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Looking at Lucasfilm with Brian Gaughan Ep 99: Which role did Keanu Reeves almost play in “The Acolyte”
Looking at Lucasfilm with Brian Gaughan
58 minutes
1 year ago
Looking at Lucasfilm with Brian Gaughan Ep 99: Which role did Keanu Reeves almost play in “The Acolyte”
Brian Gaughan & Jim Hill start this week’s show by looking back at the D23 Expo.
They also discuss what “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” seems to have in common with Joe Dante’s “Explorers”
In this episode, listeners will learn about:
When did the Disney family sell off the Silverado Vineyards
How did Barry Diller leaving Paramount to go run 20th Century Fox in the Fall of 1984 result in Michael Eisner becoming Disney’s new Chairman & CEO
What role did Disney’s “Flight of the Navigator” play in Paul Reubens being selected to voice Rex in “Star Tours”
How many “Tarzan” movies starring Johnny Weissmuller make for MGM between 1932 & 1942
What did that StarSpeeder 3000 replica that was sold at this year’s D23 Expo wind up selling for
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Looking at Lucasfilm with Brian Gaughan
Jim Hill and Brian Gaughan cut through Lucasfilm info like a lightsaber cuts through a tauntaun. (results may vary on whether the hosts smell better on the outside) We ask our listeners to walk in single file, to hide your true numbers.
