Lucasfilm Loses Senior Exec

Lucasfilm has released a substantial amount of Star Wars series exclusively on Disney+ since The Mandalorian began streaming in 2019. In that time, shows such as The Book of Boba Fett and Obi-Wan Kenobi have seen a massive amount of success on the streaming platform.

In the coming years, the Disney+ release schedule will be even more packed, as nearly a dozen series are confirmed to be released. However, many fans have had complaints about the film side of the franchise, which has been completely bare since 2019’s The Rise of Skywalker.

Disney and Lucasfilm have had plans to keep the galaxy far, far away on the big screen, but that journey has been rocky up to this point.

The first movie to follow the end of the Skywalker Saga was supposed to be Rogue Squadron, which was going to be directed by Patty Jenkins and would’ve released in December 2023. The film was announced all the way back in 2020 but never seemed to have any real developments until it was scrapped from Disney’s release schedule in September.

With the future of Star Wars films still up in the air, a Lucasfilm Senior Executive, Michelle Rejwan, has recently stepped down from her position, adding to the uncertainty that lies ahead….