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1. • • However, the fact that this story won't be serving Star Wars shows or films implies that Feige's Star Wars film is a stand-alone story.
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   • But what if that were to change? Kevin Feige, the big boss behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is currently set to develop his own Star Wars movie at some point in the near future, featuring a screenplay from the writer of Loki, no less.

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   Is Feige's Star Wars movie still happening?

   • With Waldron currently focused on the script, it sounds like Feige’s Star Wars film is still very much happening. It also sounds like it won’t tie into any of the existing Star Wars movies or television shows out there.

   Kevin Feige's Star Wars film to be a standalone story

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   Is Kevin Feige's Star Wars movie servicing a bunch of TV shows?

   • Waldron's claim that Kevin Feige's movie isn't servicing"a bunch of TV shows and movies"is both surprising and not surprising all at the same time. Star Wars is a different animal from the MCU in that it's more of a chronological history of a galaxy than a universe of connected, immediate events.

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   Is Kevin Feige's 'Star Wars' project happening?

   • When asked if his Star Wars project was happening,, Feige told Entertainment Tonight simply: "No." It was part of a larger interview at the Las Vegas premiere of The Marvels Tuesday.

   Kevin Feige’s Star Wars Movie Is Dead - The Hollywood Reporter

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   Will there be a Star Wars movie starring Daisy Ridley?

   • Lucasfilm is moving forward with a feature starring Rise of Skywalker’s Daisy Ridley. She is starring in an upcoming Star Wars movie. Also in the works are features from Mandalorian’s Dave Filoni as well as James Mangold. Kevin Feige is no longer going to the Star Wars galaxy, he confirms. He had been developing the project since 2019.

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3. www.syfy.com › syfy-wire › kevin-feiges-star-warsKevin Feige's 'Star Wars' film to be a separate story ... - SYFY

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   May 10, 2022 · If this new Star Wars film will indeed be separate from all other Star Wars movies and shows, however, this leaves us with innumerable possibilities of what the movie will be about. It looks like we’ll have to wait a bit longer to get the details of what exactly Feige and Waldron are working on in a galaxy far, far away.

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   May 10, 2022 · Now that the Doctor Strange sequel has been released, the MCU writer appears to be turning his attention to Feige's Star Wars story; and from what he has shared so far, this film is not going to go the way fans think.

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   Nov 8, 2023 · Kevin Feige is no longer going to the Star Wars galaxy, he confirms. He had been developing the project since 2019.

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   Nov 8, 2023 · In a red carpet interview with Entertainment Tonight, Marvel boss Kevin Feige confirmed he is no longer working on a Star Wars film.

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   May 10, 2022 · In a recent interview, however, Michael Waldron — the screenwriter behind Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness as well as Feige’s upcoming Star Wars flick — gave an update on where...

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    Nov 8, 2023 · After much speculation, Kevin Feige's Star Wars movie isn't happening after all. When Entertainment Weekly asked whether the film was still happening, the Marvel boss simply replied, "No."