The Star Wars: The Last Jedi gag reel has arrived on the web, to hype up the film’s arrival on home release formats. The main highlight of this short but sweet sizzle is seeing Carrie Fisher repeatedly slapping Oscar Isaac in the face. Clearly, both parties had a lot of fun filming Princess Leia’s demotion … >
Star Wars: The Last Jedi was not a project free from controversy, and one of the biggest fuels to that fire was Mark Hamill’s comments about the direction of the Luke character.
As part of the special features attached to the Star Wars: The Last Jedi home release, footage of Mark Hamill on set shows the actor reacting adorably to seeing Frank Oz’s Yoda puppet.
Lots of tidbits and deleted scenes from Star Wars: The Last Jedi have started to emerge ahead of the film’s DVD/digital release, and Daisy Ridley in particular has heaped praise on the direction of her character in the sequel.
Happy Hogan will now oversee Tony Stark’s security and the small screen future of A Galaxy Far, Far Away.
The Mouse House is in a period of incredibly rude health right now. Without even considering the fact that Disney is currently attempting to purchase 20th Century Fox, the-company-that-Walt-built is enjoying unprecedented box office success with its current cinematic programming: as well as its traditional slate of animated films and live-action fairytales, Disney has also … >
Big news in the world of Star Wars hit overnight, as Disney confirmed that the showrunners of Game Of Thrones – D B Weiss and David Benioff – will be signing up to develop a bunch of new Star Wars movies. They’ll start working on them once they’re done with Game Of Thrones’ final season, … >
As Star Wars: The Last Jedi dominates cinema screens around the world, BBC Four is tapping into it all with a special documentary looking at Britain’s contribution to the saga. The Galaxy Britain Built: Droids, Darth Vader And Lightsabers is an hour-long show, presented by David Whiteley, that screened on December 21st. And it’s now … >
For a long time, George Lucas was in development on a live action Star Wars television series, that ultimately came to nothing when he sold his company to Disney. But Disney has been busy announcing new Star Wars projects, including a trilogy of new films. And we now learn that there’s also going to be … >
By now, Chris Chibnall will be neck-deep in preparing his first series of Doctor Who. He takes over the show from series 11, which thus far has cast Jodie Whittaker in the role of the Doctor. But had fate taken a different turn, he might have been doing Star Wars instead. Or at least as … >