Summary

Director Shawn Levy confirmed he would be working on aStar Warslong ago, and his project has finally picked up development steam by hiring the writer ofThe Adam Project. There are severalnewStar Warsmoviesin the works, but Shawn Levy’s seemed to have been put on the back burner. OtherStar Warsmovies, likeThe Mandalorian & GroguandNew Jedi Orderhave taken priority, both in terms of information Lucasfilm is willing to share and in their respective release dates.

There has, however, been a major development for Levy’sStar Warsmovie.Jeff Sneider, an entertainment industry reporter, revealed that screenwriter Jonathan Tropper had signed on to Levy’s project (viaStar Wars News Net). Tropper is a fairly prolific writer, as he’s penned the scripts for movies likeThe Adam ProjectandThis is Where I Leave You, and he’s also worked on shows likeBansheeandWarrior. Having Tropper work as a writer is a very big development for Levy’sStar Warsmovie, and it’s one of the project’s first concrete steps forward in the development process in years.

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There’s No Solid Information About Shawn Levy’s Movie Yet

While hiring a writer is an extremely promising sign, there is still very little concrete information about Levy’sStar Warsfilm. Many of the other upcomingStar Warsfilms have revealed their focus or a working title, but no such details exist for Levy’s movie. The lack of information is most likely a result of Levy’s busy schedule: he’s been actively makingDeadpool & Wolverinefor years now, andLevy said hisStar Warsmovie was in a “holding pattern"because of it.Deadpool & Wolverineis set to release on July 26, though, which could be a sign that more developments are imminent.

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A follow-up to the highly successful Deadpool and Deadpool 2 films starring Ryan Reynolds as the Merc with a Mouth. The third film will be the first in the franchise to be developed under the Marvel Studios banner following Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox.

It’s possible that more information will soon be revealed about Levy’sStar Warsmovie, but for now, there’s very little to go on. The only clues that could hint at what his foray into the galaxy far, far away could entail are Levy’s and Tropper’s previous projects. The two have worked together in the past, on bothThe Adam ProjectandThis is Where I Leave You.The Adam Projectproved that Levy and Tropper are more than competent at showing sci-fi action, andThis is Where I Leave Youshowed that they could also focus on intimate, character-driven dramas.

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Levy and Tropper’s past work is a great sign for theirStar Warsmovie’s quality, but it unfortunately doesn’t give a great idea of what their movie could be about. Levy and Tropper have worked in all areas of fiction in the past, which means they could tackle any type of storyStar Warswants them to tell, from any moment in theStar Warstimeline. The franchise is also branching out from the Skywalker saga, which means it will feature even more varied stories in the future. It seems only an official announcement will be able to reveal more about Shawn Levy’sStar Warsmovie.

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Sources:Jeff Sneider,Star Wars News Net

Star Wars

Star Wars is a multimedia franchise that started in 1977 by creator George Lucas. After the release of Star Wars: Episode IV- A New Hope (originally just titled Star Wars), the franchise quickly exploded, spawning multiple sequels, prequels, TV shows, video games, comics, and much more. After Disney acquired the rights to the franchise, they quickly expanded the universe on Disney+, starting with The Mandalorian.

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