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Via Vogue.com:
Are Prince William and Prince Harry headed to a galaxy far, far away? According to actor John Boyega, the two British royals may be making cameos in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
“I’ve had enough with those secrets,” he told BBC Radio 4, when asked about the rumors. “They came on set. They were there. I’m sick of hiding it. I think it was leaked, anyway.”
Lest you think this will be one of those Ed Sheeran in Game of Thrones situations that plops the cameoed celebrity front and center (but seriously, did Arya kill him or not?), William and Harry’s screen time will be much more discreet. Reports say that they will be two of many Stormtroopers—the Galactic Empire soldiers in full white body armor—on a secret base.
It’s the ultimate prince perk. Both royals are Star Wars fans: Prince William has admitted he’s a “total geek” about the franchise, and William and Harry engaged in a lively lightsaber duel on the set in April of last year.
Star Wars has quite the history of hiding famous faces under Stormtrooper masks. Daniel Craig was in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and allegedly, Tom Hardy will also make an appearance in white.
But before royal obsessives mark December 15 on their calendars, Boyega had some distressing news: The Force might not have been with Prince Harry and Prince William for long.
“I think they took that scene out,” he said, possibly as a joke.
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Via Variety.com:
With Disney’s untitled Han Solo “Star Wars” standalone film approaching the finish line, Disney is now looking to tell the story of another iconic character in a galaxy far, far away.
Sources tell Variety that Disney is in early development on a film centered on Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi and is in talks with “Billy Elliot’s” Stephen Daldry to direct.
The character appeared in the first six “Star Wars” films, first played by Alec Guinness in Episodes 4-6 and then by Ewan McGregor in Episodes 1-3. Kenobi is best known as the Jedi master who first trained Anakin Skywalker, who would later turn to the dark side and became Darth Vader. Kenobi would then go on to train Skywalker’s son Luke before falling to Vader in “Star Wars: A New Hope.”
There is not yet a script or a writer, sources say, and it’s currently unknown if this will be the next standalone story in the “Star Wars” universe.
Disney has been developing several standalone pics with the goal of keeping fans buying tickets while they wait for the next episodes in the main new trilogy. “Rogue One” was the first of the standalones, and Disney is currently shooting an untitled origin tale of beloved smuggler Han Solo. Some of the other standalones in development include a Jabba the Hutt story and a Boba Fett movie.
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Via Newyorkcomiccon.com:
This year at NYCC, we’re giving you the opportunity to pre-purchase autographs for a select number of our guests before the show starts!
Buy yours today and then bring your printed ticket to the NYCC Autographing Area in Hall 1B on the day you purchased the autograph for. Make sure you have a NYCC ticket valid for that day before you buy the autographing ticket as autographing tickets are non-refundable. No exceptions will be made.
Not all guests will be available for pre-purchase. The full autographing schedule will be live when programming goes live the first week of September.
Pre-purchased autographing tickets do not grant holder front of the line access, so be sure to be at the autographing table at the scheduled start times of each session. Schedules will be available on the website and NYCC App, and are subject to change.
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Via Starwars.com:
THE INCREDIBLE EXHIBIT REVEALS BEHIND-THE-SCENES SECRETS ON EVERYTHING FROM QUEEN AMIDALA’S GOWNS TO THE EMPEROR’S (REALLY GROSS) FINGERNAILS.
To dress a character is to contribute to the story. Costumes are never just clothes. Costume designers, concept artists, and the team behind any on-screen endeavor make deliberate choices about every aspect of a character’s ensembles from the texture of the fabric, to accessories, to whether a button is fastened. All of this detail is on display in the “Rebel, Jedi, Princess, Queen: Star Wars and the Power of Costume” traveling exhibit, currently at the Cincinnati Museum Center.
The thoughtful displays put the costumes of the Star Wars galaxy in their best light. The outfits are displayed artfully and accompanied by information about their design and fabrication with quotes from the likes of John Mollo and Trisha Biggar. Outfits from all the eras of cinematic Star Wars are represented, with a special section devoted to Padmé Amidala’s stunning and ever-shifting wardrobe.
While browsing the exhibit, certain notes in particular jumped out. Here are eight facts we learned from Star Wars and the Power of Costume.
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Looks like I was clearly enjoying this close up performance today on the set. #UntitledHanSoloMovie #chewbacca pic.twitter.com/yw9F0ZmiTl
— Ron Howard (@RealRonHoward) August 17, 2017
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