Showing posts with label Jon Kasdan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jon Kasdan. Show all posts

Thursday, September 20, 2018

Ray Park & Jon Kasdan To Join 'The Star Wars Show' Hosts Tonight For 'Solo' Facebook Live Event

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By: Dominic Jones

To celebrate the home media release of Solo: A Star Wars Story (available now on digital and September 25th on blu-ray), Lucasfilm is hosting a special Facebook Live event to show off some of the bonus material included on the release.  The event, which will take place tonight (September 20th) at 8pm ET/5pm PT, will be hosted by The Star Wars Show hosts Andi Gutierrez and Anthony Carboni.  It will also feature Solo co-screenwriter Jon Kasdan and Darth Maul actor Ray Park.  The event was announced on this week's episode of The Star Wars Show, which you can check out below,
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Friday, September 14, 2018

Jon Kasdan Shares Fifty-Two Behind the Scenes Facts About 'Solo' On Twitter

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By: Dominic Jones

With Solo: A Star Wars Story now available to buy as a digital download, the film's co-screenwriter Jon Kasdan has taken to Twitter to share some fun behind the scenes tidbits about the film.  He offers insight into the writing process with his father and co-writer Lawrence Kasdan, the influence of the film's original directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller on the film, and what it was like shooting with director Ron Howard and the cast.  You can see them all his tweets with the tidbits below,
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Thursday, September 13, 2018

New 'Solo' Behind the Scenes Clips Focus On L3-37

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By: Dominic Jones

Before Solo: A Star Wars Story is released as a digital download tomorrow, Lucasfilm has released two new preview clip from the behind the scenes bonus material that will be included with the film.  The clip focuses on the character L3-37, played by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and her characterization as a droid on the hunt for equal rights.  The clips were first released by Vanity Fair.
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Tuesday, May 29, 2018

Ron Howard Talks About How The Big Reveal In 'Solo' Came To Be

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By: Dominic Jones

SPOILER ALERT!  This article contains MASSIVE SPOILERS from Solo: A Star Wars Story.  If you haven't seen the movie yet and don't want to know what happens, stop reading now!

The newly released Solo: A Star Wars Story contains a tonne of tie-ins and call backs to stories and characters from other corners of the Star Wars galaxy, but none is bigger than the one the film saved for last.  Director Ron Howard recently sat down with /Film to discuss what led to the decision to have the person Qi'Ra (Emilia Clarke) calls at the end to be the former Sith Lord Darth Maul.
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Monday, May 28, 2018

Jon Kasdan Describes The Tag & Bink Deleted Scene From 'Solo'

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By: Dominic Jones

One Easter Egg many fans were looking for in Solo: A Star Wars Story was an appearance by Tag and Bink, a pair of side characters who first appeared in the comic book Tag and Bink Are Dead (a parody series that is to Star Wars what Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead is to Hamlet). The duo start the story as members of the Rebel Alliance aboard the Tantive IV, and through a series of hilarious coincidences wind up appearing in the background of several famous Star Wars scenes, always with a mask on.
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The Kasdans Discuss The Big Reveal In 'Solo'

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Lawrence (left) and Jon (right) Kasdan, Image via: The LA Times
By: Dominic Jones

SPOILER ALERT!  This article contains MASSIVE SPOILERS from Solo: A Star Wars Story.  If you haven't seen the movie yet and don't want to know what happens, stop reading now!

In a movie about one of the most beloved characters from the original trilogy, few would have predicted that one of the most talked about moments in the film would involve a fan favourite character from the prequels.  And yet, that's exactly what happened.  Towards the end of the film, after killing her boss Dryden Vos, Qi'Ra makes a call to his boss, the secret leader of the Crimson Dawn, who is revealed to be Darth Maul (or just Maul, as he is now known).
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Wednesday, April 18, 2018

Lawrence and Jon Kasdan Talk 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' on 'The Star Wars Show'

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By: Dominic Jones

The father and son duo who co-wrote Solo: A Star Wars Story together, Lawrence and Jon Kasdan appeared on Lucasfilm's official YouTube variety series The Star Wars Show. The Kasdans spoke with host Anthony Carboni about their history with Star Wars (Lawrence co-wrote The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, and The Force Awakens), as well as writing Han at this point in his life.  They also shared some insight into the characters Lando Calrissian, L3-37, Enfys Nest, and Tobias Beckett.  Check out the interview below,
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Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Jon Kasdan and Alden Ehrenreich Discuss Why the Millennium Falcon Looks Different in 'Solo'

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By: Dominic Jones

One of the biggest surprises of the marketing for Solo: A Star Wars Story has been the redesigned Millennium Falcon.  When we first see the Falcon in A New Hope, it has clearly seen better days (in the words of Luke Skywalker, "What a piece of junk!")  What we didn't release until now is just how much nicer it used to be.  The trailers, and subsequent still images, released have given us a look at what the Falcon looked like when it was owned by Lando Calrissian.
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Monday, February 12, 2018

Lawrence and Jon Kasdan Talk About How They Got Involved With 'Solo'

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By: Dominic Jones

The writing duo behind Solo: A Star Wars Story have a lengthy history with the Star Wars franchise.  Lawrence Kasdan, co-writer of Solo, has been involved in the writing of three Star Wars movies prior to Solo.  He was first recruited by George Lucas in 1979 to re-write his script for The Empire Strikes Back and then partnered again with Lucas on the script for Return of the Jedi.  Thirty years later, he was approached by Lucasfilm to write a Han Solo movie, but before that could get off the ground he was asked to work with JJ Abrams on the script for The Force Awakens
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Friday, February 9, 2018

Ron Howard and Jon Kasdan Reveal New Details About Beckett, Val, and Dryden Vos

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By: Dominic Jones

One thing that is becoming clear about Solo: A Star Wars Story is that it will take us into the criminal underworld of the Star Wars galaxy like never before on the big screen.  This can be seen in the types of characters that we're being introduced through the promotional material.  Director Ron Howard and co-screenwriters Lawrence and Jon Kasdan spoke about some of the new characters featured in Solo in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly's Anthony Breznican, as part of the magazine's cover story about Solo.  The characters covered are Tobias Beckett (Woody Harrelson), Val (Thandie Newton), and Dryden Vos (Paul Bettany).
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Thursday, February 8, 2018

Ron Howard and Jon Kasdan Talk L3-37 In 'Solo: A Star Wars Story'

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By: Dominic Jones

In the trailer and teaser for Solo: A Star Wars Story that were released this week, we were treated to a couple of looks at the new droid L3-37.  The droid is played by Fleabag star Phoebe Waller-Bridge through motion-capture, and will be partnered with Donald Glover's Lando during the film.  Director Ron Howard and co-screenwriters Jon and Lawrence Kasdan spoke about L3-37 in a new interview with Entertainment Weekly's Anthony Breznican, as part of the magazine's cover story about Solo
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Saturday, October 14, 2017

Tag & Bink To Appear In The 'Han Solo' Film

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By: Benjamin Hart

Yes, you read that headline correctly. A couple of classic Star Wars comic book characters have managed to make their way into the untitled Han Solo standalone film! Tag and Bink are canon!
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