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RRS-1980
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Disney Acquires LucasFilm for $4.05 billion, Episode 7 in 2015, 8 and 9 to Follow, New Film Every 2-3 Years
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5-Nov-2012, 11:28 AM

walking_carpet said:

I dont see anything that compels me to this sequel trilogy

If it was made in 1980s, people would flock to it even if it only contained Luke/Hamill, Leia/Fisher and Han/Harrison dancing around the fire (Holiday Special anyone?), as they were the beloved heroes.

Now we'd be considered lucky if it'll be possible to squeeze-in Leia for a cameo.

Otherwise we'll get different (younger) actors, which makes it look&feel like a reboot or a fan-movie.

Let's face it: the last moment for making a Star Wars (or  Indiana Jones) sequel was early 1990s.

 

Now, there was a chance for a quality LFL product. The live-action series. If it was made using "few episodes per story" formula (NOT "episode per story" or "neverending soap opera") and telling us the tales of unknown heroes (Rebel spies & pilots, bounty hunters etc.) with only short cameos of major characters (they made young J.Bridges for TRON; Vader & Palpatine didn't age), space war drama ESB-style (Rebels on the run), it would be a big hit (with both fans and the Average Joe) and I'd be Lucas fan again (just like 2 decades ago).

But there was noone in LFL willing & able to create such series.