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Who owns LEGO Star Wars?
LEGO owns LEGO Star Wars.
Did Disney create Star Wars?
Yes, because if you look at the force awakens there is a giant planet-destroying super laser and in the New Hope there is also a giant planet-destroying super laser and then in the Last Jedi there is a battle on a planet involving AT-ATs where the good guys are forced to flee, this is also seen in the empire strikes back. And don’t get me started on the rise of skywalker there is a giant space battle where the main bad guy turns good, the bad guys lose and Palatine dies as seen in the Return of Jedi.
Where can I buy real star wars merchandise?
The Star Wars Shop (starwars.com/shop) sells officially licensed merchandise. And since Disney now owns the rights to Star Wars, you can also find some things at disneystore.com. (If you're going to buy from here, use the code EXTRA25 for an extra 25% discount.)
Who owns the movie Star Wars?
Lucasfilm and George Lucas
Who owns Disney cruise ships?
The Disney Corporation owns the Disney Cruise Line and all of its ships.
Who owns epcot?
The Disney Corporation owns the Disney Parks, which Epcot is only one part of.
Does Disney own abc or abc own Disney?
Disney owns ABC.
Which corporation owns the most companies?
disney or universal, disney owns EVERYBODY, even sega or nintendo, but nintendo and sega must of kicked disney's a**.
Who owns the Bollywood trade mark?
Disney Corporation owns it.
Where can you watch star wars Episode III Revenge Of The Sith for free?
Yes by borrowing it from a friend of yours that owns it and watching it yourself.
How come they're not going to do the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy?
Simply put, because Seth said they have no desire to do them. To paraphrase what he said, 'Parts 1, 2 & 3 are cartoons already'. And now that Disney owns LucasFilms, there's no way they'd get the rights to do any more parodies.
Is there a fourth Family Guy Star Wars episode?
No, nor will there ever be. Seth MacFarlane said in an interview (paraphrasing) they are done with them.They take up too much time and are hard to do when they're producing a weekly series, plus now that Disney owns Lucasfilms, they wouldn't get the rights to them.
