'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' Trailer Leaked Online

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Mon Apr 14, 2008 — by Wade Gum

'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' Trailer Leaked Online

See all the cool stuff they decided to leave out of the movies

Need a Star Wars fix but tired of reading tie-in novels, playing mediocre video games and re-watching the films? Why not whet your appetite with footage from some new adventures in a galaxy far, far away?

Film School Rejects has gotten ahold of the trailer for the upcoming Star Wars: The Clone Wars film, set for release on August 15, 2008. The movie will kick off an animated series on Cartoon Network this fall.

Check out the trailer soon, before the powerful Sith lords of Lucasfilm's legal department use their dark powers to remove it.

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