A new trilogy of films in development from the screenwriter of Star Wars: X-Men

If it looks like Lucasfilm is having trouble recruiting a screenwriter for their Star Wars movie with Daisy Ridley, they’ve got someone to take on the task of developing an all-new trilogy set in a galaxy far, far away. What have you searched for?

As our colleagues announced. Deadlinescreenwriter Simon Kinberg will of course write and produce three new feature films in the George Lucas universe with Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy.

Even more Star Wars

According to the first report of DeadlineThese films will be his new parts. Saga Skywalker. However, this information has apparently been disputed by Lucasfilm and has been confirmed by sources close to the production company. Variety that it will be a new story that introduces new characters, rather than a direct continuation of the story that ended in 2019. Star Wars: L’Ascension de Skywalker.

Regardless, this new trilogy is still very early in its development and therefore won’t see the light of day anytime soon, especially since Lucasfilm has other Star Wars movies in the works. The first film to be released in theaters will be like this. The Mandalorian and GrogoJon Favreau’s feature film based on the series The Mandalorian and is expected in theaters in May 2026.

So Kinberg has some time to put his ideas on paper for a new chapter in the franchise. He also has the necessary experience to tackle a project of this scale, having previously written and produced several films in the story. The X-Men D 20th Century Fox, no X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men: The Beginning, X-Men: Days of Future Past Or even Logan etc Deadpool.

But Kinberg has already worked on the Star Wars universe above all else, co-creating the acclaimed animated series. Star Wars Rebels along with Dave Filoni and Carrie Beck, and serves as a consultant on the film. Star Wars: The Force Awakens By JJ Abrams. Therefore it must be within his rope to give birth to a new Trinity.

While waiting to learn more about this Star Wars trilogy in the making, the other films in the franchise can be (re)watched streaming on Disney+.