Star Wars Bits: Han Solo Spin-Off Movie Rumors; Clone Wars, Lupita Nyong’o and Force Awakens Concept Art

Posted on Friday, December 26th, 2014 by Germain Lussier

Star Wars Bits is back with a vengeance. We’ve got The Force Awakens, we’ve got the spinoffs, we’ve got Clone Wars, comic books, art and so much more. Below, read about the following:

• New spin-off rumors suggest it’s about Han Solo, Aaron Paul is involved and filming starts after Spectre.
• Watch a sueded version of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer.
• The stunt actor playing Chewbacca in The Force Awakens may have been revealed.
• Marvel will rerelease their original Star Wars comics in remastered editions.
• Watch a trailer for the Star Wars Fan Film Awards.
• See the animated Lucasfilm holiday card.
• Matt Lanter recorded some new Anakin Skywalker Clone Wars voice over last week.
• Oscar Isaac got his Star Wars obsessed uncle a role in The Force Awakens.
• A new rumor says Lupita Nyong’o‘s Force Awakens character is nothing like you’ve heard.
• What box office records could Star Wars: The Force Awakens break?
• Han Solo and Chewbacca Force Awakens concept art, villain rumors, Imperial ships and more.

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Collection of ‘Prometheus’ Set Photos Includes One Character Cut From Final Edit

Posted on Friday, June 15th, 2012 by Russ Fischer

Whether you love Prometheus, hate it, or just find the whole thing frustrating, it’s a week later and Ridley Scott‘s film is still one of the hottest topics in the movie world. We learned this week that the film is going to be augmented by 20 to 30 minutes of deleted scenes when it hits DVD and Blu-ray later this year, with some of those scenes available only as standalone deleted options, and others viewable through a branching extended cut.

While we’ll have to wait a while to see much of that footage, we do now have a bunch of great photos taken on set of the prosthetics, makeup and costume worn by Daniel James and Ian Whyte, as two of the film’s Engineers, and of Matthew Rook as the Elder Engineer. That last character didn’t make the final cut, however, and in fact these photos suggest that there’s more to the ‘sacrifice’ opening of the film than ended up in the release version. Check out the pics below. Read More »

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