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Maclunkey Treasure Island (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 15, 2025

Original Title:
Maclunkey Treasure Island

Alternate Titles:
Maclunkey Treasure Island: A Live Staged Reading of Star Wars (1977)
Maclunkey Treasure Island: A Live Staged Reading of Star Wars: A New Hope
Maclunkey Treasure Island: A New Hope
Maclunkey Treasure Island: Star Wars (1977)

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
A That Was Just So Funny Production

Ratings / Certifications:
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A live staged reading of Star Wars (1977).

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Star Wars Minute Podcast and The George Lucas Talk Show are proud to return to Dynasty Typewriter on March 15 to stage their LIVE reading of the original screenplay to 1977’s Star Wars, with a radical cast including some of the galaxy’s hottest stars (…and maybe some surprises?!) Since its 1977 release, Star Wars has captivated audiences with its combination of revolutionary special effects and old-fashioned serial fun. What better way to celebrate this than assembling a cast the likes of which has not been seen since we staged our LIVE reading of the prequel trilogy in 2024!

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