Rey Skywalker (Daisy Ridley), a Devaronian, and Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover) edited together in Star Wars
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT So many Star Wars movies and TV shows have been canceled over the years, but here are ten that I'd have desperately wanted to see. When the Skywalker saga wrapped up in 2019, the franchise essentially moved to the small screen - and it's yet to return to the cinemas. The last few years have seen so many canceled Star Wars movies and TV shows, as Lucasfilm struggled to figure out which direction to take next.
Well at the point I was doing it... I was probably making much more of a borderline rated-R... single-planet Spaghetti Western... the world would never be able to embrace Baby Yoda if I had made that, because it didn't really belong in the world I was envisioning. This film would have been directed by Patty Jenkins, creator of the Wonder Woman movies. The best-selling Rogue Squadron novels by Michael Stackpole and Aaron Allston show just how fantastic a Rogue Squadron movie would have been. Sadly, scheduling became a nightmare due to Jenkins' work with DC and the chaos caused by the pandemic. Rogue Squadron is generally believed to have been canceled, although there are still occasional rumors it could yet happen.
When Solo failed in the eyes of Disney, it cut off many different possibilities for the franchise. It's likely that this is the reason that the Mos Eisley movie was canceled, along with so many others. This film could have been an interesting look into what exactly happens in the cantina, and I would have loved for Star Wars to take a harder look at aspects of the galaxy that don't revolve around the Jedi and the Empire.
Similarly to Rogue Squadron, however, the film was revealed to have been canceled in 2023. Despite the confirmation that the film was a work in progress, Kathleen Kennedy stated that the film had not even made it through the earliest stages of conception. This cancelation is particularly disappointing, as Feige's early work pioneering the extended universe genre meant that he would have offered the perfect lens to view Star Wars through as a filmmaker and producer.
However, these ideas have since been scrapped. With Daisy Ridley confirmed to be returning to the franchise, the film will certainly be a departure from what Lindelof initially envisioned. Though it is exciting to know that the writer of Peaky Blinders is currently hard at work on the script, having someone as well versed in science fiction as Lindelof on a Star Wars film is too good of an opportunity to pass up.
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