September 14, 2009 | by Bruce Simmons 

The Latest On the Live-Action Star Wars Series

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Though news is limited on the live action Star Wars show, there is some news about the project stemming from the “Future of Star Wars“  Dragon*Con panel.

First off, pre-production (Writing) will start up soon and run through until “the new year.”

Rumors are saying that since Daniel Logan (Who played Boba Fett in Attack of the Clones) would probably be interested in reprising his role, he might be involved in the project.  During the panel, it was stated that we should “… expect news from Daniel’s camp in the not-too-distant future.“  Whatever that might mean.

That’s the latest we’ve seen on the project.

2012 is roughly looking like the air date for the project.

Source:  Examiner

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  • Huggybear
    2012? Meh. I bet a new Star Trek series will hit much before that, maybe even next fall.
  • elrey908
    this is just the star wars geek coming out of me ......but he played Jango Fett not Boba Fett. Boba Fett is the clone that he kept for himself.
    but that doesnt really matter
  • James77
    Daniel Logan played the younger clone Boba. Temora Morrison (sp?) played the adult Jango Fett
  • Hey, I was at Dragon Con and heard the news live. Steve Sansweet almost tripped up and confirmed that Logan was going to be on the show. From what I understand, he's already under contract and cannot contractually discuss the matter. That's pretty much a confirmation in the Hollywood world. There is a STRONG possibility that Boba Fett will be in the series and Logan will be reprising the role. ;)
  • Josh Rose
    I don't want Logan to play Boba Fett. I'm not the only one, right?

    He just never felt right to me watching AOTC. Morrison didn't either, but at least I got over him.
  • Elrey908: I've got two sources saying he played Boba Fett. Grr- Everyone is confusing me!

    Bob Crissman: Awesome man on the scene confirmation. NICE INSIGHT to the event! Thanks.
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