Tag: The Mandalorian
Disney Spends Insane Amount of Money on Star Wars Productions
Forbes has compiled more evidence that Disney is still struggling to turn a profit from Star Wars. In 2012, the massive studio acquired Lucasfilm from founder George Lucas for $4 billion and took ownership of Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Willow in the process. Under the stewardship of Kathleen ...
Read MoreDave Filoni Confirms Ahsoka Season 2 and The Mandalorian and Grogu Wrapping
While it seems shaky from time to time, we now have confirmation that there’s more Star Wars ahead; that’s more a threat than a promise nowadays, but one way or another, it’s coming. While on the red carpet for the Skeleton Crew premiere, Lucasfilm’s chief creative officer, Dave Filoni, spo...
Read MoreLucasfilm Calls Rey Most Important Star Wars “Asset”
Lucasfilm is betting it all on Rey. In a recent article, The Hollywood Reporter reveals that their Lucasfilm sources have told them the studio considers the hero of the sequel trilogy, played by Daisy Ridley, the “most valuable cinematic asset” they have. THR also says there have been rumors ...
Read MoreGina Carano Gives a Speech at a Trump Rally
Gina Carano took a quick break from fighting Disney and Lucasfilm to fight for our country. Yesterday, the actress and former MMA fighter who played Cara Dune on The Mandalorian (and almost on Rangers of the New Republic) gave a speech at a Donald Trump rally in Las Vegas hosted by political advoca...
Read MoreDisney Fails to Halt Discovery Process in Gina Carano Lawsuit
Gina Carano is still taking the fight to Disney, and the judicial system is letting her. Carano, who played mercenary and newly-minted marshal Cara Dune on the Disney+ Star Wars series The Mandalorian, was fired for sharing an Instagram post – although she alleges it was really because of her poli...
Read MoreMandalorian Season 4 is a No-Go, Ahsoka Season 2 Still Coming
Remember The Hollywood Reporter’s breakdown of Star Wars’ performance under Disney? Forbes has responded, highlighting the TV side of the downturn under Disney. I remember when The Mandalorian first aired, and even when season 2 was on, the ratings were great. It seemed like making Star Wars TV ...
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