As a die-hard Star Wars fan, I couldn’t help but get excited when I heard that Shawn Levy, the brilliant mind behind Deadpool and Wolverine, is working on a new Star Wars project. Five long years have passed since we last saw a new Star Wars movie in theaters, and I’ve been eagerly waiting for any new developments in the franchise.
Star Wars continues to be a global powerhouse in entertainment, shifting its success from films to streaming platforms in recent years. It’s been half a decade since a new Star Wars movie graced the big screen, but there are now signs of change on the horizon. Several upcoming Star Wars productions seem to be gaining momentum, with one project being led by Shawn Levy, the director behind Deadpool and Wolverine.
At the UK press event for “Deadpool & Wolverine,” On Demand Entertainment spoke with Shawn Levy regarding his forthcoming “Star Wars” project. Although acknowledging that the film’s production isn’t set in stone yet, Levy expressed optimism based on Lucasfilm’s enthusiasm towards the concept. He shared…
Jonathan Tropper is working on my Star Wars project with me. We’ve collaborated before on The Adam Project, and we have an engaging concept that has piqued the interest of Kathy Kennedy (President of Lucasfilm) and Dave Filoni (Chief Creative Officer). However, whether this idea progresses to the starting line for development is uncertain. Unfortunately, I’m sworn to secrecy due to my experience with Stranger Things and Marvel.
Shawn Levy is cautious about discussing his proposed “Star Wars” project as if it’s a done deal. With a history of planned “Star Wars” films that didn’t come to fruition, it’s not unexpected for such projects to face delays or even cancellation. Simply having an idea for a movie doesn’t automatically result in its production.
Simultaneously, the news that everyone’s buzzing about Deadpool & Wolverine is releasing next week is thrilling. This anticipated blockbuster is sure to boost Shawn Levy’s directorial profile even further. In turn, any prospective Star Wars project he considers will become even more alluring.
Although the future of “Star Wars” movies remains uncertain with many questions left unanswered, there’s an air of excitement surrounding the franchise. Here are some updates: The highly-anticipated “The Mandalorian” and Grogu are slated for a 2026 release, marking the first new “Star Wars” production in quite some time. Additionally, Taika Waititi continues to work on his concept, while the rumored demise of Tidji’s “Rogue Squadron” project has been debunked. Lastly, with Rian Johnson wrapping up his “Knives Out” series, there’s a strong possibility that he’ll resume work on his unconfirmed “Star Wars” project, which hasn’t been canceled as of now.
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2024-07-18 21:07