Last Minute Star Wars Gifts for Father's Day

Disney+ have shared a first look and release date for its anime anthology series, Star Wars: Visions.Details of the series were shared at the Anime Expo Lite event yesterday (July 3), with seven Japanese anime studios handling the short films that will make up the series.“As a first formal venture into anime, each Star Wars: Visions short bears a unique Japanese sensibility, which in many ways aligns with the tone and spirit of Star Wars storytelling,” a statement on the show, which will land on

You’ll recall in late 2020, during Disney‘s major blitz where the company showed off its brand wares, Marvel, Pixar, and more, about ten new Lucasfilm projects were announced. Among things like “The Book Of Boba Fett” and an “Ahsoka Tano” limited series, a new anime anthology series, “Star Wars: Visions,” was announced.

Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox

a 478-piece set to create Boba Fett’s “Starship,” as it’s now dubbed. “We’re not calling it ‘Slave I’ anymore,” said LEGO “Star Wars” lead designer Michael Lee Stockwell, Jedi News reported. “Everybody is [dropping the name],” he added, apparently referring to Disney studios.

Disney is reportedly dropping the name Slave I for Boba Fett’s ship in the latest LEGO release.According to JediNews, LEGO Star Wars Design Director Jens Kronvold Frederiksen and LEGO Star Wars Lead Designer Michael Lee Stockwell are changing the name of Boba Fett’s ship.The renaming would reportedly drop the longstanding Slave I name, in favour of Boba Fett’s Starship.Frederiksen is quoted as saying at last month’s LEGO Fan Media Days: “Then, the next one, also from The Mandalorian, is Boba

, be sure to make room in your watchlist for Disney's latest must-watch titles. The streaming service is debuting  this July. The TV series spin-off is based on the Pixar hit.

Bridgerton money, man. I need to wear them skintights,” Boyega said, per We Got This Covered.

It was officially announced back in December that Lucasfilm hired director Patty Jenkins (“Wonder Woman,” “Monster“) to helm their next big feature film, “Star Wars: Rogue Squadron,” their first big-screen release since “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.” READ MORE: ‘Rogue Squadron’: Patty Jenkins To Direct Newly Announced ‘Star Wars’ Film Coming Christmas 2023 The Rogue Squadron is a group of crack X-Wing pilots who got a string of stories told with Legends to get their own novels, comic books,

Antonio Ferme editorWriter Matthew Robinson is heading to a galaxy far, far away.After fleshing out the world that never lies in “The Invention of Lying” and the monster apocalypse in “Love and Monsters,” Matthew Robinson is penning the script for Patty Jenkins’ “Star Wars: Rogue Squadron,” which is currently scheduled to be released on Dec.

Deadline has confirmed that Matthew Robinson will pen Patty Jenkins’ upcoming Star Wars movie Rogue Squadron.

I have a confession to make—I don’t really enjoy 90% of “Star Wars” media. The original trilogy is great, obviously.

Bridgerton following the latter’s departure from the Netflix period drama.The Star Wars actor appeared as part of a Hollywood Reporter roundtable with Page, Jonathan Majors, Josh O’Connor and Chris Rock when he joked about donning skintights for the drama.“I’m trying to get that Bridgerton money, man,” Boyega said. “I need to wear them skintights.

Lucasfilm and Disney might have had grand plans for multiple films if “Solo: A Star Wars Story” had been a monster success. Instead, it became a costly experiment in blockbuster filmmaking that lost money and suffered a trouble production narrative.

The Mandalorian Season 2 had the return of a fan-favorite character in Boba Fett. Temuera Morrison, the same actor who played Jango Fett in Attack Of The Clones made his long-awaited return to Star Wars to play the son of the legendary bounty hunter Jango Fett.In the season finale of The Mandalorian, there is an after-credits scene where Boba and his associate Fennec Shand are flying over a familiar desert planet with twin suns.

Earlier this year, “Star Wars: The Phantom Menace” actor Liam Neeson told Collider that he would be open to the idea of reprising his role as Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn in the upcoming “Obi-Wan Kenobi” series. Resurrections aren’t out of the ordinary in this fantasy franchise, and force ghosts of fallen Jedi are clearly an already established device.

Obi-Wan Kenobi series for Disney+.The actor was interviewed on last night’s episode (June 10) of Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote his new film, The Ice Road. When Kimmel approached the subject of the Star Wars series, Neeson denied he will be involved in the production, jokingly adding Disney does not “have enough money”.“I heard Ewan McGregor was gonna do a series,” Neeson said.

“Save the Rebellion! Save the Dream!” That’s right. “Star Wars” fans are in luck.