Fans of the 2022 TV seriesObi-Wan Kenobimay want to cover their eyes and ears as a recent interview with star Ewan McGregor reveals a second season may not be on the cards.Released in May 2022,Obi-Wan Kenobiwas a television mini-series that told the story of Obi-Wan who after surviving Order 66, now finds himself living in exile under the alias ‘Ben’. Set 10 years after the events of 2005’sStar Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, Obi-Wan is tasked with looking after Anakin’s son, Luke but that is until he is called on a mission to rescue Anakin’s daughter, Leia.Check out theObi-Wan Kenobitrailer below!The show already saw Hayden Christensen returning as Darth Vader and season one was generally well-received with a 7.1/10 rating on IMDb at the time of writing. However, it appears a second season is not on the cards, at least not yet.AdvertIn a recent interview with Ewan McGregor courtesy ofVariety, the actor said he would “love” to make a second season but “there’s no talk of it yet”. He also added that there is reportedly a “lot going on at Disney” but did not offer more information than this.This news is perhaps unsurprising considering Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedysaidseason two was not in “active development” back in 2023 but did say there was “always the possibility” considering McGregor “really wants to do another”.In perhaps even more surprising news, McGregor also revealed that he was initially hesitant to play the role of Obi-Wan back in 1999’sStar Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace.“I didn’t think it was at all who I was,” McGregor said.“When these films came out, they were so disliked. That was hard. The first one was panned and we still had to make another two! It was weird to be in a film that washammered,” he said. However, he has since gone on to be thankful he took the role and is happy with his performance despite initial negative reviews.AdvertIt remains to be seen if fans will ever seeObi-Wan Kenobiseason two but with the cast and crew ready to go, it would be a shame not to see where the story goes.Featured Image Credit: Disney PlusTopics:Star Wars,TV And Film,Disney
Fans of the 2022 TV seriesObi-Wan Kenobimay want to cover their eyes and ears as a recent interview with star Ewan McGregor reveals a second season may not be on the cards.Released in May 2022,Obi-Wan Kenobiwas a television mini-series that told the story of Obi-Wan who after surviving Order 66, now finds himself living in exile under the alias ‘Ben’. Set 10 years after the events of 2005’sStar Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, Obi-Wan is tasked with looking after Anakin’s son, Luke but that is until he is called on a mission to rescue Anakin’s daughter, Leia.Check out theObi-Wan Kenobitrailer below!The show already saw Hayden Christensen returning as Darth Vader and season one was generally well-received with a 7.1/10 rating on IMDb at the time of writing. However, it appears a second season is not on the cards, at least not yet.AdvertIn a recent interview with Ewan McGregor courtesy ofVariety, the actor said he would “love” to make a second season but “there’s no talk of it yet”. He also added that there is reportedly a “lot going on at Disney” but did not offer more information than this.This news is perhaps unsurprising considering Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedysaidseason two was not in “active development” back in 2023 but did say there was “always the possibility” considering McGregor “really wants to do another”.In perhaps even more surprising news, McGregor also revealed that he was initially hesitant to play the role of Obi-Wan back in 1999’sStar Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace.“I didn’t think it was at all who I was,” McGregor said.“When these films came out, they were so disliked. That was hard. The first one was panned and we still had to make another two! It was weird to be in a film that washammered,” he said. However, he has since gone on to be thankful he took the role and is happy with his performance despite initial negative reviews.AdvertIt remains to be seen if fans will ever seeObi-Wan Kenobiseason two but with the cast and crew ready to go, it would be a shame not to see where the story goes.Featured Image Credit: Disney PlusTopics:Star Wars,TV And Film,Disney
Fans of the 2022 TV seriesObi-Wan Kenobimay want to cover their eyes and ears as a recent interview with star Ewan McGregor reveals a second season may not be on the cards.Released in May 2022,Obi-Wan Kenobiwas a television mini-series that told the story of Obi-Wan who after surviving Order 66, now finds himself living in exile under the alias ‘Ben’. Set 10 years after the events of 2005’sStar Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, Obi-Wan is tasked with looking after Anakin’s son, Luke but that is until he is called on a mission to rescue Anakin’s daughter, Leia.Check out theObi-Wan Kenobitrailer below!The show already saw Hayden Christensen returning as Darth Vader and season one was generally well-received with a 7.1/10 rating on IMDb at the time of writing. However, it appears a second season is not on the cards, at least not yet.AdvertIn a recent interview with Ewan McGregor courtesy ofVariety, the actor said he would “love” to make a second season but “there’s no talk of it yet”. He also added that there is reportedly a “lot going on at Disney” but did not offer more information than this.This news is perhaps unsurprising considering Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedysaidseason two was not in “active development” back in 2023 but did say there was “always the possibility” considering McGregor “really wants to do another”.In perhaps even more surprising news, McGregor also revealed that he was initially hesitant to play the role of Obi-Wan back in 1999’sStar Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace.“I didn’t think it was at all who I was,” McGregor said.“When these films came out, they were so disliked. That was hard. The first one was panned and we still had to make another two! It was weird to be in a film that washammered,” he said. However, he has since gone on to be thankful he took the role and is happy with his performance despite initial negative reviews.AdvertIt remains to be seen if fans will ever seeObi-Wan Kenobiseason two but with the cast and crew ready to go, it would be a shame not to see where the story goes.
Fans of the 2022 TV seriesObi-Wan Kenobimay want to cover their eyes and ears as a recent interview with star Ewan McGregor reveals a second season may not be on the cards.
Released in May 2022,Obi-Wan Kenobiwas a television mini-series that told the story of Obi-Wan who after surviving Order 66, now finds himself living in exile under the alias ‘Ben’. Set 10 years after the events of 2005’sStar Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, Obi-Wan is tasked with looking after Anakin’s son, Luke but that is until he is called on a mission to rescue Anakin’s daughter, Leia.
Check out theObi-Wan Kenobitrailer below!
The show already saw Hayden Christensen returning as Darth Vader and season one was generally well-received with a 7.1/10 rating on IMDb at the time of writing. However, it appears a second season is not on the cards, at least not yet.
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In a recent interview with Ewan McGregor courtesy ofVariety, the actor said he would “love” to make a second season but “there’s no talk of it yet”. He also added that there is reportedly a “lot going on at Disney” but did not offer more information than this.
This news is perhaps unsurprising considering Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedysaidseason two was not in “active development” back in 2023 but did say there was “always the possibility” considering McGregor “really wants to do another”.
In perhaps even more surprising news, McGregor also revealed that he was initially hesitant to play the role of Obi-Wan back in 1999’sStar Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace.“I didn’t think it was at all who I was,” McGregor said.
“When these films came out, they were so disliked. That was hard. The first one was panned and we still had to make another two! It was weird to be in a film that washammered,” he said. However, he has since gone on to be thankful he took the role and is happy with his performance despite initial negative reviews.
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It remains to be seen if fans will ever seeObi-Wan Kenobiseason two but with the cast and crew ready to go, it would be a shame not to see where the story goes.
Topics:Star Wars,TV And Film,Disney
