Star Wars story banned from using Boba Fett

The Mandalorian Season 2 finale – 91% was the perfect opportunity to feature The Book of Boba Fett spin-off, starring the famous bounty hunter. The character returned after a long absence but is now ready for further adventures in the distant galaxy. According to new information from the New York Times, the writers of Han Solo: A Star Wars Story – 56% wanted to use Fett in the movie, however Lucasfilm banned them for a very special reason. In the following paragraphs we discuss all the details.

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Although Boba Fett made a cameo appearance in the first episode of the second season of The Mandalorian, his impressive comeback came with the chapter “The Tragedy” directed by Robert Rodriguez. Temuera Morrison, the actor who plays the character, has shown impressive skill in taking down multiple stormtroopers in seconds. The excellent welcome from Boba Fett to The Mandalorian This led to the character’s already planned spin-off, but it looks like Lucasfilm had some ideas for him long before that.

The New York Times interviewed Jon Kasdan, co-author of Solo: A Star Wars Story, which explains that the use of Boba Fett was categorically prohibited on the tape: “Boba was always off limits because it was in development elsewhere.” It was obvious that Disney and Lucasfilm were already leading Fett into another realm since the adventure began for Only; time has passed and very soon fans will be witnessing all the plans the studio has quietly made for him. Will the long wait time be worth it? We will find out very soon.

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Boba Fett’s book It will consist of seven episodes, all approximately 30 to 50 minutes in length. The broadcast will be weekly, like other ambitious Disney Plus products, on the platform on December 29. You can read the official synopsis below:

Legendary bounty hunter Boba Fett navigates the underworld of the galaxy with mercenary Fennec Shand as they return to the sands of Tattooine to claim their territory once ruled by the late crime lord Jabba the Hutt.

The third season of The MandalorianLucasfilm’s first big live-action hit on the small screen isn’t coming anytime soon. The showrunners have been significantly delayed due to some issues along the way at the time of writing the following adventures. Fortunately, things were quickly resolved and the road is going well. What will happen to the Mandalorian and little Grogu now who live apart from each other? other? We have no doubts that Lucasfilm will make the most of little Baby Yoda for years to come.

Meanwhile, Lucasfilm remains somewhat oblivious to the subject matter of the films, without revealing too much. It’s clear the studio don’t want to make the same sequel trilogy mistake and leave things unplanned; the following cinematic adventures will be developed in great detail and are sure to bring in millions of dollars at the global box office. Episodes VII, VIII and IX represent a dark spot in the history of the franchise, which is why the top executives are watching in their footsteps. At the moment, the products on the small screen are under control.

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