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Star Wars: The Clone Wars In Theaters and on Television in 2008
February 12, 2008
A new era of
Star Wars entertainment begins in 2008 when
Star Wars: The Clone Wars, from creator
George Lucas, premieres as an all-new feature film in August, followed by the television series debut in the fall, in a partnership announced today between Lucasfilm Ltd., Warner Bros. Pictures and Turner Broadcasting System Inc. Produced by Lucasfilm Animation,
Star Wars: The Clone Wars takes audiences on incredible new
Star Wars adventures, combining the legendary storytelling of Lucasfilm with an eye-popping, signature animation style.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars will open in North American theaters Friday, August 15. International release dates will be announced soon.
"I felt there were a lot more
Star Wars stories left to tell," said George Lucas, executive producer of
Star Wars: The Clone Wars. "I was eager to start telling some of them through animation and, at the same time, push the art of animation forward."The theatrical debut of
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is only the beginning of all-new
Star Wars adventures that continue in the fall when the long-awaited television series premieres on Cartoon Network, followed by airings on TNT. Details regarding international broadcasts will be announced shortly.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars showcases an entirely new look and feel to the galaxy far, far away -- combining the expansive scope of the
Star Wars Saga with state-of-the-art computer-generated animation. Each week, viewers will see a thrilling, 30-minute "mini-movie" created by the talented artists at Lucasfilm Animation.
On the front lines of an intergalactic struggle between good and evil, fans young and old will join such favorite characters as
Anakin Skywalker,
Obi-Wan Kenobi and
Padmé Amidala, along with brand-new heroes like Anakin's padawan learner, Ahsoka. Sinister villains -- led by
Darth Sidious,
Count Dooku and
General Grievous -- are poised to rule the galaxy. Stakes are high, and the fate of the
Star Wars universe rests in the hands of the daring
Jedi Knights. Their exploits lead to the action-packed battles and astonishing new revelations that fill
Star Wars: The Clone Wars."Warner Bros. and Turner are uniquely positioned to deliver on the enormous potential of
The Clone Wars because together they offer a world-class opportunity: the theatrical and home-video distribution of Warner Bros. and the broad reach of the Turner Networks," said Micheline Chau, President and Chief Operating Officer of Lucasfilm Ltd. "This terrific combination hits the key demographic groups, ranging from kids to adults, that make up the
Star Wars audience."
Dan Fellman, Warner Bros. Pictures President of Domestic Distribution, added, "This is a breakthrough project -- returning
Star Wars to the big screen in a completely new way while beginning an exciting new chapter in George Lucas' legendary saga. We immediately felt that it would be a fantastic theatrical event and are thrilled to be bringing it to moviegoers." "Nothing like this has ever been produced for television," said Stuart Snyder, President/COO Turner Animation,Young Adults & Kids Media. "For 30 years,
Star Wars has shown that it appeals to a huge breadth of fans.
The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network will be appointment television for everyone in the family. We're thrilled to be working with Lucasfilm again and very excited to be playing a role in bringing this remarkable adventure to viewers."With a new story each week,
Star Wars: The Clone Wars continues the tradition of thrilling stories, astonishing visuals and extraordinary music that have always been the hallmarks of the
Star Wars Saga.
Lucasfilm Animation, which is based in Marin County, Calif., with a studio in Singapore, has produced more than 30 all-new episodes of
Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and production continues on even more exciting episodes.
The first in a planned series of special web-only documentaries that chronicle the development of
Star Wars: The Clone Wars debuts online today, and
can be found here.
Ain't no f@#%ing way i'm watching Star Wars in danish!! That goes for all animated movies they translate. It's Sounds like crap
