TFG Ep. 183: Production Wraps on the Mandalorian and Grogu Movie, Rey Film Loses Another Writer, Nick Frost's SM-33 Droid in Skeleton Crew, and Mace Windu Lives?! Artwork

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TFG Ep. 183: Production Wraps on the Mandalorian and Grogu Movie, Rey Film Loses Another Writer, Nick Frost's SM-33 Droid in Skeleton Crew, and Mace Windu Lives?!

October 27, 2024 • The Force Geeks • Season 5 • Episode 23

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In Episode 183 of The Force Geeks: A Star Wars Podcast, Nate, Jake, and Chris dive deep into the latest Star Wars news, delivering fresh insights and some heated debates. They kick things off with exciting news that The Mandalorian and Grogu movie has wrapped production, promising a new cinematic adventure for Mando fans. What can we expect from Din Djarin and Grogu on the big screen? The Geeks have their theories.

Plus… more turmoil for Rey’s upcoming movie. The film loses its screenwriter yet again, causing more delays. The team discusses what this could mean for Rey’s story and the overall Star Wars cinematic slate. They also unpack Samuel L. Jackson’s recent hints about Mace Windu’s survival, sparking intense speculation about the Jedi’s potential return.

The Geeks then turn their attention to Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, dissecting the first look at Nick Frost’s SM-33 droid. What role will this character play in the new series?

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