"Dawn Of The Jedi" (James Mangold) - News, Rumeurs

[EagleWolf]

[Dark Sirgon]

Wow alors là clairement le film qui me fait le plus rêver !!!! En plus avec James Mangold !!

[Adanedhel]

Un concept ultra prometteur et un réal en qui j'ai toute confiance, je suis très très hypé

Du coup est ce que c'est pour ça que Swamp Thing est prévu aussi tard dans le plan de Gunn, pour laisser Mangold bosser sur ce film là ? Parce que si il faut attendre après Swamp Thing... Ça fait très très loin

[NiradZedjati]

Le projet est entre de bonnes mains...

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[Supernad]

Moi je suis content de tous les annonces car Taiki Waititi est nulpart près d'un d'eux et ça me remplit de bonheur.

[EagleWolf]

[NiradZedjati]

Un clin d'oeil à Charlton Heston dans le film donc

Blague à part, ça augmente ma curiosité là !

[EagleWolf]

Je me demandais si quelqu'un saurait s'il y a déjà eu une référence au premier Jedi dans un roman ou un comic ?

[Mr. Toiles Héroïques]

Pour l'instant, le seul élément substantiel, c'est qu'il apparaît sur cette mosaïque (extrait du Guide Visuel de SW8). Donc la mosaïque est mentionnée dans les novélisations, mais c'est tout.

[EagleWolf]

Ok, c'est la seule référence donc.

[EagleWolf]

“Well, I’ve talked to [Lucasfilm] before and even worked a bit before on other projects. 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. 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.”

[EagleWolf]

James Mangold sur son approche :

"When I talked to some of the Star Wars clerics that keep track of all of these timelines, I was like 'So when would this happen?' And they were like '25,000 years before Episode I,' and I was like 'Oh, I was looking for some distance, but that’s distance.'"

"The reality for me is that that feeling of space, no pun intended, was something that I felt was really important not to get away from fan service or the intricacies of what George had set up and dreamed of, but to just have the space to tell a story and not be instantly encumbered with the bases you have to hit."

"I don’t wanna make any guarantees one way or another, but it will be before Jedi. Meaning, you might be experiencing something that might become Jedi. Despite the fact that people make movies other ways, I don’t tend to think people brand themselves before they’ve actually found themselves."

[Adanedhel]

Dans le Legends la fondation de l'ordre Jedi est en -25 000 ouais, mais dans le canon rien ne l'empêchait de mettre ça moins loin dans le passé, parce qu'effectivement c'est une échelle de temps un peu ridicule au final (ça vient de la phrase d'Obi-Wan 1000 générations de Jedi patati patata, mais bon ça peut très bien être une hyperbole ou du mytho à la Obi-Wan, Lucas lui-même a plutôt opté pour une république vieille de mille ans dans la prélo, ce que l'UE Legends avait bricolé en disant que mille ans plus tôt la République avait été réformée et récréée, pour coller avec ce qui avait été fait sur la période de l'Ancienne République dans les comics Tales of the Jedi, mais bon...)

[NiradZedjati]

*Créateur de House of Cards.

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[EagleWolf]

Bien, bien, bien... (il a aussi écrit pour Les Marches du Pouvoir et The First)

[EagleWolf]

Le producteur Simon Emanuel a peut-être lâché le titre à SFX :

"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."

[EagleWolf]

(NB : la source n'est pas Empire mais Daniel Ritchman, et aucun calendrier de production n'est spécifié)

[EagleWolf]

James Mangold :

”My partner (Beau Willimon) and I have been writing it. I don’t know what’s next because we haven’t gotten to the end of that process, we’re trying to finish a draft.”

[EagleWolf]

(NB : la source n'est pas Empire mais Daniel Ritchman, et aucun calendrier de production n'est spécifié)

Un article de productionlist.com indique un tournage début décembre, mais toujours aucune confirmation.

[EagleWolf]

"To me, the really important aspects are the freedom to make something new. Beau and I, in relation to Star Wars, have been working on a script, and we'll see what happens [...] Do we find a way on the page to say something original?"

"The Star Wars movie would be taking place 25,000 years before any known Star Wars movies takes place. It's an area and a playground that I've always [wanted to explore] and that I was inspired by as a teenager. I'm not that interested in being handcuffed by so much lore at this point that it's almost immovable, and you can't please anybody."

"Success is never guaranteed, but the reality is that the way to get most people to agree is to move them; to somehow find the humanity in a situation. Whether it's a mega-franchise or a smaller dramatic movie, whatever they are, usually the movies you remember are the ones that move you. The ones that leave you cold, even if they're clever, even if they're spectacular, even if they're dazzling, somehow just become replaced by the next dazzling object a year later. It's the feelings, it's "the feels," right? That truly defines how we feel about these movies and whether we care to visit them again."

[EagleWolf]

Encore une rumeur provenant cette fois de @MyTimeToShineH et qui appuie celle de Ritchman pour décembre...

[Azarion]

Probablement la dernière miette de Star Wars qui me fait encore envie dans son marasme de dobermannerie cinématographique.

[EagleWolf]

DEADLINE: You’ve still got that prequel with James Mangold, who’s Oscar-nominated for the Bob Dylan movie A Compete Unknown?

KENNEDY: "Yep. He’s working on this script right now. Simon’s working on scripts right now. Shawn, we had been working with him already for about a year and a half. These guys are available now. Jim, he got delayed a bit because of the Dylan movie and the awards season. You have to accommodate top talent to a certain extent. And quality is so important with what it is we’re trying to do. I like to wait for people that I think are passionate and really good to step into Star Wars."