Saga of star Wars seemingly stopped in 2019 with the third film in the sequel trilogy and the ninth episode of the entire successful film saga, but the universe of the galactic world created by George Lucas still seems to have a lot to give to its fans thanks to the new trilogy, which, according to some information leaked in Internet, will take place many years after the episodes told in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Climbing. In the 2019 film, we saw Rey discover that she is Palpatine and must face her grandfather, the terrible Emperor Palpatine, who returned to earth through innovative technology, thanks to his “power” and the sacrifice of Kylo Ren. Rey, she was able to defeat the most terrible enemy of the saga and return to Tatooine, where when asked who she is, she answers by saying that her name is Rey Skywalker, taking the surname of the most famous Jedi in the galaxy, watching her from afar, like force ghosts. After the conclusion of the sequel trilogy, no one would have thought that the Star Wars films could continue. And, instead, Disney, which acquired the franchise rights in 2012, has announced a new trilogy due in theaters between late 2025 and May 2026 unless changes are made.
What we do know is that the new saga will feature the return of the character Rey Skywalker, who will once again be played by the actress. Daisy Ridley. According to some information, which should be taken with a grain of salt, it appears that the Jedi will be busy training new Padawans with the goal of rebuilding a new Jedi Order. There will be two male apprentices, a boy and a girl: while the girl will show a strong inclination to use force, the boy will feel inferior and may consider the idea of becoming the new Sith apprentice. Provisional title as reported in various newspapers: Star Wars: The New Jedi Order and at the moment we know that he will direct Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy script, edited Stephen Knight. Among other things, it appears that Disney has met with actor Idris Elba to have him play the role of the villain in this new trilogy, but at the moment there is no other information about hiring the actor, although LucasFilm appears to be seriously interested in inserting him into the world of Star Wars. wars.”
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According to the leak, filming on the new Star Wars movie is set to begin in April next year, which will be a special occasion considering Disney has delayed many productions. Among them, it seems that the new Star Wars project has not been postponed and therefore in 10 months filming will begin on new adventures of the Jedi from the fantasy universe that has captivated millions of viewers since the 1970s. Fans are hoping that everyone’s favorite character from the series will appear in the new trilogy. The Mandalorian. This is Grogu, also known as the Child or Baby Yoda, who belongs to the same alien race as Master Yoda and who is the absolute protagonist of the series dedicated to the Mandalorian and available on Disney+. Because the series takes place 25 years ago. Star Wars: The Force Awakens many dream of seeing an adult Grogu next to the new main characters of the new trilogy. However, at the moment there is not much information, and we are waiting for confirmation from the film company regarding the plot and actors who will be part of the cast of the new Star Wars film.
Outside The Mandalorian, whose fourth season was temporarily suspended in production but is set to resume in the coming months, recent years have seen a slew of TV series enter the world of Star Wars to fill in some of the plot holes that spanned the years between the film and another and expand certain aspects of the characters. Among them we find The Book of Boba Fett, Andor AND Obi-Wan Kenobialready available on Disney+ to be added Ahsoka starting next August 8th. Meanwhile, you can again watch on the Disney+ platform all the films of the Star Wars saga and all the series and animated series created over all these years dedicated to the world of Star Wars.