If you thought George Lucas was deaf to your rants about the prequel trilogy because of the walls of money he’s built around himself (thanks to the four versions of the original trilogy you bought and the fact you have every incarnation of Boba Fett merchandise ever), you were wrong.
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“It’s not much fun”.
“The beauty of theStar Wars franchise is it’s nearly unlimited in what you can do with it. We know Disney has done a great job with other franchises and we believe they’ll do the same with Star Wars over time in delivering new worlds, new characters, new vehicles, all the things that make great video games”, Jorgensen said.
‘All I wanted to do was tell a story about what happened.
You can check out the full interview with Hamill in the player below. ‘It’s all about generations and it’s about the issues of fathers and sons and grandfathers.
He also said the creators of the new film ‘weren’t that keen to have me involved anyway’. “I started out in experimental films, and I want to go back to experimental films, but of course no one wants to see experimental films”.
‘And I don’t have the control to do that anymore and all it would do is muck everything up.
“If it was multiple choice, I might have done better”, he says.
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However, unbenknownst to those passionate patrons, the pitch regarding Omaze’s new initiative centering on the impending December 18 release of Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens was rudely interrupted in the most glorious way when – apropos to Han Solo – Harrison Ford “shoots first” with an abrupt surprise walk-on.
