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On May 4, a new Star Wars animated show, Tales of the Underworld, will debut on Disney+. Fangirls Going Rogue had a chance to sit down with voice actress Nika Futterman, who portrays Asajj Ventress. Joining us on this roundtable were Sarah and Richard Woloski on behalf of Skywalking Through Neverland, George from Star Wars Holocron, Bryan Young from Full of Sith, Alex Damon from Star Wars Expalain, Charlotte Errity from Skytalkers, and William Devereux from Ion Cannon podcast. From Disney: From creator Dave Filoni comes “Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld,” an all-new anthology series of animated shorts which will premiere May 4, 2025, exclusively on Disney+. The popular series, which began in 2022 with “Tales of the Jedi” and continued in 2024 with “Tales of the Empire,” this time focuses on the criminal underbelly of the Star Wars galaxy through the experiences of two iconic villains. Former assassin and bounty hunter Asajj Ventress is given a new chance at life and must go on the run with an unexpected new ally, while outlaw Cad Bane faces his past when he confronts an old friend, now a Marshal on the opposite side of the law. Produced by Lucasfilm Animation, “Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld” is executive produced by Dave Filoni, Athena Yvette Portillo, and Carrie Beck. Dave Filoni is supervising director, Josh Rimes is co-executive producer, Alex Spotswood is the senior producer, and Matt Michnovetz is the writer. “Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld” stars Nika Futterman, Corey Burton, Artt Butler, Lane Factor, AJ LoCascio, Clare Grant, Dawn-Lyen Gardner, and Eric Lopez. Check out our latest podcast recapping Star Wars Celebration and Andor Season 2, Episodes 1 – 6. Social Media Fangirls Going Rogue Twitter | Instagram Tricia Barr Twitter | Instagram Sarah Woloski Twitter | Instagram Facebook Public | Private You must answer the 3 questions to join the Private Facebook group!

It's official — Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down as President of Lucasfilm this August. After years of speculation and conflicting public statements, the longtime producer will be transitioning out of the role sooner than expected. But what does this mean for the future of Star Wars? And who might be next in line to take the reins? Kristian Harloff dives into the details, potential successors like Dave Filoni and Carrie Beck, and what this move signals for the franchise. Also on today's packed show:

Hyperspace Theories kicks off 2024 with a new episode analyzing recent developments that appear to chart a new course for the future of Star Wars. Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester begin with the November 2023 news, first revealed in a Vanity Fair article by longtime Star Wars and entertainment journalist Anthony Breznican, that Dave Filoni has been promoted to the position of Chief Creative Officer at Lucasfilm. We discuss what a CCO role entails and how Filoni's position compares to other CCO roles within The Walt Disney Company overall. Filoni also now holds the title of Executive Vice President, a rank he shares with three women in Lucasfilm's leadership team, including his trusted producer Carrie Beck. We then discuss Lucasfilm's press release from January 9, 2024, announcing that the first new theatrical Star Wars project into production is not one of the three films mentioned by Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy at Star Wars Celebration Europe in April 2023, but rather The Mandalorian & Grogu directed by Jon Favreau. We examine the carefully worded press release and consider what it reveals about a fourth season of The Mandalorian and a second season of Ahsoka as Disney+ streaming series. We conclude with several implications from the upcoming Season Three of The Bad Batch animated series, particularly the surprise appearance of fan-favorite antagonist Asajj Ventress from The Clone Wars. Related Links: Now Filoni is the Master (Nov. 2023) Star Wars Undertakes Universe-Shaking Changes After Ahsoka (Vanity Fair; Nov. 2023) The Mandalorian & Grogu Journeys to the Big Screen (StarWars.com; Jan. 9, 2024) Lessons in Franchise Management – MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios (Jan. 14, 2024) Watch the Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 Trailer (StarWars.com; Jan. 22, 2024)

This week we get into the big promotions for Dave Filoni and Carrie Beck at Lucasfilm and what it might mean for the franchise going forward. Topics include: Is Kathleen Kennedy offloading duties as part of a succession plan? Filoni - the Lucas disciple (pros and cons) How will this affect Dave's own storytelling duties? Speaking of his stories, is Ahsoka Season 2 going to happen and how will he fit all of this in prior to his Mandoverse film? In our Question of the Week, we share your picks for bringing animated characters into live action and casting those roles. In news, we provide another Taika update, examine Rey's comments on her upcoming film, discuss the possibility of a Mara Jade casting and get excited about the release (this week) of the Disturbance in the Force documentary. We answer all of your Maul Bag questions, play your FACPA Answering Machine messages and more! Episode Time Stamps: 03:08 - Question of the Week - Animated Characters to Add to Live Action 19:07 - Taika Talk 23:10 - Ridley on Rey 25:53 - Mara Jade Casting? 29:18 - 'A Disturbance in the Force' Documentary Drops This Week! 34:01 - Dave Filoni and Carrie Beck Get Big Promotions at Lucasfilm 51:50 - Maul Bag 55:30 - FACPA Answering Machine Please subscribe, rate and review our show and chat us up on Twitter or in email. Twitter: @facpapod Web site: http://FromACertainPointAskew.com Merch store: https://teespring.com/stores/facpapod  Podawan Podcast Network: @podawans Intro/Outro - Galactic by Seb Jaeger (via https://filmstro.com/music)    

Welcome one and all to Episode 133 of the Scum and Villainy Podcast, a weekly Star Wars podcast where we break down the latest and greatest in Star Wars news. On today's episode, we delve into the recent leadership changes at Lucasfilm, including Dave Filoni's promotion to Chief Creative Officer and Carrie Beck's new role as head of development. We also discuss the cancellation of the Knights of the Old Republic Remake, Kevin Feige's exit from a Star Wars project, Taika Waititi's insights on his upcoming Star Wars film, and more! Follow us on Twitter: @ScumVillainPod // @GarrettMcDowell // @Noah_Degorgeous  Music: Filmstro | Create custom royalty-free music in minutes https://filmstro.com/ Stand with USCPR for justice in Palestine!: https://uscpr.org/ Doctors Without Borders Gaza Fund: https://donate.doctorswithoutborders.org/secure/help-save-lives-oct-rr-paid?ms=ADD2310U1U76&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=NONBRAND_CKMSF-NONBRAND-GS-GS-ALL-GazaRR.Exact-BO-ALL-RSA-GazaSupportRR23-ONETIME&gclid=Cj0KCQiAmNeqBhD4ARIsADsYfTfkXnc6Fk22oKShfYZFYhKEJM2CZljXwCOzr4Itvi5Yh6fiWUsiWHMaAvUWEALw_wcB

Let's talk BREAKING Star Wars News! Star Wars was revealed after the crew recorded their regular news show, so Joseph and Ken decided to go live on YouTube to discuss the new position for Dave Filoni within Lucasfilm and the position of Carrie Beck as Head of Development. What does this mean for the future of Star Wars? Big question, but Joseph Scrimshaw and Ken Napzok try to answer it and discuss The Rise of Filoni and Beck on the 617th edition of ForceCenter.From the minds of Ken Napzok (comedian, host of The Napzok Files), Joseph Scrimshaw (comedian, writer, host of the Obsessed podcast), and Jennifer Landa (actress, YouTuber, crafter, contributor on StarWars.com) comes the ForceCenter Podcast Feed. Here you will find a series of shows exploring, discussing, and celebrating everything about Star Wars. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Listen on TuneIn, Stitcher, Spotify, and more!Follow ForceCenter!Watch on YouTube!Support us on PatreonForceCenter merch!All from ForceCenter: https://linktr.ee/ForceCenter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester return for another episode of Hyperspace Theories discussing the Ahsoka Disney+ series, specifically the second act of the story: Part Three “Time to Fly,” Part Four “Fallen Jedi,” and Part Five “Shadow Warrior.” Often Star Wars is at its best when it advances not only the character arcs of its principals, but also the mythology of the franchise, The episodes of Ahsoka, and “Shadow Warrior” especially, mark a great success in that tradition. As we mentioned in our previous episode discussing the two-part premiere, Ahsoka has excelled at representation and inclusion, particularly compared to Star Wars' less than stellar historical track record. In late September, the Women's Committee of the Critic's Choice Association (CCA) announced that it would be honoring Ahsoka with the Seal of Female Empowerment in Entertainment (SOFEE), which “recognizes outstanding new films and television series that illuminate the female experience and perspective through authentically told female-driven stories.” The press release noted that Ahsoka had achieved “a perfect score in the numerical formula” which evaluates whether nominated projects “have a prominent female character arc, give female characters at least equal screen time to male characters, have female leaders behind the scenes, and pass elements highlighted in the Bechdel test.” Congratulations to Carrie Beck, Dave Filoni, and the other leaders behind Ahsoka for their contributions to making this kind of recognition possible for a Star Wars project. The second act of Ahsoka places the characterization focus on the titular character and the personal and spiritual journey she undertakes. “Time to Fly” and “Fallen Jedi” reveal the ways in which Ahsoka Tano, despite her age and experience, still faces the emotional legacy of her past and still struggles to follow herself the Jedi lessons she imparts to Sabine. In “Shadow Warrior” her near-death experience compels her to face her deepest traumas and fears – and to finally truly confront her feelings toward former Master, Anakin Skywalker, and his fate as Darth Vader, and what it means for Ahsoka to have been trained by him. After her rescue and return to land on Seatos, she has rediscovered her true self and made the transition, inspired by Tolkein's Gandalf, from Ahsoka the Gray to Ahsoka the White. In the Hero's Journey monomyth described by Joseph Campbell, a recurring topic on Hyperspace Theories, the Belly of the Whale marks a key metamorphosis from the hero's ordinary existence to their extraordinary adventure. For Ahsoka, her ascension to her Wizard's Journey requires such a transformation – and its culmination is indicated, literally, by her passage into the open mouth of a gigantic, ancient purgill. These episodes of Ahsoka also present interesting perspectives on the Force, and what it means to be a Jedi, through other characters including Sabine, Hera, Jacen Syndulla, Huyang, and Baylan Skoll. All of these ideas are juxtaposed against Ahsoka's concurrent personal journey, and all of them pay off in the third act of the series. Check back soon for our next episode of Hyperspace Theories analyzing those episodes in depth. Related Links: “AHSOKA” to receive the Seal of Female Empowerment in Entertainment (SOFEE) (Critic's Choice Association; Sep. 24, 2023) Contact Information: Hyperspace Theories: Twitter @HyperspacePod Tricia Barr: Twitter @FANgirlcantina; email Tricia@fangirlblog.com B.J. Priester: Twitter @RedPenofLex; email Lex@fangirlblog.com The Ahsoka series premiered and aired on Disney+ during the concurrent ongoing strikes against Disney and other major Hollywood studios by unions representing the writers (WGA) and actors (SAG-AFTRA) who are indispensable to their productions. Accordingly, neither Filoni nor any of the actors in Ahsoka could participate in promotional interviews or other marketing for the series (although they appear in material previously recorded, such as interviews at Star Wars Celebration in April, that is shared by Disney or entertainment journalists). Aside from its value in raising the visibility of the series to the prospective audience, such interviews with talent often provide fascinating insight into the storytelling process, characterization and motivations, and the themes and values underlying a series. We are disappointed that the studios have denied the talent the opportunity to participate in the excitement of the series launch, and the fans and audience the ability to share in their enthusiasm and learn from it, through their unwillingness to agree to reasonable terms relating to changing technology, shifts in production and distribution within the industry, and a fair sharing of billions of dollars in global profits with those who make those profits possible in the first place. Despite the ongoing strikes, the unions have not called for a boycott of the studios: they encourage fans and audience to watch newly released films and series (to demonstrate their value and profitability) and have clarified that non-promotional activities such as reviews, criticism, and analysis are not inconsistent with the terms of the strike. At FANgirl Blog and Hyperspace Theories, we intend to discuss Star Wars (and other projects from the struck studios) in solidarity with the unions and in conformity with their approved official guidance.

Ahsoka and Huyang get spit out into a battle! Ezra enjoys Sabine's non-answers! Grand Admiral Thrawn and Hera drop the mic after Ice Cold dissing suckas! Matt and Bubba breakdown STAR WARS: AHSOKA Part 7: Dreams and Madness! We continue to discuss Dave Filoni's live action series! Hera must answer to the New Republic while a reunion takes place far, far away. The Disney+ Star Wars series is brings animated heroes from The Clone Wars and Rebels to life & live-action! #StarWars #Ahsoka #DisneyPlus #StarWarsRebels #anakinskywalker #Thrawn Twitter/Instagram/Threads: @DoublePHQ http://facebook.com/DoublePHQ Directed by  Geeta Vasant Patel Writing Credits   Dave Filoni    ...    (written by)   Dave Filoni    ...    (created by)   George Lucas    ...    (based on STAR WARS by) Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification   Rosario Dawson    ...    Ahsoka Tano Natasha Liu Bordizzo    ...    Sabine Wren Mary Elizabeth Winstead    ...    Hera Syndulla Ray Stevenson    ...    Baylan Skoll Ivanna Sakhno    ...    Shin Hati Diana Lee Inosanto    ...    Morgan Elsbeth David Tennant    ...    Huyang (voice) Lars Mikkelsen   ...    Grand Admiral Thrawn Eman Esfandi    ...    Ezra Bridger Anthony Daniels    ...    C-3PO Evan Whitten    ...    Jacen Syndulla Genevieve O'Reilly    ...    Chancellor Mon Mothma Nelson Lee    ...    Senator Xiono Jacqueline Antaramian    ...    Senator Rodrigo Maurice J. Irvin    ...    Senator Mawood Hayden Christensen    ...    Anakin Skywalker Jaryl Prescott    ...    Aktropaw Claudia Black    ...    Klothow Jane Edwina Seymour    ...    Lakesis Wes Chatham    ...    Captain Enoch Nican Robinson    ...    First Officer Vic Hawkins Paul Sun-Hyung Lee    ...    Captain Carson Teva Ariana Greenblatt    ...    Young Ahsoka Tano Temuera Morrison    ...    Captain / Commander Rex Eisa Davis    ...    Captain Girard Paul Darnell    ...    Marrok Michael Christian Alexander    ...    Lieutenant Baysee (as Michael C. Alexander) Dawn Dininger    ...    Lieutenant Mowaat Chau Naumova    ...    Lieutenant Jensu Brendan Wayne    ...    Lieutenant Lander Produced by  John Bartnicki    ...    producer Carrie Beck    ...    executive producer Richard Bluff    ...    co-producer Jon Favreau    ...    executive producer Dave Filoni    ...    executive producer (showrunner) Sarah Finn    ...    consulting producer (as Sarah Halley Finn) Karen Gilchrist    ...    co-executive producer John Hampian    ...    co-producer Regina Hermosillo    ...    associate producer Abbigail Keller    ...    co-producer Kathleen Kennedy    ...    executive producer Rachael Lee    ...    associate producer R.J. Mino    ...    co-producer Kim Richards    ...    associate producer Kristen Schreck    ...    co-producer Clint Spillers    ...    co-producer Heather Wagner-Wang    ...    associate producer Colin Wilson    ...    executive producer Music by  Kevin Kiner     Cinematography by  Eric Steelberg     Editing by  Dana E. Glauberman     Casting By  Sarah Finn    ...    (as Sarah Halley Finn) Production Design by  Doug Chiang     Andrew L. Jones     Art Direction by  Rachel Aguirre     Steve Christensen     Frances Lynn Hernandez     Costume Design by  Shawna Trpcic    

Ahsoka and Huyang need Netflix! Ezra needs a razor! Grand Admiral Thrawn needed to pack before Morgan and crew showed up! Matt and Bubba breakdown STAR WARS: AHSOKA Part 6: Far, Far Away! We continue to discuss Dave Filoni's live action series! The search for Grand Admiral Thrawn reaches beyond the limits of the galaxy. The Disney+ Star Wars series is brings animated heroes from The Clone Wars and Rebels to life & live-action! #StarWars #Ahsoka #DisneyPlus #StarWarsRebels #anakinskywalker #Thrawn Twitter/Instagram: @DoublePHQ http://facebook.com/DoublePHQ Directed by  Jennifer Getzinger Writing Credits   Dave Filoni    ...    (written by)   Dave Filoni    ...    (created by)   George Lucas    ...    (based on STAR WARS by) Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification   Rosario Dawson    ...    Ahsoka Tano Natasha Liu Bordizzo    ...    Sabine Wren Mary Elizabeth Winstead    ...    Hera Syndulla Ray Stevenson    ...    Baylan Skoll Ivanna Sakhno    ...    Shin Hati Diana Lee Inosanto    ...    Morgan Elsbeth David Tennant    ...    Huyang (voice) Lars Mikkelsen   ...    Grand Admiral Thrawn Eman Esfandi    ...    Ezra Bridger Evan Whitten    ...    Jacen Syndulla Genevieve O'Reilly    ...    Chancellor Mon Mothma Nelson Lee    ...    Senator Xiono Jacqueline Antaramian    ...    Senator Rodrigo Maurice J. Irvin    ...    Senator Mawood Hayden Christensen    ...    Anakin Skywalker Jaryl Prescott    ...    Aktropaw Claudia Black    ...    Klothow Jane Edwina Seymour    ...    Lakesis Wes Chatham    ...    Captain Enoch Nican Robinson    ...    First Officer Vic Hawkins Paul Sun-Hyung Lee    ...    Captain Carson Teva Ariana Greenblatt    ...    Young Ahsoka Tano Temuera Morrison    ...    Captain / Commander Rex Eisa Davis    ...    Captain Girard Paul Darnell    ...    Marrok Michael Christian Alexander    ...    Lieutenant Baysee (as Michael C. Alexander) Dawn Dininger    ...    Lieutenant Mowaat Chau Naumova    ...    Lieutenant Jensu Brendan Wayne    ...    Lieutenant Lander Produced by  John Bartnicki    ...    producer Carrie Beck    ...    executive producer Richard Bluff    ...    co-producer Jon Favreau    ...    executive producer Dave Filoni    ...    executive producer (showrunner) Sarah Finn    ...    consulting producer (as Sarah Halley Finn) Karen Gilchrist    ...    co-executive producer John Hampian    ...    co-producer Regina Hermosillo    ...    associate producer Abbigail Keller    ...    co-producer Kathleen Kennedy    ...    executive producer Rachael Lee    ...    associate producer R.J. Mino    ...    co-producer Kim Richards    ...    associate producer Kristen Schreck    ...    co-producer Clint Spillers    ...    co-producer Heather Wagner-Wang    ...    associate producer Colin Wilson    ...    executive producer Music by  Kevin Kiner     Cinematography by  Eric Steelberg     Editing by  Dana E. Glauberman     Casting By  Sarah Finn    ...    (as Sarah Halley Finn) Production Design by  Doug Chiang     Andrew L. Jones     Art Direction by  Rachel Aguirre     Steve Christensen     Frances Lynn Hernandez     Costume Design by  Shawna Trpcic    

Ahsoka appears on an episode of  This Is Your life! While Jacen hides behind Chopper, then stares at the sea for 30 minutes. Anakin acts bipolar but in the end Ahsoka smiles - the best development of all! Matt and Bubba breakdown STAR WARS: AHSOKA Part 5: Shadow Warrior! We continue to discuss Dave Filoni's live action series! Ahsoka confronts her past, while Hera and her allies undertake a rescue mission. The Disney+ Star Wars series is brings animated heroes from The Clone Wars and Rebels to life & live-action! #StarWars #Ahsoka #DisneyPlus #StarWarsRebels #anakinskywalker  Twitter/Instagram: @DoublePHQ http://facebook.com/DoublePHQ Directed by  Dave Filoni Writing Credits   Dave Filoni    ...    (written by)   Dave Filoni    ...    (created by)   George Lucas    ...    (based on STAR WARS by) Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification   Rosario Dawson    ...    Ahsoka Tano Natasha Liu Bordizzo    ...    Sabine Wren Mary Elizabeth Winstead    ...    Hera Syndulla Ray Stevenson    ...    Baylan Skoll Ivanna Sakhno    ...    Shin Hati Diana Lee Inosanto    ...    Morgan Elsbeth David Tennant    ...    Huyang (voice) Eman Esfandi    ...    Ezra Bridger Evan Whitten    ...    Jacen Syndulla Genevieve O'Reilly    ...    Chancellor Mon Mothma Nelson Lee    ...    Senator Xiono Jacqueline Antaramian    ...    Senator Rodrigo Maurice J. Irvin    ...    Senator Mawood Hayden Christensen    ...    Anakin Skywalker Nican Robinson    ...    First Officer Vic Hawkins Paul Sun-Hyung Lee    ...    Captain Carson Teva Ariana Greenblatt    ...    Young Ahsoka Tano Temuera Morrison    ...    Captain / Commander Rex Eisa Davis    ...    Captain Girard Paul Darnell    ...    Marrok Michael Christian Alexander    ...    Lieutenant Baysee (as Michael C. Alexander) Dawn Dininger    ...    Lieutenant Mowaat Chau Naumova    ...    Lieutenant Jensu Brendan Wayne    ...    Lieutenant Lander Produced by  John Bartnicki    ...    producer Carrie Beck    ...    executive producer Richard Bluff    ...    co-producer Jon Favreau    ...    executive producer Dave Filoni    ...    executive producer (showrunner) Sarah Finn    ...    consulting producer (as Sarah Halley Finn) Karen Gilchrist    ...    co-executive producer John Hampian    ...    co-producer Regina Hermosillo    ...    associate producer Abbigail Keller    ...    co-producer Kathleen Kennedy    ...    executive producer Rachael Lee    ...    associate producer R.J. Mino    ...    co-producer Kim Richards    ...    associate producer Kristen Schreck    ...    co-producer Clint Spillers    ...    co-producer Heather Wagner-Wang    ...    associate producer Colin Wilson    ...    executive producer Music by  Kevin Kiner     Cinematography by  Eric Steelberg     Editing by  Dana E. Glauberman     Casting By  Sarah Finn    ...    (as Sarah Halley Finn) Production Design by  Doug Chiang     Andrew L. Jones     Art Direction by  Rachel Aguirre     Steve Christensen     Frances Lynn Hernandez     Costume Design by  Shawna Trpcic    

World Between Wows! Anakin, you've had some work done? Is Baylan Skolll the best reluctant villain ever??? Matt and Bubba breakdown STAR WARS: AHSOKA Part 4: Fallen Jedi! We continue to discuss Dave Filoni Disney XD dialogue as well as incredible Roc 'Em Soc 'Em Robot action, Sabine's tragic choice and all the best of this best episode!  Hera risks her career to help her friends while Ahsoka and Sabine confront enemies. The Disney+ Star Wars series is brings animated heroes from The Clone Wars and Rebels to life & live-action! #StarWars #Ahsoka #DisneyPlus #StarWarsRebels #anakinskywalker  Twitter/Instagram: @DoublePHQ http://facebook.com/DoublePHQ Directed by  Peter Ramsay Writing Credits   Dave Filoni    ...    (written by)   Dave Filoni    ...    (created by)   George Lucas    ...    (based on STAR WARS by) Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification   Rosario Dawson    ...    Ahsoka Tano Natasha Liu Bordizzo    ...    Sabine Wren Mary Elizabeth Winstead    ...    Hera Syndulla Ray Stevenson    ...    Baylan Skoll Ivanna Sakhno    ...    Shin Hati Diana Lee Inosanto    ...    Morgan Elsbeth David Tennant    ...    Huyang (voice) Eman Esfandi    ...    Ezra Bridger Evan Whitten    ...    Jacen Syndulla Genevieve O'Reilly    ...    Chancellor Mon Mothma Nelson Lee    ...    Senator Xiono Jacqueline Antaramian    ...    Senator Rodrigo Maurice J. Irvin    ...    Senator Mawood Hayden Christensen    ...    Anakin Skywalker Nican Robinson    ...    First Officer Vic Hawkins Paul Sun-Hyung Lee    ...    Captain Carson Teva Paul Darnell    ...    Marrok Michael Christian Alexander    ...    Lieutenant Baysee (as Michael C. Alexander) Dawn Dininger    ...    Lieutenant Mowaat Chau Naumova    ...    Lieutenant Jensu Brendan Wayne    ...    Lieutenant Lander Produced by  John Bartnicki    ...    producer Carrie Beck    ...    executive producer Richard Bluff    ...    co-producer Jon Favreau    ...    executive producer Dave Filoni    ...    executive producer (showrunner) Sarah Finn    ...    consulting producer (as Sarah Halley Finn) Karen Gilchrist    ...    co-executive producer John Hampian    ...    co-producer Regina Hermosillo    ...    associate producer Abbigail Keller    ...    co-producer Kathleen Kennedy    ...    executive producer Rachael Lee    ...    associate producer R.J. Mino    ...    co-producer Kim Richards    ...    associate producer Kristen Schreck    ...    co-producer Clint Spillers    ...    co-producer Heather Wagner-Wang    ...    associate producer Colin Wilson    ...    executive producer Music by  Kevin Kiner     Cinematography by  Eric Steelberg     Editing by  Dana E. Glauberman     Casting By  Sarah Finn    ...    (as Sarah Halley Finn) Production Design by  Doug Chiang     Andrew L. Jones     Art Direction by  Rachel Aguirre     Steve Christensen     Frances Lynn Hernandez     Costume Design by  Shawna Trpcic      

Is 30-year-old Sabine Wren the oldest Jedi Padawan ever??? Matt and Bubba breakdown STAR WARS: AHSOKA Part 3 Time To Fly! We discuss Dave Filoni dialogue! Evil Senator Xiono's calm reaction to Hera's ice-cold dis! + The oddity of this 3rd episode ending without much wa-- Hera tangles with New Republic politics while Ahsoka and Sabine Wren voyage to a distant planet. The Disney+ Star Wars series is brings animated heroes from The Clone Wars and Rebels to life & live-action! #StarWars #Ahsoka #DisneyPlus #StarWarsRebels Twitter/Instagram: @DoublePHQ http://facebook.com/DoublePHQ Directed by  Steph Green Writing Credits   Dave Filoni    ...    (written by)   Dave Filoni    ...    (created by)   George Lucas    ...    (based on STAR WARS by) Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification   Rosario Dawson    ...    Ahsoka Tano Natasha Liu Bordizzo    ...    Sabine Wren Mary Elizabeth Winstead    ...    Hera Syndulla Ray Stevenson    ...    Baylan Skoll Ivanna Sakhno    ...    Shin Hati Diana Lee Inosanto    ...    Morgan Elsbeth David Tennant    ...    Huyang (voice) Eman Esfandi    ...    Ezra Bridger Evan Whitten    ...    Jacen Syndulla Genevieve O'Reilly    ...    Chancellor Mon Mothma Nelson Lee    ...    Senator Xiono Jacqueline Antaramian    ...    Senator Rodrigo Maurice J. Irvin    ...    Senator Mawood Nican Robinson    ...    First Officer Vic Hawkins Produced by  John Bartnicki    ...    producer Carrie Beck    ...    executive producer Richard Bluff    ...    co-producer Jon Favreau    ...    executive producer Dave Filoni    ...    executive producer (showrunner) Sarah Finn    ...    consulting producer (as Sarah Halley Finn) Karen Gilchrist    ...    co-executive producer John Hampian    ...    co-producer Regina Hermosillo    ...    associate producer Abbigail Keller    ...    co-producer Kathleen Kennedy    ...    executive producer Rachael Lee    ...    associate producer R.J. Mino    ...    co-producer Kim Richards    ...    associate producer Kristen Schreck    ...    co-producer Clint Spillers    ...    co-producer Heather Wagner-Wang    ...    associate producer Colin Wilson    ...    executive producer Music by  Kevin Kiner     Cinematography by  Eric Steelberg     Editing by  Dana E. Glauberman     Casting By  Sarah Finn    ...    (as Sarah Halley Finn) Production Design by  Doug Chiang     Andrew L. Jones     Art Direction by  Rachel Aguirre     Steve Christensen     Frances Lynn Hernandez     Costume Design by  Shawna Trpcic    

Always Two, There Are. A Master and Apprentice. A First Episode and a Second.  Double M and Bubba breakdown STAR WARS: AHSOKA Part 1 and Part 2. We discuss Ahsoka's Indiana Jones-esque adventure! Sabine's paint-by-number rebel actions! + How many Lothcat plushies is Disney going to sell ca-ching! A valuable prisoner escapes New Republic custody; a search for answers reunites two old friends. Then, Ahsoka and General Hera Syndulla travel to New Republic shipyards and make an unexpected discovery. The Disney+ Star Wars series is brings animated heroes from The Clone Wars and Rebels to life & live-action! #StarWars #Ahsoka #DisneyPlus Twitter/Instagram: @DoublePHQ http://facebook.com/DoublePHQ Directed by  Dave Filoni  Steph Green Writing Credits   Dave Filoni    ...    (written by)   Dave Filoni    ...    (created by)   George Lucas    ...    (based on STAR WARS by) Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification   Rosario Dawson    ...    Ahsoka Tano Natasha Liu Bordizzo    ...    Sabine Wren Mary Elizabeth Winstead    ...    Hera Syndulla Ray Stevenson    ...    Baylan Skoll Ivanna Sakhno    ...    Shin Hati Diana Lee Inosanto    ...    Morgan Elsbeth David Tennant    ...    Huyang (voice) Eman Esfandi    ...    Ezra Bridger Mark Rolston    ...    Captain Hayle Shakira Barrera    ...    First Officer Jensen Corbyt Clancy Brown    ...    Governor Ryder Azadi Produced by  John Bartnicki    ...    producer Carrie Beck    ...    executive producer Richard Bluff    ...    co-producer Jon Favreau    ...    executive producer Dave Filoni    ...    executive producer (showrunner) Sarah Finn    ...    consulting producer (as Sarah Halley Finn) Karen Gilchrist    ...    co-executive producer John Hampian    ...    co-producer Regina Hermosillo    ...    associate producer Abbigail Keller    ...    co-producer Kathleen Kennedy    ...    executive producer Rachael Lee    ...    associate producer R.J. Mino    ...    co-producer Kim Richards    ...    associate producer Kristen Schreck    ...    co-producer Clint Spillers    ...    co-producer Heather Wagner-Wang    ...    associate producer Colin Wilson    ...    executive producer Music by  Kevin Kiner     Cinematography by  Eric Steelberg     Editing by  Dana E. Glauberman     Casting By  Sarah Finn    ...    (as Sarah Halley Finn) Production Design by  Doug Chiang     Andrew L. Jones     Art Direction by  Rachel Aguirre     Steve Christensen     Frances Lynn Hernandez     Costume Design by  Shawna Trpcic      

The Movie Podcast LIVE is coming to FAN EXPO CANADA in TORONTO with SPECIAL GUEST Jay McCarrol! Join us FRIDAY AUGUST 25 at 12PM ET in the South Building (Level 700) Room 717 AB.Daniel and Shahbaz review Dave Filoni's STAR WARS: AHSOKA, an eight episode Disney+ series. Set after the fall of the Empire, AHSOKA follows the former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano as she investigates an emerging threat to a vulnerable galaxy. It stars Rosario Dawson, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Ray Stevenson, Ivanna Sakhno, Diana Lee Inosanto, David Tennant, Lars Mikkelsen, and Eman Esfandi. Star Wars: Ahsoka with debut with two episodes exclusively on Disney+ on August 22, 2023 at 6PM PST / 9PM EST.Watch and listen to The Movie Podcast now on all podcast feeds, YouTube, and TheMoviePodcast.caGet a whole month of great cinema FREE on MUBI: mubi.com/themoviepodcastContact: hello@themoviepodcast.caLINKS TO COOL STUFFFOLLOW USDaniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdShahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdAnthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdThe Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, and YouTube

Carolyn Fay Booth Archer, 90, of Henrico and formerly Kill Devil Hills, passed away on April 28, 2023. She is preceded in death by her husband of 49 years, David Archer; daughter, Denise Beck; parents, Louise and Reese Booth; brothers, Garland and Dennis Booth. She is survived by her daughter, Dawn Jessee (Mike Quinn); Granddaughters, Carrie Beck and Jennie Whitaker (Clay); great grandsons, Christian Beck, Gabriel Beck, and Rylan Whitaker; great-great grandson, River Beck. Carolyn was a loving and generous person, always helping family in need. She loved painting in oils and acrylics, winning several ribbons for her work. She...Article LinkSupport the show

Matt explores existing and potential themes for the upcoming Ahsoka series on Disney Plus. Be sure to catch up with Parsec Passion for all your Disney Star Wars coverage! Contact the podcast by tweeting @DoublePHQ (also good for instagram, hive and FaceBook: facebook.com/DoublePHQ), and leaving comments on the YouTube Videos at youtube.com/@DoublePMedia Time Stamps: 00:00:00 - Spoiler Alert, Intro, About Kevin Kiner, and Podcast Information 00:02:59 - The Music of Kevin Kiner: Ahsoka Theme 00:09:22 - The Music of Kevin Kiner: Sabine Theme 00:16:33 - The Music of Kevin Kiner: Hera Theme YouTube Channels with Many versions of the themes in a single video: Ahsoka's Theme: (edelweiss Channel compilation of instances taken from Clone Wars, Rebels, and The Mandalorian) https://youtu.be/jfA7FgiQHFU Sabine's Theme: (The LAst Sith Channel compilation of instances taken from Star Wars Rebels): https://youtu.be/ytfzrF6uJZA Hera's Theme: (Flash Music Channel compilation of instances taken from Star Wars: Rebels) https://youtu.be/WtH0k4h4SpE Series Information: Series Directed by Rick Famuyiwa...(1 episode, 2023) Dave Filoni...(1 episode, 2023) Jennifer Getzinger...(1 episode, 2023) Steph Green...(1 episode, 2023) Geeta Vasant Patel...(1 episode, 2023) Peter Ramsey...(1 episode, 2023) Series Writing Credits Dave Filoni...(written by) George Lucas...(based on STAR WARS by) Series Writing Credits Dave Filoni...(written by) George Lucas...(based on STAR WARS by) Wes Chatham...Captain Enoch Rosario Dawson...Ahsoka Tano Hayden Christensen...Anakin Skywalker Mary Elizabeth Winstead ...Hera Syndulla Lars Mikkelsen...Grand Admiral Thrawn Natasha Liu Bordizzo...Sabine Wren Ray Stevenson...Baylan Skoll Ivanna Sakhno...Shin Hati David Tennant...Huyang Eman Esfandi...Ezra Bridger Diana Lee Inosanto...Morgan Elsbeth Series Produced by Carrie Beck...executive producer Jon Favreau...executive producer Dave Filoni...executive producer Kathleen Kennedy...executive producer R.J. Mino...co-producer Series Casting By Sarah Finn Series Music By Kevin Kiner Hashtags: #Ahsoka #SabineWren #herasyndulla #music #kevinkiner #disney #StarWars #lucasfilm #DaveFiloni #RosarioDawson #HaydenChristensen #NatashaLiuBordizzo #MaryElizabethWinstead

Star Wars Celebration Anaheim is over. Tricia Barr and Sarah Woloski bring the fun to you. From the Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere to the surprising Tales of the Jedi panel, we share what excited us at the convention. There is a lot to look forward to in 2022 and beyond. Related: Episode 22.9: Animation is Art Tales of the Jedi Panel via Skywalking Through Neverland Tricia Barr discusses Jaina Solo on Tarkin's Top Shelf Ahsoka Tano panel at Star Wars Celebration via Tarkin's Top Shelf Fangirls Going Rogue Instagram Story from The Mandalorian Experience Video of the Grogu and Bantha puppets at The Mandalorian Experience Hyperspace Theories Obi-Wan Kenobi Storytelling Breakdown Skywalking Through Neverland Day 1 recap Ashley Eckstein and Matt Lanter Q & A from Exclusive Breakfast BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR INTERVIEWS WITH HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN, EWAN MCGREGOR, MOSES INGRAM, AND DEBORAH CHOW!! Social Media Fangirls Going Rogue Twitter | Instagram Tricia Barr Twitter | Instagram Sarah Woloski Twitter | Instagram Sandra Choute Twitter | Instagram Facebook Public | Private You must answer the 3 questions to join the Private Facebook group!

It’s time for another deep dive episode, and this week we’re dropping into Star Wars: Resistance, with the opening two-parter The Recruit. Star Wars: ResistanceCreated by Carrie Beck, Dave Filoni, and Kiri HartStarring:Christopher Sean as Kazuda XionoScott Lawrence as Jarek … Continue reading →

En décembre 2019 nous voulions enregistrer cet épisode mais grève des transports oblige nous avons finalement décalé l'enregistrement en décembre 2020. Ironie du sort, une pandémie mondiale et un deuxième confinement nous empêchent, de nouveau, d'enregistrer toutes ensemble. Comme la force est avec nous, nous nous sommes munies de nos meilleurs micros, de nos plus beaux pyjamas et d'une connexion internet sans limites pour enfin enregistrer cet épisode consacré aux héroïnes de la saga Star Wars.  Si, ici bas, notre planète bleue est principalement constituée de sociétés misogynes et patriarcales, dans une galaxie très lointaines, une princesse devenue générale, une Reine, une leadeuse de la Rébellion, une pilleuse d'épaves ou encore une technicienne de la Résistance font face elles aussi à des injonctions malgré leurs brillants esprits et leurs carrures badass. Embarquez avec nous dans le Sorociné Millenium pour faire le tour de ces personnages féminins, analyser leurs écritures, leurs arcs narratifs et bien plus encore. Participantes : Pauline - @paulinemallet_ / / Laura @CookieTime_LE / Chloé @chloerachedi Invitées : Phobos @PhobosCosplay  Podcasteuse sur @SWoutrider - https://soundcloud.com/rider-podcasts et @Actioner_Pod - https://actioner.fr Cosplayeuse sur https://www.instagram.com/phoboscosplay/) Création, animation, réalisation, montage et mixage son : Pauline Mallet Extrait ouverture de l'épisode :  Musique de fin d'épisode : Run the world - Beyoncé (2011) Références mentionnées et/ou conseillées (par ordre chronologique de sortie) Films  Trilogie originale (1977-1983) Star Wars, épisode IV : Un nouvel espoir - George Lucas (1977)Star Wars, épisode V : L'Empire contre-attaque - Irvin Kershner (1980) Star Wars, épisode VI : Le Retour du Jedi - Richard Marquand (1983)   Prélogie (1999-2005) Star Wars, épisode I : La Menace fantôme - George Lucas (1999)Star Wars, épisode II : L'Attaque des clones - George Lucas (2002)Star Wars, épisode III : La Revanche des Sith - George Lucas (2005)   Troisième trilogie (2015-2019) Star Wars, épisode VII : Le Réveil de la Force - J. J. Abrams (2015)Star Wars, épisode VIII : Les Derniers Jedi - Rian Johnson (2017)Star Wars, épisode IX : L'Ascension de Skywalker - J. J. Abrams (2019) Rogue One - Gareth Edwards (2016) Séries  Friends « Celui qui rêvait de la princesse Leia » saison 3, épisode 1 - Gail Mancuso (1996) That '70s Show - Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner, Mark Brazill (1998-2006) Star Wars Rebels - Simon Kinberg, Dave Filoni, Carrie Beck (2014-2018) The Big Bang Theory - Bill Prady, Chuck Lorre, Steven Molaro (2007-2019) Looking for Leia - Annalise Ophelian (2019) Clone Wars - George Lucas (2008-2020) Livres / Articles de presses / expositions / vidéos / podcast  Livres Carrie Fisher, Journal d'une princesse - Carrie Fisher (2017) Vidéos Predatory Romance in Harrison Ford Movies - Pop Culture Detective (2017) → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWoP8VpbpYI Épisodes de Sorociné mentionnés Épisode 6 - Les héroïnes badass (2018) → https://smartlink.ausha.co/sorocine/episode-6-les-heroines-badass Épisode 7 - Les figures féminines dans la saga Harry Potter (2019) → https://smartlink.ausha.co/sorocine/episode-6-les-heroines-badass Épisode 32 - L'âge au cinéma → https://smartlink.ausha.co/sorocine/episode-32-l-age-au-cinema Articles de presse « Star Wars » : le harcèlement de l'actrice Kelly Marie Tran illustre les dérives des communautés de fans - par Pauline Croquet - Le Monde (2018) → https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2018/06/11/star-wars-le-harcelement-de-l-actrice-kelly-marie-tran-illustre-les-derives-des-communautes-de-fans_5312928_4408996.html?fbclid=IwAR0eAZoYNlFLG9HFj4Xl8-WNQu6N7u8qoAcLV2ct0FF_AXl8iVoxulDTQQI#:~:text=Automne%202017%20%3A%20dans%20le%20cadre,alors%20inconnue%2C%20Kelly%20Marie%20Tran There are more women than ever in ‘Star Wars.' Men still do most of the talking par Swetha Kannan, Andrea Roberson Sean Greene Tracy Brown - LA Times (2019) → https://www.latimes.com/projects/star-wars-movies-female-character-analysis/?fbclid=IwAR0NyEWOhY7MWDf11DKDXOQXQLB_Y8gphZN4l5dwTgu3FuZ32rye38leZoU Les héroïnes de Star Wars par Elvire Bornand - Hypotheses (2019) → https://superheroine.hypotheses.org/720?fbclid=IwAR3w05anEAsyY2LzRwBDSw9YW4LbcXDO0YbA08YdqOADzLifTs9fYE36Omc

Season 2 of The Mandalorian was so wizard, and our heroes are here to break it all down! Join Matt, Caitlin, and Brian as they discuss this insane episode, as well as say goodbye to Jeremy Bulloch, talk High Republic, and bid everyone farewell... for now. No one's ever really gone.

Karkin' kriff, the news is marching! Our heroes are reeling from the Star Wars reveals that took place during the "Disney Investor Call Holiday Special" and are also trying to discuss Chapter 15 of The Mandalorian. Join Caitlin, Matt, and Brian as they wallow in the goods and avoid death. Also, everyone who listens may or may not become a Jedi by the show's end. Maybe. Maybe not. Migs!

Ship go boom. Chapter 14 of The Mandalorian will change the way we look at the prequels forever and our heroes are on it. Join Matt, Caitlin, and Brian for a very long discussion about this episode, followed by a very sad announcement.

He has a name! Chapter 13 of The Mandalorian did not play around, and our heroes are still recovering! The Child has a name! A certain special someone has returned! Another name got dropped out of nowhere! HK droids! Brian, Caitlin, and Matt discuss all of this, plus more sniping about the Bridger Pamphlet and for whatever reason, more Williams Sonoma references.

Celebrate Life Day properly! Our heroes are recording at night, so welcome back to Spotckha Nights. Brian, Caitlin, and Matt discuss The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special, then go for some Hug Watch, Captain's Corner, and Trade Negotiations. MmmBop is cooking a Nuna, it's a Life Day miracle!

Reunions! Plots! Vats! Cookies! Schools! Our heroes are talking all things Chapter 12 of The Mandalorian. Join Caitlin, Matt, and Brian as they steal some cookies, debut a brand new segment, and much more. Red-eyed death ferrets all around!

Hurry up, goldenrod! Anthony Daniels (C-3PO) joins our heroes (briefly) to discuss the LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special, The Mandalorian, and his Star Wars legacy. Brian, Caitlin, and Matt then proceed to have a merry festival of love for everyone's favorite protocol droid. Sorry Wires, but it's true. Dear oh dear!

Where do we even start with this one? Chapter 11 of The Mandalorian was kriffing insane, how's that? Our heroes can barely handle all of the big reveals and rumor confirmations let alone talk coherently about them, but here goes nothing! Join Brian, Caitlin, and Matt as they celebrate, scream, and ignore the constant warnings of Wires.

Do you speak frog? Chapter 10 of The Mandalorian was an enormous festival of weird, and our heroes are going through all of it. From Dr. Mandible, to Yoda Baby's possible murder spree, to Frog Lady, this was one for the books. Brian, Caitlin, and Matt revel in it as well as the new LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special trailer and so much more. Capes for Life Day!

Darth Synergy hard at work! Our heroes were excited for Season 2 of The Mandalorian, but were they prepared for a dragon-sized load of canon connections? They were not, yet here we are. Join Caitlin, Matt, and Brian for a western shuffle into Chapter 9 of The Mandalorian, as well as Yoda Baby merch news, The High Republic, Brian's Olyphant resentments, and more. Look out world, here comes Krayt Dragon!

Join our heroes (SYFY WIRE’s Brian Silliman, Caitlin Busch, and Matt Romano) for a celebratory visit to the world of Star Wars each and every week, where they’ll cover anything and everything going on in the galaxy far, far away. If you’re seeking the astonishingly positive twin suns of the Star Wars fandom, then the force is with you. You’re in for a karkin’ kriffload of fun, so subscribe today…it’s gonna be so wizard.