2023 Star Wars: Saga Wall Calendar

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How It Fits Into the Emerging Star Wars Galaxy: The story of the first Jedi is something teased and suggested across the years, but making a concrete tale could have wide-reaching implications in future stories.

other mini builds – Clone Command Center, Ewok village, Endor bunker, Endor shield protector and Emperor’s throne Not much is known about this project besides Waititi’s involvement (and co-writer Krysty Wilson-Cairns). At the moment, it is said to be the next theatrical Star Wars movie, and would be the first since Rise of Skywalker. Lando Photo: Jonathan Olley /Lucasfilm Ltd. Gift idea for ages 6 and over – Give this 320-piece LEGO® Star Wars™ Advent Calendar as a Christmas holiday gift to kids The set features 8 LEGO® Star Wars™ characters, including Emperor Palpatine, an Ewok and a Pit Droid in Christmas outfits, a Gonk Droid dressed as a reindeer and Omega with a sledge. A cool holiday gift idea for Star Wars fans aged 6 and over, the calendar also contains 15 mini builds, such as The Justifier, a STAP speeder, The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter, Clone Command Centre and an Ewok village to inspire imaginative play. Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3, the third and final season of the beloved Clone Wars spin-off, was confirmed at SWCE 2023 and is currently set for release in 2024.Creative fun – Includes characters and builds to play out Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: The Bad Batch stories and to use with other LEGO Star Wars sets The force behind much of Star Wars’ televised content, Dave Filoni, will direct a new movie that plans to focus on the New Republic, the government body that comes into power in the wake of the Empire’s implosion. Lucasfilm says Filoni’s movie will “close out the interconnected stories told in The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Ahsoka, and other Disney Plus series.” Given how much the third season of The Mandalorian has focused on cloning technology and post-Imperial power struggles, Filoni may be looking to fill in lore gaps about the return of Emperor Palpatine and the rise of Snoke in the Star Wars sequel trilogy era. Untitled James Mangold Star Wars Movie James Mangold and Dave Filoni at Star Wars Celebration 2023 Photo: Getty Images for Disney In June, amid an ongoing Hollywood writers’ strike, Disney announced release dates for two theatrical Star Wars projects. An untitled project previously planned for release on Dec. 19, 2025 has been moved to May 22, 2026. Another Star Wars project, also untitled, is pegged for theaters on Dec. 18, 2026. One of those movies is likely the sequel trilogy sequel starring Daisy Ridley in her live-action return as Rey.

Star Wars is in a very weird place right now. Disney has already completed its own Skywalker trilogy and closed that book on that story, but there are still tons of Star Wars projects that are somewhere on their way to theaters and streaming. The best Star Wars property of all time? I think so, and I’m not alone. Andor was a game-changer for Star Wars, and while details are light on the timing and scope of the second season, we know it will be 12 episodes and the end of the show’s run. Season 2 of Andor is slated to arrive in summer 2024, Lucasfilm said at Star Wars Celebration 2023. Star Wars: The Acolyte At this year’s Star Wars Celebration, Lucasfilm and Disney outlined their plans for the future of the Star Wars universe, including updating fans on upcoming projects and confirming a few release dates.

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The next Disney+ TV show set in The Mandalorian era, Ahsoka stars Rosario Dawson as the titular character. The series increasingly feels like a spiritual successor to Star Wars Rebels, with several other significant characters from the animated series confirmed to be cast for live-action. Lucasfilm released the first trailer for Ahsoka at Star Wars Celebration 2023, where Lars Mikkelsen was confirmed to be playing the role of Grand Admiral Thrawn - a classic antagonist from the old Star Wars Expanded Universe who's already been incorporated into the Disney canon via the aforementioned Star Wars Rebels. Dave Filoni is making this show about Ahsoka Tano, as portrayed by Rosario Dawson in The Mandalorian. Hayden Christensen will also be around as Darth Vader, which likely places this story before the events of The Mandalorian. Ahsoka will premiere on Disney Plus on Aug. 23. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew How It Fits Into the Emerging Star Wars Galaxy: The High Republic is the current focus of Lucasfilm’s publishing initiatives, so the series will presumably import some of its recently introduced novel and comic book characters to the streaming screen. Also, as the era is a fresh period in Star Wars history, it has the room to create new locales and situations free of the Skywalker Saga or even the galaxy as mapped by The Mandalorian’s Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni. Also, Headland’s comments suggest a fan-favorite theory about Sheev Palpantine’s (Ian McDiarmid) predecessor, Darth Plagueis, could be in play. What We Know: Where the Obid-Chinoy and Mangold films represent the future and distant past of the Star Wars timeline, Filoni will make his feature film debut with a story firmly rooted in the “present” of Star Wars — the post Return of the Jedi era he and Favreau explore on Disney+. According to Kennedy, it will be the climatic event first teased during her 2020 Disney Investor Day presentation, tying up ideas from The Mandalorian, Ahsoka, and presumably Skeleton Crew with tensions between the New Republic and the Imperial Remnant reaching a crisis point. What We Know: Word first broke in 2019 that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige was involved in developing a Star Wars film with Kennedy. At the time, Walt Disney Studios Co-Chairman Alan Horn said “it made sense for these two extraordinary producers to work on a Star Wars film together.” In May 2022, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness writer Michael Waldron told Variety that he was not only writing the film, but appreciated being unmoored from the TV shows and films. In early 2023, reports surfaced indicating the project is on indefinite hold as Disney looks to slow down development across all its divisions. During Celebration 2023, Kennedy told IGN that the project was “something announced in the press, or I suppose fandom, but there was nothing — nothing ever got developed,” adding to the mystery of a film some say is still very much in active development.