Kevin Feige’s Star Wars Movies Canceled

The Star Wars universe started to regroup the negative views it faced with the last trilogy with The Mandalorian and Andor series. There were some hopes for the future of the series in the world of cinema. Because Marvel’s architect Kevin Feige and Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins were also included in the universe.

But the new information learned by Variety has put the fate of the universe into uncertainty again. It was shared that the film projects developed by two big names for the Star Wars universe were canceled.

Kevin Feige and Patty Jenkins’ Star Wars movies will not be coming!

According to information Variety learned from sources, Disney pulled the plug on Rogue Squadron, which will be directed by Patty Jenkins and will be the next film in the series. Moreover, this decision was made in September 2022.

Details are not known about the project that Kevin Feige has been working on for more than three years. The only thing learned is that Kevin Feige is no longer directing a project within Lucasfilm, so it has been shelved.

According to Lucasfilm’s roadmap, the next Star Wars movie will arrive in December 2025, but it’s unknown which movie it will be:

Lucasfilm pointed to December 2025 for the next Star Wars movie in its last shared roadmap. However, after the news of Kevin Feige and Patty Jenkins, some concerns about this date started. Lucasfilm has yet to make a statement on the subject.

On the other hand, there are also names that continue to work within Lucasfilm. The projects of Damon Lidelof, the names behind the Lost series, Oscar winner Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Taika Waititi and Deadpool 3 director Shawn Levy are still under development.

Lucasfilm is expected to show off its new roadmap at Star Wars Celebration on April 7.