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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT George Lucas was the mastermind behind Darth Maul's resurrection in Star Wars: The Clone Wars - a decision that surprised even his fellow creatives. Palpatine's first apprentice in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, Darth Maul was apparently killed by Obi-Wan Kenobi at the end of the movie. Surprisingly, though, he would return years later as a major villain in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Even Lucas' creative team were taken aback. Lucas' protégé Dave Filoni recalled his amazement in an interview published in Star Wars Insider #134: "When I saw Phantom Menace, and I saw Darth Maul get cut in half, I thought, 'Oh yeah, George definitely doesn't want that guy coming back.' And then many years later, I'm in a room with him at Skywalker Ranch, and he says, 'This Savage Opress thing is going really well...
Related Star Wars Movies In Order: How To Watch Release Order, Chronologically & With The TV Shows What's the best way to watch Star Wars? Here's everything you need to know to watch in release or timeline order, and how to include the TV shows. George Lucas Knew Killing Darth Maul Was A Mistake There's abundant evidence George Lucas always knew he made a mistake killing Maul in The Phantom Menace.
Oddly enough, Lucasfilm did ultimately find a way to honor Lucas' plans for Maul. Solo: A Star Wars Story's ending revealed Darth Maul was the founder of the crime syndicate known as Crimson Dawn, a status quo very similar to the one in Lucas' sequel trilogy. It had been shifted around in the timeline somewhat, taking place in the Dark Times of the Empire's reign, but the idea was pretty much the same.
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