Patty Jenkins' new Star Wars movie delayed

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Yield connected Star Wars: Rogue Squadron has been delayed, with the recently fighter-pilot shoot nary yearner set to enter production in 2022.

The Film industry Newsman reports that a delay to director Cake Jenkins' agenda has caused the disturb: while the new Star Wars motion-picture show was originally set to come in production next year, Jenkins' cinematography plans are just too crowded for that to happen. As such, the movie is unlikely to hit its originally proclaimed handout date of December 22, 2023, though that has not nonetheless been officially confirmed by LucasFilm.

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron was slated to beryllium the first newborn Star Wars flic to entry since Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in 2019, though it remains to be seen if that will still represent the case. The report signals that one of the other Star Wars currently in the works could follow emotional to the December 2023 release go out – there's currently a Star Wars cinema in development from Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi and some other from Marvel Studios emboss Kevin Feige.

Specifics are still scarce on Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, though Jenkins has aforementioned it's "really important to honor" the Varlet Squadron novels and games which preceded it. In the original Star Wars Distended Creation, X-wing pilot Sub Antilles (who had a prominent cameo in a Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker Easter egg) Reformed Rogue Squadron with a team of tiptop pilots to continue the fight against the Imperial Remainder after the destruction of the second Death Star. It was antecedently confirmed, withal, that Rogue Squadron would take commit after the events of the Skywalker Saga, and will therefore not be a direct adaption of that storyline.

While we wait to reckon what happens next in that Galaxy far, right by on the big covert, in that location's a lot to expect forward to connected Walter Elias Disney Plus, including The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian season 3.

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