Will 'Rogue One' Make Star Wars Fans Happy?

The transcript discusses Disney's strategy to expand the Star Wars universe by creating side stories and maintaining control over new content. It highlights the challenges of balancing franchise expansion with preserving the original canon. The transition from the Expanded Universe to Legends is detailed, along with Disney's efforts to create new content through movies and books. Upcoming Star Wars releases and their place in the timeline are also covered.

What is one of Disney's main reasons for creating standalone Star Wars movies?

• To reduce production costs

• To compete with other franchises

• To focus on character development

• To expand the universe without advancing the main story annually

What was a major concern among fans when Disney acquired Lucasfilm?

• The involvement of original actors

• The quality of special effects

• The fate of the Expanded Universe

• The potential for increased ticket prices

What did Disney do with the existing Star Wars Expanded Universe content?

• Ignored it completely

• Reclassified it as 'Legends'

• Integrated it into the new movies

• Used it as a basis for new video games

Why does Disney want control over the Star Wars narrative?

• To ensure consistency with George Lucas's vision

• To appeal to a younger audience

• To focus on merchandise sales

• To have freedom in future storytelling

What is the pattern of Star Wars movie releases as per Disney's plan?

• Focusing solely on animated films

• Releasing only main episodes

• Releasing movies every two years

• Alternating between main episodes and side stories