When Family Guy did them, they were beloved iconic films from many years before. I just think they’re a little more rigid, legally.” MORE ON COMIC-CON: Everything to know about EW's Con-X event | See the movie panels schedule | See the TV panels schedule | Your burning questions about Comic-Con, answered | Subscribe to EW and get an exclusive Marvel duffel bag in this limited-time offer Appel added: “And I think they’re more careful now that they’re rolling out new movies. And not that Seth has a bad relationship with Disney. I think before, we were just dealing with Lucasfilm, and Seth had a good relationship with them.
But the new regime at Star Wars/Disney is, I would say, a little more difficult to deal with. “The truth of the matter is that, first of all, I think that we liked the first three and by the time we were done with the third one I think we were all ready to kill ourselves.
Another fan asked whether the show had any plans to follow up its Star Wars trilogy with a parody of The Force Awakens. If I were a gambling man, I’d say within the next five years, probably there’ll be something.” Producer Appel then adde: “And I can tell you, he is a gambling man.” “I put a lot of money on this,” joked Sulkin.
“There are no specific plans for a movie right now but it is something that’s on Seth’s mind. “I think it’s always talked about,” said producer Sulkin. During Family Guy’s hilarious panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, the cast and producers - including Rich Appel, Alec Sulkin, Mike Henry, Alex Borstein, Steve Callaghan - were asked for an update on a possible Family Guy movie, which has never been outright confirmed but which fans have craved for years.
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