Kathleen Kennedy On The Future Of Star Wars “There [Are] Endless Stories That Can Be Told” If the upcoming Star Wars slate feels slightly disjointed, that is, in some ways, both a bug and ...

L ucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy gave a bombshell interview during which she provided several shocking Star Warsupdates. The future of Star Wars movies and TV shows has been in question of ...

That’s critical because under Kennedy, “Star Wars” has cycled through a wide range of A-list filmmakers – from Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who were fired from “Solo” mid ...

Kennedy joined Lucasfilm in 2012 as co-chair alongside “Star Wars” creator George Lucas. Shortly after, Lucas exited his post as Disney acquired the company for $4 billion, and Kennedy was ...

Kathleen Kennedy on Star Wars Rumors: “I Am Not Retiring” ANAHEIM, CA – APRIL 16: Producer Kathleen Kennedy (L) and actress Daisy Ridley attend Star Wars Celebration 2015 on April 16, 2015 ...

Every New STAR WARS Movie Update From Kathleen Kennedy. Michael Walsh. Fri, February 28, 2025 at 6:06 PM UTC. 4 min read. Reports of Kathleen Kennedy’s imminent retirement are not true.

Kathleen Kennedy Speaks On Her Lucasfilm Future -- She Is Not soon Retiring -- & The Films That Will Keep Her In 'Star Wars' Mode For Years To Come ...

The underwhelming response to Solo: A Star Wars Story caused many fans of the franchise to wonder what’s next for the saga, as the film fell short of both critical and financial expectations ...

A few months ago, rumours swirled that Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy was gearing up to step down from her executive role. The news was welcomed by Star Wars fans who have lost faith in ...

During a recent screening of George Lucas' original Star Wars cut, Kathleen Kennedy revealed that the franchise is moving away from trilogies, opting instead to explore more self-contained stories.

This one shocking Star Wars story that has never been depicted on-screen suggests that Princess Leia Organa may actually have ...

While attending a screening of the first print of George Lucas' 1977 Star Wars film, Kathleen Kennedy says the franchise is moving away from trilogies in favor of standalone stories.