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Skeleton Crew Ratings Spell Doom for Star Wars
The twin suns of Tatooine appear to be setting on Star Wars. There have been signs for a while that the sci-fi behemoth was losing its grip on the cultural landscape (and, by extension, Disney was losing its grip on the money they invested in it), like each successive movie doing less business, merc...
Read MoreAnother Skeleton Crew Trailer Comes Out
On Friday, Disney and Lucasfilm put out yet another trailer for Skeleton Crew, the upcoming Disney+ Star Wars series about a group of lost children trying to find their way back to their home planet. The show drops in just over a month, on December 3rd, and there’s no hype or marketing for it ou...
Read MoreEntertainment Weekly Has Exclusive Skeleton Crew Pictures
We’re finally hearing more about Skeleton Crew as the Star Wars show fast approaches its December 3rd release on Disney+. D23 brought us the first (legal) footage of Skeleton Crew, and now we have photos courtesy of Entertainment Weekly. Entertainment Weekly’s Dalton Ross also spoke with Skeleto...
Read MoreTRAILER: Skeleton Crew Season 1 (2024)
This Friday, August 9th, the first trailer for Skeleton Crew was screened at the D23 convention in Anaheim. Created by Jon Watts and Christopher Ford, the show has been described as Stranger Things in space or Star Wars meets Amblin. Watts and Ford directed and wrote Spider-Man: Homecoming, res...
Read MoreSkeleton Crew Will Come Out Around Christmas
Skeleton Crew showrunner Jon Watts (Spider-Man: No Way Home) spoke with Collider at CCXP regarding the upcoming Disney+ Star Wars series. The website’s exclusive scoop is that the show will air just in time for Christmas this year, following delays after it was expected last year. Skeleton Crew st...
Read MoreSkeleton Crew Budget Higher than Mandalorian, Receives California Filming Credit
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the upcoming Star Wars series Skeleton Crew has a budget of nearly $136 million, substantially more than season 1 of The Mandalorian ($100 million). They also report that the show is among productions chosen by the state of California to receive tax credits, e...
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