STAR WARS FAN DAYS III is this October 24-25 at the Plano C

koose · Muffit Joined: 15 Apr 2009 Posts: 6

I am going to this and though some of you might be interested.

STAR WARS FAN DAYS III is this October 24-25 at the Plano Centre

The Stars Come Out For Fan Days: Check out our incredible list of attending actors, artists, & more!

We are very excited about our attending Fan Days lineup of Star Wars actors, Clone Wars talent (including supervising director Dave Filoni!), comic book artists and creators, and so much more.

Just a few of the attending actors:

Anthony Daniels (C-3PO)
Dave Prowse (Darth Vader)
Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca)
Jeremy Bulloch (Boba-Fett)
Ray Park (Darth Maul, GI Joe Snake Eyes)
Matt Lanter (Clone Wars Anakin, & new 90210 star)
Ashley Eckstein (Clone Wars Ahsoka)
James Arnold Taylor (Voice of Obi-Wan)
Jaime King (voice of Aurra Sing and star of Sin City)
and many more!

Don't miss a very special presentation by Lucasfilm's own Steve Sansweet who will be making a special presentation to fans providing a peek into what we can expect in the months and years ahead for Star Wars.

Also in attendance, dozens of artists and creators including: Adam Hughes, Tony Harris, Dave Dorman, Steve Anderson, Joe Corroney, and many more!

A variety of tickets are available to accomodate you - kids 12 and under FREE with paid adult. PARKING IS FREE! For more information go to http://fandays.com or http://myspace.com/scifiexpo

brian · Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:14 pm Post subject:

I have to say that one disappointing aspect of Dragon*Con has been the utter lack of the major actors from the SW movies. This is no knock on D*C, if anything it's a statement about what has become of SW fandom.

A lot of the same actors were at D*C. Don't get me me wrong, they probably have great personal insight to share, but it's just a bit strange not having even any of the medium stars (and not even from the crappy prequel trilogy).

Is it that SW fans are jaded now? I don't think so. Not entirely. You see more people dressed in SW costumes than in Star Trek costumes at D*C. I think the fault lies with LucasArts. Once in a while they deign to include fans in some scrap of footage at an event, but only if it suits their marketing goals.