Before there was 2008’s Star Wars: The Clone Wars, there was … well, 2003’s Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Produced and directed by veteran animator Genndy Tartakovsky (Dexter’s Laboratory, Samurai Jack), ...

“George was considering that Grievous was Maul behind the armor plate,” Star Wars: The Clone Wars Henry Gilroy writer shared with /Film. “It made sense. He’s cut in half, and he’s in this robot body ...

General Grievous went from a formidable foe to a caricature, undermining his original terrorizing presence. His characterization as a cowardly schemer duplicated Dooku's role and weakened the threat ...

Grievous’ military tactics prove too much for the Republic to handle, and it spends years trying to bring him down. The Jedi aren’t the answer, though, because Dooku trains Grievous to use a ...

General Grievous had a strange history in the Star Wars franchise before his live-action debut in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. In the film, Grievous is the dreaded leader of the ...