Remember that old live-action Star Wars TV show we were promised before Disney bought the rights to the franchise? The one that was supposed to take place between Episodes III and IV? Well, that project never came to fruition, sadly -- at least not the "live-action" part. (See Star Wars Rebels.)
However, Battlestar Galactica's Ronald D. Moore recently revealed that he once lost an argument to George Lucas while he was working on the never-produced show. As Moore explained in an interview on Last Call with Carson Daily (via Blastr):
"I did, for a bit of time, work on what was going to be a Star Wars live-action series," he said. "We'd go gather at Skywalker Ranch periodically, every couple of months, and break stories and write scripts for this proposed series that George was interested in."
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Moore continued, "George was in the ring with us every day, and it was a fascinating, amazing experience. There was George Lucas and we'd be arguing [about] stories, and there was a point where I found myself in an intense argument with George about what Darth Vader would or would not do, and part of my brain kind of went, 'What the hell are you doing? Are you really going to argue with George Lucas about what Darth Vader would do?'"
When asked who eventually won the argument, Moore replied, "George gets to win all of his arguments."
You can check out the full interview in the video below:
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