STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS, the first weekly television series from Lucasfilm Animation, premieres on Cartoon Network Friday, October 3 at 9 p.m. (ET, PT) with a special one-hour presentation that anchors the Network’s all-new night of fantasy, action and adventure. New series The Secret Saturdays and the current hit Ben 10: Alien Force join STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS for a night of...

George Lucas recently told reporters that the ‘Clone Wars’ film and a television series gave him the opportunity to tell stories he had to ignore in the live-action Star Wars movies. “When we did Revenge of the Sith, I lamented the fact that … I had to jump over the Clone Wars, and I jumped over the Clone Wars because it had nothing to...

The official Star Wars web site has announced that a computer animated feature film version of Star Wars: The Clone Wars will debut this summer, and the much anticipated TV series will hit Cartoon Network this fall. “I felt there were a lot more Star Wars stories left to tell,” executive producer George Lucas said in a statement. “I was eager to start telling some...

Ever since the Wii control scheme was announced fans have been anxious for a Star Wars lightsaber game that would turn your Wiimote into the Jedi weapon of choice. Lego Star Wars: The Complete Sage and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed are both headed to the Wii, and lightsaber controls are included…but don’t get too excited. According to Telltale Games’ Jonathan Smith, 1:1 motion...

Star Wars producer Rick McCallum recently told an audience at Star Wars Reunion 2 that Boba Fett will be a featured character in the upcoming Star Wars live action television series. McCallum also said that he would like to see Daniel Logan in the Fett armor, SW fans know that Logan is the actor that play young Boba Fett in Attack of the Clones. ...

George Lucas recently gave TV Guide an update on the various Star Wars television projects that are currently in production. “There’s Clone Wars, and we’re in the middle of that,” he said. “It’s basically like Star Wars [in that it] takes place between, obviously, Episode II and Episode III, but it’s the same kind of action. Unfortunately, it doesn’t fall into the realm of what...