Way back when, Lucas claimed that Star Wars would eventually consist of a trilogy of trilogies. Then, for a long time, he denied that he would ever make the final trilogy, three episodes which take place after the original three.
According to this story, we might be seeing these after all.
Is this a good thing, or not?
The title of episode 3 and a miscellaneous news
roundup (including DVD releases) is available on
the official Star Wars site.
Mark your calendars for May 19th, 2005. No word on when geeks will start waiting in line…
Yeah, it’s a day late, but it is funny.
Cinescape has the
story. Unspecified cuts of Star Wars
episodes IV, V, and VI will be released in a box set
very similar to the Indiana Jones set on
September 21, 2004.
The news is
out. Star Wars: Episodes 4, 5, and 6 will be released
on DVD in September 2004. Rumour has it that Lucas
has been modifying the Special Edition trilogy even further,
but there’s no confirmation about which edition this will be.
The MMORPG from Sony and LucasArts is finally available. It’s getting decent press and the design team has some respected work in their resume. Some little game they call EverQuest or somesuch. Read more about the game from the Official Site.
StarWars.com has a few more details, but not many. He will be played by Peter Mayhew, who brought life to the gentle giant in the original trilogy.
Because he is Darth Vader, James Earl Jones will be reprising his role as the voice of the dark lord of the Sith.
Something to look forward to, even if it’s only the last five minutes of the film.
Starwars.com has a brief bit about the eight deleted scenes restored for the upcoming Episode II DVD. From the looks of it, a lot of the material will be focused on Padme’s family and the Jedi Order.