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George Lucas' unmade Star Wars show was so expensive and risky that it would have cost $40 million per episode and “blown up the whole Star Wars universe"

"The problem was that each episode was bigger than the films, so the lowest I could get it down to with the tech that existed then was $40 million an episode." Star Wars: Underwor

Variety on MSN · 2d

George Lucas' Axed ‘Star Wars' Series Cost ‘$40 Million an Episode' and ‘Would've Blown Up' the Franchise: ‘Disney Would've Never' Bought Lucasfilm If It Got Made

George Lucas’ “Star Wars” producer Rick McCallum recently appeared on an episode of the “Young Indy Chronicles” podcast and teased what would’ve been “Star Wars: Underworld,” an ambitious television series that was one of the last “Star Wars” projects Lucas was working on before he sold the franchise to Disney in 2012 for $4.

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George Lucas’ Abandoned STAR WARS Series Cost $40 Million an Episode and Would’ve ‘Blown Up’ Franchise

A former Lucasfilm producer says George Lucas' abandoned live-action Star Wars show would've cost $40 million an episode and "blown up" the franchise.

Irish Star on MSN · 2d

'Violent' Star Wars series 'would’ve blown up' franchise at $40M an episode ahead of Disney deal

Star Wars almost had a bridge to fill in a gap in the plot line. However, the television series was a bit too dark and could have ruined the franchise.

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‘Star Wars: Underworld’ Details Revealed – The $2.4 Billion Show That Never Happened

Underworld was a planned live-action TV series set between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope. George Lucas announced it in ...

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Former White Sox All-Star, World Series Champion Bobby Jenks Undergoing Stomach Cancer Treatment

Former White Sox All-Star, World Series Champion Bobby Jenks Undergoing Stomach Cancer Treatment Bobby Jenks, a two-time All-Star closer and World Series champion with the Chicago White Sox ...

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Ex-Royals star, World Series champ retires from MLB after 13 seasons

Former Major League Baseball All-Star Mike Moustakas will retire with the Kansas City Royals, the team that drafted him and he helped win the 2015 World Series, he announced Monday. Moustakas ...

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