Principal production for Disney’s new Star Wars movie, set 30 years after Return of the Jedi, is taking place in Pinewood Studios near Heathrow Airport. But in the North of England there’s another Star Wars project to get excited about.
Shaz from FL writes: “The Clone Wars did something that other TV shows and live-action films under the Star Wars IP have yet to successfully accomplish.”
I've been a major Star Wars fan for about a decade, and I shamefully admit this is my first time watching The Clone Wars.
Jedi Master Matthew Freeman joins RPadTV 3000 to talk about the future of Star Wars following the events of Ahsoka season 1. He chats with host Raymond Padilla about all the cliffhangers in Ahsoka season 1, the upcoming Star Wars shows, and Dave Filoni’s upcoming Mando-verse movie. The two share their expectations and theories on what the next few years of Star Wars will bring to fans of stories from long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away.
Matthew Freeman is a New York playwright that happens to be one of the most knowledgeable, passionate, and positive Star Wars fans that Raymond knows. Be sure to check out his excellent Star Wars Substack, Ach-To Baby, here: matthewfreeman.substack.com
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