EP III ISN'T THE LAST!!!!

[The Madet Legacy]

ON THE NEWS, THEY JUST SAID SOMETHING ABOUT EP III NOT BEING THE LAST MOVIE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT!!!!!!!



Jetzt: Please dont make your font that big again, Lucas has said "no more movies" and that is the end of it. There will be TV shows though, look HERE

[Elaya]

Supershadow also said that, but he lies all the time. However I guss would be possible.

[The Madet Legacy]

If it was SS, then why would it be on the news?

[Senior Master Al'Kan]

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Madet Legacy]

More info: They're gonna make two Star Wars TV projects. EP III is the last movie, but it's not the last of the Star Wars entertainment genre.

[Zekk Nassin]

I feel so happy I'm gonna chant a mandalorian battle chant


bal kote,darasuum kote,
jorso'ran kando a tome.
sa kyr'am nau tracyn kad,vode an

[Master Bondora]

Were did you see that?

[The Madet Legacy]

It was on the news over here just a few minutes ago, and it's on starwars.com, too!

[Karmien Starkiller]

Atin said:

I feel so happy I'm gonna chant a mandalorian battle chant


bal kote,darasuum kote,
jorso'ran kando a tome.
sa kyr'am nau tracyn kad,vode an

What the hell's that mean?

[The Madet Legacy]

here's a link to the news on the site.

www.starwars.com/community/event/celebration/f20050419/indexp17.html

[Master Bondora]

Thank the Maker: George Lucas





In his first convention appearance since 1987, George Lucas made his grand entrance early Saturday morning to thousands of fans who waited outside overnight in the cold and rain.

Episode III Producer Rick McCallum came out to introduce two of Lucas' children, Jett and Katie, who have roles in Revenge of the Sith as Zett Jukassa and Chi Eekway, respectively. After the introduction, a thunderous standing ovation, and millions of camera flashes, Lucas sat down to take questions from the crowd.

"The last convention I did was in 1987 for the tenth anniversary of Star Wars", recalled Lucas. "That's as far as I thought we'd get. I never thought we'd be doing this."

Not the first question, but probably the one most anticipated by fans was about the future of Star Wars on television. "You know we're doing a pilot television series now called Clone Wars," said Lucas. "Well we're going to take that and turn it into a 3-D animated version full series." Lucas described the episodes as being 30 minutes in length.

"We're also working on a spin-off series," he added, "with some characters who have appeared before that will be a live action series. We're probably not going to start that for about a year. Like on The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, we want to write all the stories for the entire first season all at once. I'm going to get it started, and hire the show runners and all of that, then I'll probably step away." Even host Jay Laga'aia had a hard time concentrating after that news.

Elaborating on the television series' setting in the chronology of the saga, Lucas explained that the idea currently in development takes place between Episodes III and IV. "There's none of the main characters from I, II, and III (or IV, V and VI for that matter) in the..." he stopped in mid-sentence. "Well, actually, that's not exactly true now that I think about it. We haven't really started the TV show, so it's hard to answer. There's a lot of issues that are connected, but you won't necessarily see a lot of the people that are connected."

A fan asked the chances of exploring the KOTOR-era Jedi or the origins of the Sith on TV, and Lucas stated that if the television projects are successful, he would examine the possibility of moving elsewhere in the saga.

[Zekk Nassin]

and glory, enternal glory
we shall bear it's wait to togther
forged like a saber in the fires of death
brothers all