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Star Wars TV series - Rick McCallum interview

Jun 6, 2012

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We sat down with longtime Lucasfilm producer Rick McCallum to chat about the live-action Star Wars TV series, George Lucas, and more...

In town to promote Lucasfilm's long-gestating Red Tails, Rick McCallum spared us the time for a chat about his long producing career, collaborations with Dennis Potter, plans for the live-action Star Wars TV series, and what really makes George Lucas tick...

You worked quite extensively with Dennis Potter during the 1980s on a whole range of projects. It’s hard to imagine a film like Dreamchild (the 1985 Potter scripted film about ‘Alice in Wonderland’ author, Lewis Carroll) getting made now.

There’s no way it would.

Source and more: Den of Geek

4 comments:

  1. ..STAR WARS..tv series mmmmm unless they cast a good actors and lucas could share his opinion about it

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  2. I'll wait to see some more info and promos..

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  3. Historical_MaterialistJune 6, 2012 at 1:45 PM

    OK.  So what?    Yeah OK he was behind the "special" editions of episodes 4, 5 and 6 in the 1990's  He knows how to put a good technical team together and execute well.  OK I'll give him that.  But there's more to being a good producer than putting a technical team together.  A good producer needs to tell the director when when they're wrong.  A good producer needs to be able to tell the writer (or in Lucas' case writer/director) when the script and plot are crap!  Rick McCallum failed to tell Lucas that the direction and plot of Episodes 1, 2 and 3 were bad.  Rick McCallum failed at his job on Episodes 1,2 and 3 and there is no reason to think that this live action TV show would be any different in terms of quality.  I will likely pass.

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  4. You wanted him (producer) to convince George Lucas (exec producer, creator, writer, director, god) that 1, 2, and 3 were bad? It's George Lucas and Star Wars! I don't think you can blame anybody for those but Lucas. How could anyone tell him that his vision of the world that he created is wrong? I gotta think Lucas was running a my way or the highway kinda ship. 

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