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Disney conspicuously kept Star Wars out of this year’s Comic-Con slate only to have it at it’s own annual D23 Expo, which is about three weeks away, August 9-11 in Anaheim.
The studio is working to produce a Star Wars: Episode VII and continue the story of where 1983′s Episode VI: Return of the Jedi left off. Production on the seventh film in the series will start next year in the UK.
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Horrible choices! I am not sure they will go for the mature older bruce, but actually someone older. Either way, the choices here are absolutely horrendous and not go well with how Man of Steel was.
Star Wars is going to turn into a smorgasbord of young Disney stars and starlets. Good bye Star Wars, I feel like I hardly know ye.
Robotech movie? I'm listening...
I feel like this is just going to be the most cynical, churned-out cash-in of all time.
I think people are being way too cynical here.. this is Star Wars.. Disney paid loads for the rights, they're not going to destroy the franchise.