Though George Lucas technically doesn’t own Lucasfilm anymore, but if he’s mad enough about it, all he has to do is pick up his phone and call Kathleen Kennedy, and the original version of ...

Kathleen Kennedy, who joined Lucasfilm in 2012 as co-chair alongside Lucas, was named company president after Disney’s acquisition. She’d bring “Star Wars” to television years later with projects such ...

Since the 1990s, when George Lucas produced special editions of the “ Star Wars ” trilogy, the original version of the film has rarely been shown in public.

But there was one important source of support in the audience – Lucas’ friend, Steven Spielberg. “George, it’s great. It’s gonna make $100 million,” Spielberg reportedly said.

Currently serving as CCO of Lucasfilm, Filoni is no stranger to the world of Star Wars, having worked alongside George Lucas after being brought on to direct the critically acclaimed animated ...

You get the feeling with Lucasfilm, and its current CEO, Kathleen Kennedy, that story takes precedence before anything is greenlit, which is likely how we got the incredible Andor series.

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.

George Lucas Makes His First Appearance at SDCC, Reveals Star Wars and Marvel Items Headed to His Museum | SDCC 2025 Now’s ...

Kennedy - who has served as Lucasfilm’s president since 2012 after ‘Star Wars’ creator George Lucas sold the company to Disney - explained she had been talking to Disney CEO Bob Iger and co ...

George Lucas infamously did not like the very first print of Star Wars (which would later be renamed to Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope), and would tinker with it in the years after its release.

Kennedy’s New Strategy Focuses on Standalone Stories in the Star Wars Universe ANAHEIM, CA – APRIL 16: Producer Kathleen Kennedy (L) and actress Daisy Ridley attend Star Wars Celebration 2015 ...

At the time of this writing, two Star Wars movies have already been ordered under Kennedy — The Mandalorian & Grogu, which is in post-production and is slated for release in May of 2026, and the ...