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In the vast expanse of the Star Wars universe, the fate of one of its most iconic bounty hunters, Boba Fett, remains uncertain. According to actor Temuera Morrison, who donned the Mandalorian armour in the Disney+ series "The Book of Boba Fett," there is currently no concrete plan for Boba Fett's return to the franchise.
Morrison, who also played Jango Fett, the original clone template for Boba, has openly acknowledged that Lucasfilm and Disney have not indicated any interest in continuing the character’s story so far. He has called upon Star Wars fans to actively request the return of both himself and Daniel Logan (who played young Boba Fett) by sending faxes, letters, or emails to the company, in the hope of reviving Boba Fett’s presence in the franchise.
Morrison remains enthusiastic about reprising his role as Boba Fett but recognizes that the decision is out of his hands. He has said, "Boba Fett is stuck in a galaxy far, far away for now, but with fan support, we might just bring him back."
Meanwhile, in other news, Elizabeth Tulloch has confirmed that a script is being written for a potential continuation of the television series "Grimm." Original star David Giuntoli is also expected to be involved in the potential continuation.
In the world of Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek, their release schedules are now available for viewing. For those interested in space exploration, casting for the upcoming film "I See You" is ongoing. The company is seeking talent capable of portraying emotional depth while also withstanding the physical and psychological challenges of working in space.
In the realm of DC Universe, details about its future on film and TV are now available. Photographer Steve Sands has captured the best look yet at Jon Bernthal's new costume for his upcoming Punisher presentation on Disney+. A new trailer for The Toxic Avenger shows the character battling deadly corporate misconduct.
Lastly, Universal Studios and The Lego Group are collaborating on an "elevated Lego comedy" titled "Inner Child." Originally a spec script unrelated to the Lego universe, the project has been adapted to fit the Lego brand. Space 11, an aerospace company and film studio, is developing "I See You," a love story set in space with approximately 85% footage shot in outer space.
As we wait for more updates on these exciting projects, fans can continue to show their support for Boba Fett's return by contacting Lucasfilm. The status may be uncertain, but with fan demand, anything is possible in a galaxy far, far away.
- Temuera Morrison, who played Boba Fett and Jango Fett, has urged Star Wars fans to contact Lucasfilm to request the return of Boba Fett in the franchise.
- In a collaboration between Universal Studios and The Lego Group, an "elevated Lego comedy" titled "Inner Child" is being developed, which was originally a spec script unrelated to the Lego universe.
- A new trailer for The Toxic Avenger shows the character battling deadly corporate misconduct, while details about the DC Universe's future on film and TV are now available.
