#Star wars 7 series

Could that actually refresh the series somewhat, since anything that doesnвЂ™t deal with the main arc of the first six films вЂ“ the open and closed story of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader вЂ“ will inevitably feel like an add-on?

#Star wars 7 movie

That means we might be looking at more of a James BondвЂ“style franchise, with only a few aspects of the story carrying over from movie to movie. Lucas says he has ideas for вЂњa bunch of other moviesвЂќ past Episode 9, and Disney executives said theyвЂ™re hoping to put out a new Star Wars film every two or three years. Will Episode 7 begin a distinct new trilogy, or has the franchise become open-ended? I have story treatments of 7, 8, and 9, and a bunch of other movies.вЂќ Kennedy then says sheвЂ™s been discussing those treatments with writers вЂ¦ but who? And if Lucas isnвЂ™t directing a Star Wars film, than who might? Would his friend Steven Spielberg want to get involved? Would an A-list helmer like Spielberg (or even David Fincher, who began his career in the effects department at Lucasfilm) be willing to step into a franchise that another director has already put his definitive stamp on? Or will we get a shortlist of talented journeyman directors vying for the role, drawing from the same contenders who came up when both the Hunger Games and Planet of the Apes franchises dropped their original directors this past year? But that doesnвЂ™t mean IвЂ™m unwilling to turn it over to Kathy to do more. In a new YouTube video, Lucas says his involvement with Episode 7 will be limited: вЂњI always said I wasnвЂ™t going to do any more, and thatвЂ™s true: IвЂ™m not going to do any more. Here are seven of the most pressing questions prompted by Episode 7. Still, as our initial shock settled, many more questions about the announcement popped to the fore, some of which we hope will be answered soon. When Lucasfilm announced out of the blue today that Star Wars: Episode 7 was in development for a summer 2015 release, we know that the first question to pop into your head was a confused one: вЂњHow should I feel about this?вЂќ And perhaps youвЂ™re still puzzling out the emotional pros and cons of this unexpected new Star Wars installment, which will come as Disney acquires Lucasfilm and Kathleen Kennedy replaces George Lucas as the head of the company. STAR WARS EPISODE V - THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK US 1980 YODA voiced by Frank Oz MARK HAMILL as Luke Skywalker Date 1980,, Photo by: Mary Evans/LUCASFILM/Ronald Grant/Everett Collection(10312451)