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STAR WARS FEVER!!! I'm gonna be posting Star Wars cosplays for a while LOL This was my Rori Fenn, they based her character in the "Dawn of the Jedi" comic book on me! I'm so sad it got ended when Disney bought SW, I wanted to keep being the first Jedi 😭😭😭 Can't wait for the movie!!!! #starwars #starwarscosplay #starwarscostume #rorifenn #dawnofthejedi

With Celebrations this week, I got the Star Wars fever! I was the model Rori Fenn was based on in the Dark Horse series "Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi". It was so good, I'm so sad it got pulled when Disney bought Lucasfilm! #starwars #starwarscosplay #starwarscostume #starwarscelebrations #dawnofthejedi #cosplay

Secondo nuove indiscrezioni, il progetto cinematografico Dawn of the Jedi (l’Alba dei Jedi), diretto da James Mangold e incentrato sulle origini dell’Ordine Jedi, potrebbe essere sulla buona strada per iniziare le riprese nel 2025. Questo film, che promette di raccontare la nascita della tradizione Jedi, sembra seguire un programma di produzione in linea con le tempistiche inizialmente previste, con la possibile data d’uscita fissata per il 2027. La tabella di marcia di Dawn of the Jedi Mangold, che attualmente è impegnato con A Complete Unknown, il biopic su Bob Dylan previsto per dicembre, dovrebbe quindi avere tempo per dedicarsi pienamente […]

SFX Magazine are spitting out the nuggets this issue, with a glut of The Acolyte reveals and now this gem as producer Simon Emanuel appears to have let casually dropped the new title of the James Mangold Dawn of the Jedi era movie, and the title he revealed was Jedi Prime. "James Mangold's Jedi Prime is set thousands and thousands of years before [the original trilogy], and I'm really excited to see what happens there." Apart from sounding like an energy drink movie tie-in from Logan Paul and KSI, what do you think of Jedi Prime as a title? Have at it on our social media feeds and join in with the conversation. [amazon box="1368095194"]

Speaking recently with Games Radar, Kathleen Kennedy not only delved into Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny but also two of the forthcoming movie projects in the galaxy far, far away. First, she touched on the Rey Skywalker movie set to be directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy. "I think what's always great about Star Wars is it's a big galaxy, and we're coming off what was a major war with the First Order, and now, Rey has made a promise to Luke and that's really the core of where we're going and what this story will be. And I think it offers just tremendous opportunity to introduce new characters and start with something fresh, because we culminated with what George was creating, and now we take all of that and move it to the next chapter." It does need to be remembered that it was George Lucas who brought Kennedy into the role of Lucasfilm President back in 2012, a number of months before the sale of Lucasfilm to Disney, and ever since her arrival the thought of telling the story of the genesis of the Force has been on the table, an idea due to be nurtured by Dial of Destiny director James Mangold. "That's come up a lot, from the moment I stepped in and George brought me into the company, there's been a lot of interest in that." "It was something that Jim immediately sparked to, and I think it's a really nice compliment to what we're doing with moving into the future with Rey, and then understanding a bit more of where this all came from, because it will be at the heart of creating the new Jedi Order, so to get a real sense of where that might have began with the dawn of the Jedi could be pretty cool." [amazon box="1302952315"]

He's the man of the moment with Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny arriving on 28th June, but Indy isn't the only Lucasfilm project director James Mangold is working on as he's also developing a dawn of the Jedi era story set for release over the next few short years. Speaking with Gizmodo, Mangold explains how his latest collaboration with Lucasfilm came about. “Well, I’ve talked to [Lucasfilm] before and even worked a bit before on other projects,” Mangold told io9. “And I’m always interested in what’s going on there and have friends who work on other Star Wars projects. But I understood that much of what they were doing was kind of continuing the saga forward.” “So when I mentioned to Kathy [Kennedy, Lucasfilm president] the idea that I had about going backward—really far backward—I was surprised that it excited her and the other wonderful people she works with at Lucasfilm,” he continued. “For me, it’s about, I want to be part of the saga, but I also don’t want to be holding so much lore in the air that you can hardly tell a story. And what I really wanted to do, what I told her, was just can we make a kind of the Ten Commandments of the Force, you know? A kind of origin story of how the Force came to be known, understood, wielded, and harnessed.” So it seems like it was Mangold himself who looked at the big picture of what Lucasfilm was doing with Star Wars, wanted to join in the fun, but didn’t want to be encumbered by other stories, which has been an issue for some of the current output. His solution? Go back to day one. And what an idea it could be. However, when we followed up and asked for the status of the project, especially since he’s been mentioned in regards to Swamp Thing at DC and is prepping a Bob Dylan movie, he said the question was “impossible” to answer. It seems it’ll happen when it’s ready to happen. [amazon box="059359858X"]

I like to have variety in my reading schedule. So I go from history #laurencerees to science fiction #dawnofthejedi @timlebbon #timlebbon https://www.instagram.com/p/CiGOLPQvIwl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

history lesson as I head off to Saturday activities... 😂 #starwars #dawnofthejedi #dawnofthejediintothevoid https://www.instagram.com/p/BsiZl4BA4Mf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hoiy143ew6w4