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I worry about many things… — Jon Kasdan (@JonKasdan) May 22, 2023 … but NONE of them are that #Willow will never be available again, either on @DisneyPlus or perhaps… someplace else, & ya never know where that could lead… stranger things have happened So grateful for all the love and enthusiasm; it's truly what keeps these[...]

Willow fans across the world want Val Kilmer's Madmartigan to return more than anything, and the feeling's mutual from both the actor and creator Jon Kasdan, with both shoving love for one another on Twitter "❤️ these two 'MADMEN' [Warwick A Davis] [Jon Kasdan] #willow [Disney Plus]," Kilmer quote tweeted "The greatest swordsman that ever[...]

One person who agreed that it was time to return to this world was George Lucas himself, as Jon Kasdan recently revealed during a press conference. Willow Ufgood (Warwick Davis) in Lucasfilm's WILLOW exclusively on Disney+ ©2022 Lucasfilm Ltd & TM All Rights Reserved. George Lucas Has Always Had A Soft Spot For Willow "You know, it's funny[...]

The writer Jon Kasdan is leading the charge They have a great group of writers and it's in very active development The scripts are going great So, they have to get through the season and the budget And so forth, there's no green light there yet, but I'm very optimistic about it I love [Kasdan's][...]

pic.twitter.com/wty5ENi3He — Jon Kasdan (@JonKasdan) January 6, 2020 While far from a box office failure, the Warwick Davis (Return of the Jedi)-Val Kilmer (Heat) starrer would earn only $110M on a $35M budget At a time when budgets for films were no where close to where they are today, a $35M investment was expected to yield deeper[...]

Despite having the unfortunate distinction of the lowest-box office performance of any Star Wars film to date, Solo: A Star Wars Story has a very loyal and vocal fanbase who want to see more. This weekend marks the anniversary of Solo hitting theaters, and the hashtag #MakeSolo2Happen was trending for a bit, prompting a tweet from[...]

It's been a while since we've heard anything concrete about plans for a 5th installment of the Indiana Jones franchise, but, there could be reason for

We can't believe this is happening, but it would appear that yes, Ron Howard is actually working on a series for Disney+ based on the fantasy film Willow.

To celebrate and/or commemorate the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story on digital today, co-writer Jon Kasdan has shared 53 things fans may like to know about the solo Solo film. Kasdan took to his personal Twitter account to share an itemized list of factoids, saying "in lieu of a commentary" about the writing process[...]