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George Lucas already confirmed it, I dunno why anyone would doubt it

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Sadly they might not even select a composer until 2014....

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I'm sure its Williams job until he can no longer do it. At worst, maybe a Superman IV type deal where he comes up with some new themes and Giacchino does the overall score.

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't they have to licence out all the themes and pay Williams all royalties for his music if they went with another composer? Seems like a total waste of money if the man is happy to do the score himself. You'd effectively be paying two composers to do the one job otherwise?

Isn't this how it worked with Harry Potter, hence Hedwig's Theme was the only Williams theme reused in the latter films? (Azkaban Quidditch theme references notwithstanding)

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it doesnt seem a problem in the clone wars where they quote some themes and re-use some passages of music...And that's a TV show...

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Yep, and if the studio owns something they can pretty much use what they own in anything. Kinda like Conan's old Walker Texas Ranger skit.

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Sometimes the bigger challenge is the new composer wanting to do their own thing, even if they love what's been done before them. Not necessarily saying this would happen with Giacchino, but it's a possibility.

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George Lucas already confirmed it, I dunno why anyone would doubt it

That was before Disney took it out of his hands. The mouse might have other plans with the franchise.

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Plans?! Who said "plans"?!

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So, do those who oppose Williams scoring episode VII, saying he should be gracious and pass the buck to the next generation also oppose the old trio of actors being on board for the movie, as they will be taking screentime away from the younger actors?

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Pretty much, yeah. As of this moment, without knowing what exactly they have in mind, it feels forced.

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So, do those who oppose Williams scoring episode VII, saying he should be gracious and pass the buck to the next generation also oppose the old trio of actors being on board for the movie, as they will be taking screentime away from the younger actors?

Yes, absolutely.

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Since it wont be just a reunion film (as if they were only doing one more film), but a passing of the torch, imho i think it is neccesarry to have the old actors.

I hope they do it without ruining the best parts of the EU though...

And yes, bring Williams. I hope he can do the whole trilogy. but if they plan to make infinite trilogies in the skywalker saga... then i wouldnt mind if Giacchino steped on...

I mean if the make a trilogy about The old republic era, i dont mind who is the composer (Griskey should be in this case :P) . I just want williams to score the main story films.

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I'd love to hear what Williams could do in the Star Wars universe without Lucas cutting it to shreds, and with a decent story (meaning some inspiration).

And I'm not the biggest fan of Gia's Trek score. I'd personally prefer this franchise stayed musically at home.

  • 2 weeks later...
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It still cracks me up that until a few months ago, there was "definitely" never going to be an Episode VII, and Harrison Ford was "definitely" never going to play Han Solo again. Not that I'm complaining! It's just amusing.

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So, do those who oppose Williams scoring episode VII, saying he should be gracious and pass the buck to the next generation also oppose the old trio of actors being on board for the movie, as they will be taking screentime away from the younger actors?

Yes.

I doubt a JW Star Wars score in two or three years from now would be awfully inspired, and I doubt a film with Ford, Hamill and Fisher in their twilight years would look terribly inspired.

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Too bad they killed off Jabba. With Carrie Fisher, they'd only need one puppeteer.

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I hope they naturally put themselves to fitness. I dont want surgically altered Luke and Leia... Yuck!

I try to picture how the movie could look like...and i get goosebumps thinking about the big three battling the badguys like in old times, with all that chemistry and fun. But of course i picture them as they are supposed to be aged in the Expanded universe...not their real status... In their nowadays status...it gives me the creeps....

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This is why the big three don't have any place in sequels. They're too old to be a gracefully aged Knight, pirate, and princess.

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Hammill with a beard would look cooler than Ford.

I'd like to see that. It could be something like this:

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  • 2 weeks later...
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I wonder what changed Ford's mind?

His disdain for Solo and at times the films, has been widely publicized.

Granted his box office appeal has fallen like Wyle E. Coyote of a cliff so maybe enough box office duds and chance to redeem himself after KOTCS was too much of a temptation by going back to another "beloved" character.

Of course I'm still sleptical they are gonna get thiose done by 2015.

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The work, of course, what else? His hatred for Blade Runner is legendary and yet he's telling everyone he wants to be in the sequel. I think Ford was fortunate and talented in creating a few iconic characters but that was when he was at the height of his powers and when had the right age. It's best to leave it alone and keep the magic.

Alex

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"I might have said things in the past that were characterizations of how I felt at the time," he said. "That was then. This is now. It doesn't matter."

- Harrison Ford

Source

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Rich people don't go poor the same way we do. ;)

(Hey, am I actually mis-quoting TDKR here?)

Karol

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