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By now, you've probably heard that Star Wars: Episode VII has a new, official title, The Force Awakens, but who do you think came up with it? In a recent interview with Disney CEO Bob Iger, we find out that this new title was very much a group decision, with Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy and director J.J. Abrams being very involved in the name.
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In a new interview with Bloomberg, Iger explained that it wasn't just one person to come up with the highly anticipated title.
"It was a decision that was made by a few people involved in the process, Kathleen Kennedy who runs Lucas film for us, and J.J. Abrams who is directing The Force Awakens... I was gonna say Star Wars VII but now there's a new name," he said. "We are involved in the decision. We feel great about the film. We can't wait until it comes out. We are only one of many that can't wait."
Iger, showcasing his excitement for the project, added: "I love the franchise. I remember going to the first in 1977. It's an experience i will never forget. That is exactly what we are hoping to do again what the force awakens in 2015."
Check out the entire interview with Iger (via Slash Film) here:
What do you think of this news? Let us know in the comments section below!
Check out some of our recent Star Wars 7 coverage right here:
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Is The 'Star Wars: Episode VII' Trailer Premiering In 2014?
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