Athena Portillo, Vice President of Animation at Lucasfilm, sat down for an exclusive interview with IGN to discuss two of the most exciting shows they have in the pipeline right now: the just ...

Something to look forward to: Lucasfilm just gave Star Wars fans a huge reason to celebrate with the announcement of a new installment in the blockbuster franchise. Provisionally titled Star Wars ...

“He's involved with the character depth of Maul, because both him and [Lucasfilm CCO Dave] Filoni created the character together in animation, and you know, he gets to read the scripts, he gets ...

Other credits include Airplane!, Avalance Express and Batman Forever. He was director of photography on Idaho Transfer, the ...

The BFI will be screening an original, unaltered print of A New Hope this summer but is it really "unaltered?" The answer ...

Since Disney’s acquisition of Lucasfilm in 2012, the power of the Star Wars brand has been diluted with each subsequent project. What was once guaranteed to be the most anticipated blockbuster ...

The father and son duo are working on a mysterious show for Lucasfilm. By Aaron Couch Film Editor After putting Disney+ on the map with early breakout hit The Mandalorian in 2019, Lucasfilm and ...

Carlton Cuse has been tapped to write a new Star Wars show from Lucasfilm. Cuse served as the showrunner of ABC’s Lost alongside Damon Lindelof. He also co-created Amazon Prime Video’s Jack ...

She also co-starred in Season 2 of HBO’s “True Detective.” Mon Mothma (Genevieve O’Reilly) in Lucasfilm’s “Andor,” exclusively on Disney+. (Photo Credit: ©2022 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM.

Since Disney’s acquisition of Lucasfilm in 2012, Star Wars has gone back and forth on both mediums on a regular basis (perhaps too regular for some). Regardless, the number of productions is ...

That was jam-packed with exhilarating panels and reveal after reveal: the blowout Lucasfilm panel alone announced three new movies, and that happened within the first two hours of the event.

His infamous sketch in the back of a yellow cab became the most imitated logo in history—and cities are still copying it today. In the summer of 1977, New York City was burning. A 25-hour ...