Are we pretending that I'm the unreasonable one for not wanting to see leaks?

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Are we pretending that I'm the unreasonable one for not wanting to see leaks?

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I'm with you!

Making Star Wars says 2 new 15-second commercials for the series are "imminent."

Can't wait for the multitude of 30 minute videos breaking down the 30 seconds of trailers we're about to get….

No seriously I am

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Can you really satirize something we all already do on this board, unironically?

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I mean like starting with the opening frame where it has the Disney and Lucasfilm logos and describing the origin of each letter, then explaining how letters combine to form words, and what Disney is and what Lucasfilm is.

"Lucas is almost assuredly in reference to the original creator, George Lucas. Film is likely a reference to the fact that Lucas was a filmmaker."

Alright, now I want to see you do this.

helloimustbegoing said:

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not to mention a face made for radio.

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Have you seen the other reactors?

“a vader vs obi-wan rematch is just fan service” and i do not give one shit because i am the fan that is being serviced

— is the kenobi trailer out? (@kenobitrailer) April 21, 2022

Sorry about the language staff

Quasi-new pictures from IFilm


Obi-Wan going to the mall, forgetting it's Boonta Eve and there's a big crowd.





I like how unintentionally bored the stormtrooper behind him looks. Like, "Oh jeez he's doing the spinny lightsaber again."

Lots of great stuff here from Chow, Christiensen, and McGregor. Ewan is trying to challenge Mark Hamill for my Star Wars god status with his comments.

Deborah Chow: "Obi-Wan's going on a journey… There's going to be different people that come into his life. One of the things I was trying to do with this series was to have the legacy, and who is important in Obi-Wan's life, and to also have some new characters. So it's going to be a mixture of the two. But I do think there are some surprises to come. I hope."

On the possibility of a second season (cue Spilner swoon): "We really did conceive this like a beginning, middle, and end," she continues. "It is one big story, and it was always meant to be. You can never tell what happens in the future. But, if another series were to happen, it would be the same process of making sure that there was a real story to tell. Ours is obviously very connected to the prequels, but I love the idea that there can be more stories that are all over the timeline."

Ewan on acting opposite a costumed Vader and stormtroopers.

"I've never met Darth Vader. I had rehearsed the scene with Vader, but not with the helmet on or anything like that. When we came to do the scene, when they shouted 'action', he had to come from behind me. I turned around, and ****ing Darth Vader was coming at me. It was like I was six again. I'd never acted into Vader's helmet. I'd never looked him in the eye."

that's not acting. That's real. I'm really, truly frightened right now.' And the same thing would happen with the Stormtroopers. I'd worked with Clone troopers before, but so many of them were CGI. I never worked with Stormtroopers, and, again, I was like seven years old again. Because when you're actually faced with a Stormtrooper, with a blaster, it's like: '****ing hell.'

It's like actual childhood memories of being scared. That's how deeply it's in us. I've acted for 30 years, and I've never been genuinely frightened when I'm acting frightened… But I had moments on this that were genuinely quite scary. It's so funny."

And Chow echoes those thoughts on Vader

"There was a moment of silence, collectively, when he first came onto set. Just having Vader standing in front of you is a crazy thing. It's an amazing thing, but it's very intense when you first start doing it."

and she again says Maul was never a part of a bargain, nor was giving Han to this bounty hunter!

"As long as I've been involved, we've never had Darth Maul in any of it. Dave [Filoni] did a beautiful job of telling that story already For anybody trying to tell a story in the middle of these two trilogies, there were only certain elements that made sense in where [Obi-Wan] is.

With a lot of the legacy aspects, the decision to bring Vader into it was not made lightly. We're 10 years after Revenge Of The Sith. Where is Obi-Wan's starting place? What has been important to him in his life? Anakin and Vader are a huge and very profound part of his life. We ended up feeling that he made sense in telling this story. And Vader casts such a dark shadow in this, that to have Maul as well, it might be a little bit much."


and some Hayden!

"When George [Lucas] had brought me onto the prequels, it was to play Anakin. He gets knighted as Darth Vader towards the end, and for a couple of scenes I get to put the suit on. But my journey with the character was with Anakin Skywalker. But the character? He's such a complex character. And now, getting to explore the mindset and the emotional state of Darth Vader, has been a lot of fun. "The extent of this journey, I think, remains to be seen. But what a privilege to get to come back and do this, and to be a part of this project."

Because of how uncivilized they are

One month to go!
https://yourcountdown.to/obi-wan-kenobi



My wife's reaction when I said I was going to wake my 10-year-old up at 2 a.m. to watch it on opening night.



My 10-year-old's reaction to the same news.



Me when they changed it from May 25 to May 27.



My wife when I said I was taking said superfan to the SW Hotel ($4,809 for 2 nights) next year for her birthday.

What was the point of your leaks thread if you're still gonna post them in here?