were going to follow the adventures of new characters, and not the old established ones??
If so i vaguely remember something like this being rumoured..
"God is a comedian, playing to an audience who are too afraid to laugh...."
Can't imagine we'll see this for a number of years, but at least it is still being talked about.
'Star Wars' TV series will be 'provocative, bold and daring'
Published Tuesday, May 22 2012, 17:12
Star Wars producer Rick McCallum has given an update on the in-development TV series.
The spinoff - provisionally titled Star Wars: Underworld - will focus on "the criminals and the gangs" of the Star Wars universe.
"We're at a complicated impasse right now," McCallum told IGN. "We have... 50 scripts [that are] unbelievable. The most provocative, the most bold and daring material that we've ever done."
McCallum added that Underworld will only enter production once George Lucas can make the show "at the cost of maybe $4 or $5 million an episode".
"The trouble is, they're so complicated," he explained. "Each hour has more visual effects and digital animation than any of the films that we've done and right now we're just struggling.
"That's our biggest challenge, that's our biggest problem. [The episodes] are so big, they're so complicated, and we just don't have the technology to do that."
However, McCallum predicted that Star Wars fans would eventually get to see the TV series in "a couple of years".
"[George] will find a way and once that happens I'm sure he'll start back on [the show]," he insisted.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/n...nd-daring.html
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