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The Acolyte showrunner reveals Knights of Ren connection to The Stranger
Leslye Headland reveals there were plans for the show's villain to go way beyond the High Republic era.
Leslye Headland reveals there were plans for the show's villain to go way beyond the High Republic era.
Disney and Lucasfilm poured staggering amounts of money into The Acolyte, only to watch the Star Wars spin-off crash and burn.
The Star Wars series was intended to span three seasons and a feature film.
Alan Bergman, co-chair of Disney Entertainment, gives us the answer.
The comic series follows the early days of the Wookie Jedi from the show.
Manny Jacinto is making it his personal mission to get the season made.
Amandla Stenberg believes that the show had been targeted by "fans" since its inception.
But he remains hopeful that Disney's stance will change in the future.
The criticism from the community has been widespread, but there are also people who really appreciated it.
Do you think it was successful?
The latest Star Wars show just wrapped up and it is as silly as it is something fans will want to watch for a few reasons.
We could see the beginning of the end of the Jedi in new detail.
"Does anybody take that seriously anymore?"
Leslye Headland: "But you shall see."
The collector's item is perfect for the Sith Lord in training.
In order not to plan ahead as if she's getting five more seasons, Leslye Headland will give us a satisfying season one end.
The Star Wars veteran was recently promoted to Chief Creative Officer at Lucasfilm.
Love it or hate it, Star Wars is still popular as hell.
Could Leslye Headland be the acolyte needed by what many see as a religion?
That's more than a lot of big-budget movies released this year.
And that Phantom Menace shout-out didn't go unnoticed...
Aren't we all?
Star Wars "fans" are at it again.
Can this be another Andor for Star Wars?
Hopefully, this will be done harmoniously, according to Amandla Stenberg.
"I can't believe I'm playing a Jedi master and I get to use a lightsaber!"
More inclusion for more civilized times.