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Jon Favreau says he set out to create a movie that's "not bad."
"Dave Filoni said, 'we should try to make a good movie.'," Favreau told Empire. "I loved that idea!" The film includes scenes with characters and events set in places to tell a story audiences can watch on screen.
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Emperor Papatine has fired Dedra Meero as ISB Supervisor.
Leo DiCaprio points his finger
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Empire Magazine teaser with shadow of Grogu on the wall.
Edited version of the Episode I teaser poster with shadow of Grogu on the wall behind Anakin.
It's like poetry... they rhyme.
Really great conversation! Curious to know if Alex thought he was being Punk’d when Chris told him the title and subject of his next book. How giddy was he after the interview?
A fantastic interview! Two intelligent fans discussing galactic history, the evil Empire, the role of historians, and living through historic times. "The Rise & Fall of the Galactic Empire" is easily one of the best Star Wars books out there. Can't wait to read what Chris has coming next!
KB, Wim, Neel and Fern in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.
Congrats to the cast and crew of #SkeletonCrew on their four Emmy wins — including Outstanding Young Teen Series! A great achievement for a show that brought so much adventure and fun to the galaxy. I'm still hoping we haven’t seen the last of those kids from At Attin.
KB, Wim, Neel and Fern in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.
Congrats to the cast and crew of #SkeletonCrew on their four Emmy wins — including Outstanding Young Teen Series! A great achievement for a show that brought so much adventure and fun to the galaxy. I'm still hoping we haven’t seen the last of those kids from At Attin.
Typical R2. 🙄 But wow, that Vader pin is amazing!
Bryce Dallas Howard on the set of The Mandalorian.
Bryce Dallas Howard on the set of The Mandalorian.
Director Bryce Dallas Howard and Titus Welliver on the set of The Mandalorian Season 2.
Bryce Dallas Howard and Jude Law on the set of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.
The happiest of birthdays to Star Wars director (and voice of Yaddle herself) Bryce Dallas Howard! 🎂 From The Mandalorian’s "Sanctuary" to Skeleton Crew’s "Zero Friends Again," she never misses. Can't wait to see what she has in store for us in Ahsoka season 2 (and beyond).
"Sometimes we make entertainment, sometimes we make art. Sometimes we’re lucky, we make them both at the same time. … [Success] comes with responsibility to support each other, to lift others up when we can, to keep the door open for the next kid who's looking for a place to belong." — Harrison Ford
Glad to see they're a hit! I'll wait patiently for a restock like a mature adult.... or I'll just start eating lots of cookies until I qualify for the next size up.
Any idea when the "Fight the Empire" black tee will be back in stock in medium? Asking for a me.
That probably didn't not help contribute to the confusion.
"Friends" is a beloved American sitcom that aired from 1994 to 2004, following six young adults—Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe—living in New York City. The show explores their friendships, romances, careers, and personal growth over ten seasons.
"Bones" with Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz
"Castle" with Stana Katic and Nathan Fillion
Extremely embarrassed to admit after nearly 20 years, but I just learned these were actually two different and separate television shows. I am shook.
Thanks!
Thank you, Iryna! 🥳
Thanks, Ross!
Thank you, Ben!
Grateful for another trip around the sun. I truly appreciate all the birthday wishes and love today. 🎂
Cake's nice, but Star Wars publishing led me to believe turning 40 would come with an anthology of 40 short stories from the points of view of 40 various characters from my life. Oh well…yay cake!
In honor of Anthony Daniels' 80th birthday, here's a neat video of him talking about every C-3PO costume ever. Happy birthday, Tony! 🎂
This reminds me of the babe.
On the subject of clairvoyance, Gilroy downplays such a notion for the simple reason that he based his Emmy-winning series on historical records. “You get out your Fascism for Dummies book for the 15 things you do, and we tried to include as many of them as we could in the most artful way possible,” Gilroy tells The Hollywood Reporter. “How were we supposed to know that this clown car in Washington was going to basically use the same book that we used? So I don’t think it’s prescience so much as the sad familiarity of fascism.”
Yes, you were inspired by history books, including the use of pretext. Yeah, it’s the same shit all the time. Get rid of truth, get rid of a free press, destroy communities, nationalize the businesses, find an arbitrary enemy that you can elevate and false flag them through propaganda. Flood the zone with as much gak and atrocity as you can so that nobody can pay attention to what just happened, and pray that you have an overwhelming majority of sheep that will follow you. It’s just tragically and sadly familiar. It’s on them; it’s not on us.
A terrific new interview with Tony Gilroy about Andor from The Hollywood Reporter. Insightful, candid, and absolutely worth your time.
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Based on a comment made by @thataldendiaz.bsky.social on the @casterlytalk.bsky.social podcast, this is now set as the morning alarm on my phone.
(Spoiler for episode 5 of "A Knight of the Seven Kingdom" if you haven't seen it yet)
A cartoon of Boba Fett and Ben Solo (Kylo Ren) enjoying pieces of cake from a birthday cake shaped like Han Solo frozen in carbonite with the text "Happy Birthday!" above them.
🎉 Happy birthday, @laceygilleran.bsky.social! 🥳
A friend shared this video for Black History Month and I wanted to highlight it here so others could watch it too. An incredible panel of artists discussing sci‑fi, representation, fandom, joy, allyship, and the future of storytelling. A great conversation worth listening to and celebrating.
George Lucas gives bunny ears to Martin Scorsese as he holds his Oscar for best director.
The stars of the "Star Wars" film series—George Lucas (Baron Notluwiski Papanoida) and Martin Scorsese (Ardennian fry cook)—at the 79th Academy Awards in 2007.
He's a keeper.
