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Re: Harry Potter Lego Line
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 13 Jul 2000 16:37:59 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> There have been posts both for and against this, my take is this... how big of
> a LEGO fan is JK Rowlands? What made the Star Wars sets good, supposedly, was
> that George Lucas was acting on instructions (from his kids) to veto
> bumphf/gafla and let only the good stuff get made.
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> Is that the same here? How much of a LEGO Fanatic JK Rowlands is (or her kids
> are) hasn't yet come up in the tabloids, has it?
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> Apologies if I haven't spelled her name right.
It's JK Rowlings, but we'll forgive. :D
I think the main question that should be asked- before yours above- is "Does JK
Rowlings have the same control over her creation that Lucas does?" I think
that answer to that is probably no, so she herself wouldn't probably have final
say over the set design.
That is a good point, though- the Star Wars sets aren't good necessarily
because they are a license, they are good because LucasFilm quality control
people are very strict- at least, that is a theory I had and have seen
circulating.
The Potter sets might be just as narsty as all the other current Lego sets.
eric
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| (...) Seconded. Call the question. Anything for more trains, say I. There have been posts both for and against this, my take is this... how big of a LEGO fan is JK Rowlands? What made the Star Wars sets good, supposedly, was that George Lucas was (...) (24 years ago, 13-Jul-00, to lugnet.general)
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