For anyone who collects autographs there are some rare, hard to get
autographs that would be the one they want above all others. The rarity of
these autographs is what makes Master Replicas able to charge $800 more for
a Millennium Falcon WITH Harrison Ford's autograph versus one without. For
Arnie, that ultimate autograph has always been George Lucas, and this past
weekend at the Siskel Film Center Arnie was able to get that autograph and
meet "the maker". This week on Star Wars Action News, Arnie and Marjorie
report on the George Lucas tribute at the Siskel Center and discuss finally
getting that picture and autograph.
Also this week, we have a vintage review of not one but two vintage Death
Star playsets, one you probably know very well and the other you might not
have heard of.
With a review of the new Clone Wars novel No Prisoners and a Hasbro Q&A,
it's all on this week's Star Wars Action News!
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1) In past Q&A's Hasbro has stated that certain segments of the line have
suffered due to a shrinking of the collector base. Hasbro has also stated
that they have changed some plans due to this downturn (canceled EU wave,
etc). With no new theatrical pushes anytime soon for Star Wars, does
Hasbro
expect the collector base to grow again at some point and/or what will
Hasbro try to do to attract the collector base back?
