Lucasfilm's recent announcements reveal a shift in emphasis towards Star Wars movies, with four major projects in development. This move comes after the success of The Mandalorian and its spin-offs, indicating a renewed dedication to the cinematic franchise.
Lucasfilm has broken a significant record, proving that TV shows are no longer the company’s top priority for Star Wars. Since The Mandalorian premiered in 2019, Star Wars has mainly focused on developing its New Republic-era storytelling. In the wake of the divisive releases of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Solo: A Star Wars Story, and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, putting more time and effort into the TV shows was an easy decision – Din Djarin and Grogu had genuine staying power.
Three seasons and multiple spinoffs later, the titular Mandalorian is now making his way to the big screen. Din Djarin and Grogu aren’t Star Wars’ only upcoming movie stars, however. At Star Wars Celebration 2023, Lucasfilm announced that four Star Wars movies were officially in development, including The Mandalorian & Grogu, a Rey Skywalker movie, a Dawn of the Jedi movie, and another Mandalorian movie. Since then, another Star Wars trilogy has also been rumored to be in development. What does the future of Star Wars’ live-action TV output look like, though? Star Wars may have started as a purely cinematic franchise, but it hasn’t been just that in a long while. Related Every Star Wars TV Show Ranked From Worst To Best The first Star Wars TV show released back in the 1980s - so how do they all compare, from live-action to animation, from Clone Wars to Ahsoka? Posts 9 Since 2018, There's Never Been A Full Year Without A Star Wars TV Show In Production Close Since filming started for The Mandalorian in 2018, there has always been a new Star Wars show in production. That all changed this year, however. In the 2024 calendar year, no new live-action Star Wars shows went into production. The two shows released in 2024 – The Acolyte and Skeleton Crew – were filmed much earlier, and Andor season 2, set for release in April 2025, is a returning show, not a new one (it finished filming in February 2024
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