’s very old, and we have two versions of him. “The key person is Darth Maul, who had been resurrected in The Clone Wars cartoons-he brings all the gangs together. There’s a power vacuum so gangsters, like the Hutts, are taking advantage of the situation, and there is chaos,” Lucas continued. “They want to be stormtroopers forever, so they go to a far corner of the galaxy, start their own country, and their own rebellion. The stormtroopers refuse to give up when the Republic win.” When you win the war and you disband the opposing army, what do they do? The stormtroopers would be like Saddam Hussein’s Ba’athist fighters that joined ISIS and kept on fighting. “‘Okay, you fought the war, you killed everybody, now what are you going to do?’ Rebuilding afterwards is harder than starting a rebellion or fighting the war.
Episodes VII, VIII, and IX would take ideas from what happened after the Iraq War,” said Lucas (via io9).
“I had planned for the first trilogy to be about the father, the second trilogy to be about the son, and the third trilogy to be about the daughter and the grandchildren. SEE ALSO: Kathleen Kennedy thinks it would be “fantastic” if George Lucas returned to Star Wars but doubts it will happen And now, thanks to the new coffee table book The Star Wars Archives: 1999-2005, we have some insight direct from George himself, including the reveal that Darth Maul would have been the main antagonist, along with another Sith Lord direct from the comic books. Given the overall reception to Disney’s Sequels, and the growing appreciation for Lucas’ Prequel Trilogy, there’s naturally been much interest in the Star Wars creator’s original plans to wrap up the Saga. However, Lucas’ vision for the Sequel Trilogy didn’t fit with the direction that Disney wanted to take the franchise and his ideas were ultimately thrown out by the studio in favour of what eventually became Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. When George Lucas first handed over the keys to Lucasfilm to The Walt Disney Company, he did so with detailed plans already thrashed out for Episodes VII, VIII and IX of the Star Wars saga.
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