Don't hold your breath. I doubt they'll retread what's already been done.
Wrong thread bud.JJ seemed to retread a lot of Trek09 for STID.
Everyone already knows what you think about the EU. There is no need to thread on and on about it.Nor should they. I don't understand why fans if the franchise would want to tie down the creative team developing this story to previous EU novels. JJ's adapted a previous Trek film, not Imzadi or some other Trek novel drivel.
Everyone already knows what you think about the EU. There is no need to thread on and on about it.
I love the EU, I am reading Dawn if the Jedi right now. I just find it creatively uninspiring to simply take EU stories and base the films on that. What a missed opportunity that would be. Some characters or situations? Sure if they serve the story but don't you want to see something new?
Wrong thread bud.
If true, I'm very glad to hear that casting is taking place in the UK. The fewer "Hollywood' types the better.
I don't think speech patterns evolve that quickly just because of a political shiftAmen to that. Hearing English accents in Star Wars again is another step (back) in the right direction. Though, really, I could be wrong since the English accents were the Empire which, in theory, doesn't exist in this upcoming film, so...
I don't think speech patterns evolve that quickly just because of a political shift![]()
That's very true, though I think the principal reasoning behind using the English for the Imperial roles was simply a trick to make them separate and distinct from the Rebels, i.e. making it easier to identify the "bad guys". It should be asked, though, since everyone was from the same republic, why didn't everyone have the same accent??
Same reason they people living in Texas have a different accent from me, and we're in a much smaller republic:lol
...that's supposed to be the accent of the Core worlds, like Coruscant, or the Senate. That's why Lucas had Leia do the fake British accent and Padme attempt to do it as Queen.
But, they did evolve, or rather de-volve, in the prequels. I don't recall any English accents at all. There were some Australian accents in there, albeit toned down in some cases, but none were English that I remember.