After the departure of Kathleen Kennedy, the course is uncertain as Lucasfilm must prove it can make Star Wars into epic, theatrical events that excite fans old and new again.

Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is turning back the clock.

The film is officially called "The Great Beyond," and Warner Bros. will release it in IMAX on November 13, 2026, the studio announced today. Abrams wrote and directed "The Great B

The company launched Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in 2019, set in the timeline of its sequels, but will bring Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker and John Williams' iconic score to the land this spring.

The concept has left many “Star Wars” fans’ scratching their heads when visiting Disneyland: They walk into Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, expecting to see real-life representations of the movies they grew up with, only to see a handful of newer characters and almost no signs of the original trilogy that built the enormous franchise in the first place.

Originally rooted specifically in the Disney-distributed sequel trilogy that began with "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" a decade ago, "Galaxy's Edge" was set on the planet of Batuu during the war between the First Order and the Resistance.

Lucasfilm appears to be hinting at a new direction for Kylo Ren following the cancellation of Hunt for Ben Solo. The final issue of Marvel’s Legacy of Vader comic series ends with a direct tease that points toward another project centered on the character.

Anakin Skywalker received his facial scar during a fight depicted in a Star Wars comic, but there still has not been a canonical explanation for how he got it.