These new film will have nothing to do with the live action television series currently in development. That show already has over 50 scripts ready to go and plenty of pre-production time and money has been spent on artwork and storyboards. Once that show goes into production, Lucasfilm hopes to be able to produce at least 100 episodes since that is the threshold for syndication in the United States
On May 8, 2010, at the 30th Anniversary Screening of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back held at the Field Museum in Chicago, IL, Lucas was asked about the current status of the live action show. He stated that production of the show was currently on hold: "The live action TV show is kind of on hold because we have scripts, but we don't know how to do 'em. Because, they literally are Star Wars, only we're going to have to try to do them... a tenth the cost. And, it's a huge challenge... lot bigger than what we thought it was gonna be."[7]
Lucas will write and produce the first season, and then "hand it off from there", while remaining executive producer and general overseer throughout the rest of the series. The style of the series will be similar to Lucas's The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV series.[8] Lucas has stated that, in producing the show, "we will do what would typically cost $20 million, for $1 million."[9]
wie wäre es mit dem lesen des inhalts vom link im startposting?ZitatThese new film will have nothing to do with the live action television series currently in development. That show already has over 50 scripts ready to go and plenty of pre-production time and money has been spent on artwork and storyboards. Once that show goes into production, Lucasfilm hopes to be able to produce at least 100 episodes since that is the threshold for syndication in the United States wiki gibt btw auch immer gut auskunft:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_live-action_TV_seriesZitatOn May 8, 2010, at the 30th Anniversary Screening of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back held at the Field Museum in Chicago, IL, Lucas was asked about the current status of the live action show. He stated that production of the show was currently on hold: "The live action TV show is kind of on hold because we have scripts, but we don't know how to do 'em. Because, they literally are Star Wars, only we're going to have to try to do them... a tenth the cost. And, it's a huge challenge... lot bigger than what we thought it was gonna be."[7]ZitatLucas will write and produce the first season, and then "hand it off from there", while remaining executive producer and general overseer throughout the rest of the series. The style of the series will be similar to Lucas's The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV series.[8] Lucas has stated that, in producing the show, "we will do what would typically cost $20 million, for $1 million."[9]
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Zitat von: dgalien am 09. Dezember 2010, 21:08:36Zu meiner Frage bzw. Deiner Antwort: Vielen Dank für die Info. Wann soll die on Air gehen? (steht mit Sicherheit auch im Text aber Du weist ja. Stichpunkte lesen sich schneller )irgendwann zwischen nie und soon(tm).
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