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Finally, we may receive the Obi-Wan spin-off movie we were looking for. The long-rumored Star Wars standalone movie centered around the Jedi Master first played by Alec Guinness in A New Hope and Ewan McGregor in the prequel films looked like it was finally getting off the ground last year when news broke that The Hours director Stephen Daldry was in talks with Lucasfilm to direct.But according to Fantha Tracks (via Making Star Wars), a “well-placed” source within Lucasfilm confirms that development has begun on the Obi-Wan Kenobi Star Wars Story. The source has reportedly looked at Lucasfilm’s plans for the film and confirmed that a flurry of activity has started to take place at Disney’s Pinewood Studios, where most of the Star Wars films have been shot. Fantha reported:Zitat“The project is sufficiently along that an art department is now in full pre-production mode at Pinewood Studios, England with ancillary work being carried out at Industrial Light & Magic in London. A number of concept artists, prop modellers, and storyboard artists are working as a team across the two locations on the film, with the group growing in numbers every month. Contracts have also been extended to a number of crew who have worked on various Star Wars films produced at Pinewood under the Disney era, to join the production when their work on Episode IX ends. This will see the Obi-Wan crew grow gradually over the remainder of the year but primarily from October on wards. Pre-production will continue at Pinewood whilst Episode IX shoots from this summer through the end of the year, at which point production of the Obi-Wan movie has been scheduled to move onto stages in mid January 2019 with the main shoot to begin in April of 2019.”The source also said that Lucasfilm plans to set the Obi-Wan movie release date for December 2020.
“The project is sufficiently along that an art department is now in full pre-production mode at Pinewood Studios, England with ancillary work being carried out at Industrial Light & Magic in London. A number of concept artists, prop modellers, and storyboard artists are working as a team across the two locations on the film, with the group growing in numbers every month. Contracts have also been extended to a number of crew who have worked on various Star Wars films produced at Pinewood under the Disney era, to join the production when their work on Episode IX ends. This will see the Obi-Wan crew grow gradually over the remainder of the year but primarily from October on wards. Pre-production will continue at Pinewood whilst Episode IX shoots from this summer through the end of the year, at which point production of the Obi-Wan movie has been scheduled to move onto stages in mid January 2019 with the main shoot to begin in April of 2019.”
Und noch einer:Zitat von: slashfilm.comFinally, we may receive the Obi-Wan spin-off movie we were looking for. The long-rumored Star Wars standalone movie centered around the Jedi Master first played by Alec Guinness in A New Hope and Ewan McGregor in the prequel films looked like it was finally getting off the ground last year when news broke that The Hours director Stephen Daldry was in talks with Lucasfilm to direct.But according to Fantha Tracks (via Making Star Wars), a “well-placed” source within Lucasfilm confirms that development has begun on the Obi-Wan Kenobi Star Wars Story. The source has reportedly looked at Lucasfilm’s plans for the film and confirmed that a flurry of activity has started to take place at Disney’s Pinewood Studios, where most of the Star Wars films have been shot. Fantha reported:Zitat“The project is sufficiently along that an art department is now in full pre-production mode at Pinewood Studios, England with ancillary work being carried out at Industrial Light & Magic in London. A number of concept artists, prop modellers, and storyboard artists are working as a team across the two locations on the film, with the group growing in numbers every month. Contracts have also been extended to a number of crew who have worked on various Star Wars films produced at Pinewood under the Disney era, to join the production when their work on Episode IX ends. This will see the Obi-Wan crew grow gradually over the remainder of the year but primarily from October on wards. Pre-production will continue at Pinewood whilst Episode IX shoots from this summer through the end of the year, at which point production of the Obi-Wan movie has been scheduled to move onto stages in mid January 2019 with the main shoot to begin in April of 2019.”The source also said that Lucasfilm plans to set the Obi-Wan movie release date for December 2020.Ich warte dann auf:Lars and Beru: A Star Wars Love StoryundMax Rebo and Sy Snootles: A Star Wars Musical
Ich prophezeihe einen Neowestern um einen alternden Ronin.Und einen Kampf gegen einen Krayt-Drachen.
http://www.filmstarts.de/nachrichten/18519449.htmlDas kommt doch ein wenig überraschend. Vielleicht gibt es vorerst keine weiteren Star Wars Stories mehr.