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August 16, 2012 Leave a comment
“I decided to take a brief break from the pulp series to combine another two series/genres that are near and dear to my heart: Star Wars and spaghetti westerns. These are posters re-imagining the classic Star Wars trilogy as old Italian-produced westerns of the late ’60s.“
July 17, 2012 Leave a comment
The Star Wars cast sings Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen
June 7, 2012 Leave a comment
About 7 1/2″ minutes of the filming of Return of the Jedi in Buttercup Valley CA,1982.
Shot & edited on Super 8mm film, with Amiga titles.
Filmed in Sand-o-Vision
June 5, 2012 1 Comment
McCallum has always been realistic about just how soon the show might become a reality. Despite 50 hours of scripts already in Lucasfilm’s hands, the series’ scope and special effects needs would place its cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $5-6 million per episode, and it takes time to secure that kind of dough. McCallum calls the series “bigger than any film we’ve ever done,” but this is Lucasfilm. They’re no strangers to size, so obviously that can be seen as more of a challenge than an inhibitor. What’s got McCallum more worried is how to sell the show’s adult content and still maintain the Star Wars brand.
“Our biggest problem is that these stories are adult. I mean…these are like Deadwood in space. It so unlike anything you’ve ever associated with George before in relation to Star Wars. These aren’t for kids. I mean, we hope they’ll watch, but it’s not being targeted at 8-to-9 year old boys.”
