Producer Rick McCallum Discusses Live Action STAR WARS TV Series; Reveals Working Title

Producer Rick McCallum Discusses Live Action STAR WARS TV Series; Reveals Working Title

The producer reveals that the only thing holding up the TV show is budgetary issues and lets slip a few new details including the fact that they have over 50 scripts written and the current title of the series.

By JoshWilding - Jan 09, 2012 02:01 PM EST
Filed Under: Star Wars
Source: IGN TV

Talking to IGN TV, Rick McCallum has confirmed that the working title of the long talked about TV series is STAR WARS: UNDERWORLD. He also assures fans that Lucasfilm are still very keen on making it a reality despite the current budgetary problems (they can't get the costs down to a manageable level for television apparently) and even reveals a few new details about the direction it would take. Check out the interview in full below.



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