We might not see another Star Wars movie for a while, but the live action series are starting to add up. Variety reports that yet another Star Wars series is coming to Disney+. The "female-centric series" will be written by Leslye Headland, the co-creator of Netflix's Russian Doll. Headland will also serve as showrunner.
In true Disney/Lucasfilm fashion, that's pretty much all that we know right now. The only other clue that we get is that this series will take place in a different part in the timeline. Given how much that timeline has been spread it, that's not much of a clue. There are already three movie trilogies that are spread out quite a bit. If I were to guess, we could be looking at a Doctor Aphra series. Remember, that story takes place after A New Hope but before Empire Strikes Back. I can't recall another Star Wars series within that timeline. It's also a story that would be a bit on the darker side.
So let the speculation begin! What would you like to see added to the already jam packed Disney+ Star Wars slate?
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