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After years of speculation, Kathleen Kennedy has officially stepped down as President of Lucasfilm and handed over the reins to new Co-Presidents Dave Filoni and Lynwen Brennan. For those attuned to the Force, this news wasn’t shocking, although it has raised concerns among some fans about the future of a galaxy far, far away. Despite the inevitable backlash to Filoni’s hiring customary to a fan base no stranger to toxicity, we think Lucasfilm’s succession plan is not only the logical one, but the most promising one – a plan that will put Star Wars into hyperdrive by simultaneously honoring the past and charting star systems never before seen.
Over the last decade, the very mention of Dave Filoni’s name has become disparagingly synonymous with a certain flavor of Star Wars storytelling. One only has to scroll absent-mindedly through Star Wars Twitter/X to see users poke fun at a predicted future for the franchise involving wild cameos, an over-reliance on nostalgia, projects that require a deep knowledge of Star Wars lore as a prerequisite for viewing, and lots and lots of Ahsoka Tano. All of these jabs woefully simplify Filoni’s contributions to Star Wars and overlook his genuine craft as a storyteller and filmmaker…
The HoloFiles is the perfect source for news, trivia, reviews, and more from your favorite franchises and film and television more broadly. The HoloFiles’ journey dates back to 2017 with the establishment of Star Wars Holocron, a hub for Star Wars fans that provides interesting information and promotes positivity in the fan community. Star Wars Holocron has allowed us to engage with fans with a variety of exclusives and interviews, in addition to frequent and consistent posts keeping fans up to date with what’s going on in a galaxy far, far away. Eventually, this led to the creation of various other hubs, including Marvel Tesseract, DC Motherbox, and Horror Necronomicon. Collectively, these hubs represent much of what we love about film and television and allow us to produce content across a variety of franchises and genres. Our goal at The HoloFiles is to spread positivity and enjoyment about our favorite films and television with thoughtful and insightful posts.
BREAKING NEWS: Kathleen Kennedy’s control of Lucasfilm and Star Wars has come to an end. We review some telling highlights from Kathy’s exit interview and discuss her Star Wars legacy. With Dave Filoni taking charge of Lucasfilm, does this mean George Lucas will return to the fold? We share our thoughts. Disney revealed a facelift is coming to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland as Original Trilogy characters and situations will be incorporated into the theme park this April. We review all the information about the changes and offer our opinions. Star Wars: Starfighter will feature lightsaber duels and none other than Tom Cruise stopped by the set to jump behind the camera to shoot a sequence. We look at a fresh interview with director Shawn Levy and speculate which characters will be involved in the duel and why. Mark Hamill recently discussed The Force Awakens and the lack of a reunion between Han, Luke and Leia. Find out why such a get together never materialized. Plus, we got interview highlights from Mia Goth, Oscar Isaac and more!
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Where did it all go wrong for Anakin? Some viewers point to his character flaws; they accept Yoda’s argument that there was always fear in Anakin’s heart, and that this fear would inevitably lead to anger, to hatred, and ultimately to suffering. Others argue those flaws could have been dealt with had the Jedi been more empathetic, had they offered a support network and taught Anakin how to manage his attachments. But, surprisingly, George Lucas had a very different idea.
Modern Star Wars tends to venerate Qui-Gon Jinn, arguing the maverick Jedi had a better perspective on the Force than his contemporaries; the general opinion is that he was right to want Anakin trained as a Jedi, because it was the will of the Force, and that he’d have done a better job than Obi-Wan. In contrast, Lucas believed Qui-Gon was a bit of a rebel Jedi who was completely wrong to want Anakin trained. As he explained in a 1999 interview…
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2027’s Star Wars: Starfighter will replicate the franchise’s original theme of father-son relationships in the chaotic sci-fi universe. The Mandalorian & Grogu may be next up for the theatrical Star Wars universe this May, but production has already wrapped on its next blockbuster, Starfighter, which hails from Deadpool & Wolverine filmmaker Shawn Levy and will bow in May 2027. This standalone tale will be led by Barbie star Ryan Gosling and newcomer Flynn Gray as they evade evil across the galaxy, while Amy Adams, Matt Smith, Mia Goth, and Aaron Pierre tag along in this post-The Rise of Skywalker tale…
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Much of Princess Leia’s life has been chronicled in one way or another. Outside of her appearances in the Skywalker Saga films, the character has been featured in an assortment of novels, comics, and television shows. On screen, viewers have seen Leia be everything from a precocious child in need of being rescued (her memorable supporting role in Obi-Wan Kenobi) to an experienced, hardened general, but through it all, there’s still one thing about Leia fans have been waiting to see. And it’s something that was teased back in Star Wars: A New Hope…
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We review the latest rumors which indicate the time has come for Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy to step down from her leadership role to concentrate on producing films and Dave Filoni will be stepping up to have full creative control of the Star Wars franchise. We look at the pros and cons. We share memories of when Genndy Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars microseries premiered as a series of shorts on Cartoon Network back in 2003. A new still photo from The Mandalorian and Grogu was released this week and we look at the budget for the film and speculate on potential box office success. Plus, we dig deep into some Jon Favreau interview quotes for clues, revisit the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, Star Wars in Pop Culture features Stranger Things and more!
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The Millennium Falcon and… dinosaurs?!
The worldwide success of Star Wars opened the floodgates to relatively cheap and quick knockoff movies. In Italy especially, poster artists used elements of the original movie to populate posters for many of the knockoffs…
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Some stories are just movies, and others become modern mythology. Star Wars firmly belongs in the latter category. Since 1977, George Lucas’s space opera has captivated generations, spawning films, TV shows, books, and video games that weave together a tapestry of galactic conflict, mysticism, and politics. But for a newcomer—or even a casual fan—keeping track of thousands of years of lore can feel more difficult than navigating an asteroid field. Understanding how the pieces fit together transforms the viewing experience, turning a simple battle scene into the culmination of centuries of tension. Here is the essential Star Wars history explained, era by era.
The Early Republic Era
Long before the Skywalker family dominated galactic events, the galaxy was governed by the Galactic Republic. This period, often referred to as the “Old Republic” in legends and lore, was a time of relative peace and expansion, though it was not without its shadows. By the way, if you come across shadowy periods during your studying process, you might have a bright thought pop up in your mind: “What if I pay someone to do my homework?” If you think about using writing services, make sure to choose a trustworthy company before you place an order…
Star Wars: Starfighter director Shawn Levy has confirmed an unexpected lightsaber scene with a difference. Star Wars is finally returning to the big screen this year with The Mandalorian & Grogu, but all eyes are already turning to 2027. The 50th anniversary of Star Wars, this will feature the original cut of A New Hope returning to theaters, as well as Shawn Levy’s Starfighter, the first movie set after the sequel trilogy. Featuring an all-star cast including Ryan Gosling, Matt Smith, Mia Goth, and Amy Adams, this is easily one of the most exciting Star Wars films in years.
Speaking to the New York Times, Levy has revealed Starfighter features an unexpected lightsaber duel – and that Tom Cruise was involved. According to Levy, he’d had a steady stream of Hollywood A-listers visiting during filming. “Last week Steven Spielberg was here,” he recalled, and now Cruise was on-set…
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After worries of an imminent delay had begun to creep in, Disney+ has reconfirmed Ahsoka Season 2’s release window. The upcoming second season of Dave Filoni’s Rebels follow-up has long been assumed to be a part of Lucasfilm’s 2026 release plans. However, a recent update from the Star Wars studio, in which the series was left off Disney’s 2026 plans, led some to think it may have been bumped.
That does not seem to be the case, however, at least according to Disney’s latest update to the Disney+ streaming service. Ahsoka was recently placed in a new category titled “Coming Soon in 2026” on the Disney-owned streaming service.
This seemingly confirms that Ahsoka Season 2 will, in fact, be released sometime over the next 12 months…
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First impressions matter more in games and can be the determining factor in whether a game succeeds or not. Launch week narratives are full of early reviews, streamer opinions, and word of mouth. Unfortunately, for some games, such as Star Wars Outlaws, it can face undue and intense scrutiny. What started as curiosity upon the game’s reveal turned to criticism, and that is what stuck with fans. As a result, Ubisoft’s open-world Star Wars game stumbled out of the gate.
But time has been kind to Star Wars Outlaws. It has seen an increase in player count, and fans are realizing they were overly harsh to the game. Many who tried the game and dropped it are returning, while others are giving it a shot for the first time. There are several factors contributing to the revival of Star Wars Outlaws, but the signs now point toward a positive reception that may overcome the initial backlash…
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In the opening minutes of 1977’s Star Wars, the stakes are made immediately clear, and one of the most iconic villains in film history was born as Darth Vader steps onto the screen. Played on screen by David Prowse and voiced by James Earl Jones, Vader would transcend the movie itself, not only becoming an iconic character aesthetically (he’s still a popular Halloween costume) but defining the potential for the popularity of antagonists in movies for the rest of time. Even three years later, with The Empire Strikes Back, Vader solidified his place as one of the best of all time after delivering one of the most unexpected movie lines ever.
Three years after Empire, though, Return of the Jedi would start to unravel the mystique of Darth Vader, not only unmasking the character for the first time but giving fans a taste of who he really was before he became the villain fans knew. Time has continued to tell more and more tales of Darth Vader, filling out the margins of the character’s persona and history, but also creating plot holes and inconsistencies. Darth Vader is still one of the greatest villains in fiction, but he’s also been made pretty confusing over the years…
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New information has revealed a key Prequels scene that was cut from The Acolyte at the last minute. Leslye Headland’s High Republic set Disney+ series originally ran from June to July 2024, telling the tale of a pair of Force-sensitive twins and a Jedi cover-up to conceal their mysterious origins. Although the show has been confirmed not to continue (following its cancellation shortly after Season 1), fans have been able to stay connected to the title through various tie-in books.
One of these books is set to hit store shelves this February in the form of The Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte by Kristin Baver. The new book, scheduled for release on February 3, 2026, will provide fans with a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the series, featuring new interviews with key creatives and never-before-seen artwork from the show’s production…
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After a lot of failed attempts over the years, 2026 will finally see the return of Star Wars to the big screen. That’s thanks to director Jon Favreau and The Mandalorian and Grogu, which is set to take off on May 22.
The majority of the story details are currently being kept under wraps, but we do have a generic plot synopsis (see below), as well as some details: Sigourney Weaver’s Colonel Ward sends Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and Grogu on a mission in the Outer Rim, in which they find Rotta the Hutt, voiced by Jeremy Allen White. We also know that some characters from The Mandalorian Season 3 are returning, including Zeb (voiced by Steve Blum) and some of the Imperial Warlords that made up the Shadow Council…
For a certain generation of Star Wars fans, The Clone Wars was THEIR Star Wars. And the breakthrough character of Ahsoka Tano, as voiced by Ashley Eckstein, is a fan favorite. For some, it took a while to get used to Ahsoka’s snippy attitude and quips. To others, she was a breath of fresh air and youthful energy. You can count Dylan McInerney in the latter, as he developed a “cartoon crush” for Ahsoka on day one, when he was only five years old. Now, after recently celebrating his 23rd birthday, Dylan Mac joins us to discuss a lifetime of Ahsoka fandom, and even getting to meet Ashley Eckstein herself!
From “2025 Star Wars Year-In-Review Christmas Show
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The site itself has existed in one form or another since way back in the early 2010’s (specifically the archive section anyway).
It began again proper in 2022 when I had two seperate sites called Cinema, TV & Streaming News and The Star Wars Archive (also Holonet News, etc. etc. etc. indecisive??? sighs sure thing).
As time went on I merged The Star Wars Archive with Cinema, TV & Streaming News becoming Cine/Wars.
This went on for some time until Cine/Wars changed to It’s All Entertainment and it was then that I finally bit the bullet and moved the Star Wars content to its own site, which it should have been all along!
So, we are here, now and as I signed up for two years hosting you’re stuck with me.
It may sound absolutely insane but I’m not in it for the hits, I just love doing it, it keeps me busy and that’s the way I like it!
I’m just going to keep plugging away in my little corner of the Star Wars universe, having fun!
There is no doubt about the talent that brought us, and continue to do so, the Star Wars shows, books, comics, games etc. that we all love but there are a lot of extremely dedicated and talented fans out there that bring content to us on a daily basis and it is what I try to bring here at It’s All Star Wars, both official and fan content.
I’m not much for social media but I do run the sister site It’s All Entertainment and have a few YouTube channels, It’s All Entertainment Video, It’s All Entertainment Retro and of course, It’s All Star Wars Video so subscribe to ’em if ya want.
Thanks for reading!
Max!
The Movies, TV Shows, Books, Comics? Hey. It’s All Star Wars!
We’re wrapping up a great year for Star Wars and Rebel Force Radio as we celebrate the season with friends and family. Noted and acclaimed Star Wars author/illustrator Christopher J. Sorrentino aka “Baby Belushi” (“Nerdy, Dirty, and Tasteless Star Wars Jokes IV”) joins us for the whole show as we look back at the Star Wars year that was. We break down everything of importance that happened in Star Wars and RFR throughout 2025. From Skeleton Crew to Andor to The Hunt for Ben Solo and all stops in between, we review it all.
Keeping within the family theme of the holidays, Dylan McInerney joins us In The Cantina. RFR interviewed Dylan Mac 15 years ago after he watched The Original Trilogy for the first time when he was just 7 years old. Now, Dylan returns to RFR to answer the same questions we originally asked him back in 2010. How have his answers and opinions changed over the years and how have they stayed the same? Join us to find out!
Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year from your Star Wars pals at Rebel Force Radio! See you in 2026
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The theatrical Star Wars experience remains a quest for a legend from a bygone age, spanning multiple decades. While editors have been hard at work for years attempting to recreate projects such as “Harmy’s Despecialized Edition” for fans who sought an alternative route from the 1997 Special Editions, audio quality remains a substantial barrier. High-quality audio for deleted footage or mono audio seems lost deep beneath a layer of analog decay. However, new technology surrounding AI dubbing enters the fray, and now the question is whether Lucasfilm can use these tools to bridge the gap between decaying history and modern clarity, or does reconstructing a performance cross an ethical line?…
Lucasfilm is gearing up for a massive cinematic comeback, with reports indicating that three brand-new Star Wars trilogies are in development. After focusing heavily on Disney+ series in recent years, the franchise is finally preparing to return to the big screen for the first time since 2019. The studio already has individual films lined up beginning in 2026, but these new trilogies suggest a far more ambitious long-term plan for the Galaxy Far, Far Away.
Behind the scenes, Lucasfilm is undergoing a major creative reset that’s quietly reshaping the Star Wars brand. This change stems from both industry realities and a renewed artistic philosophy.
Kathleen Kennedy has emphasized that Lucasfilm now wants to empower filmmakers to tell personal, standalone stories that don’t have to fit neatly into existing timelines or rely on nostalgia-driven connective tissue….
RFR is back! We have some top secret information from our Bothan Spies regarding the upcoming 50th anniversary 4K upgrade rerelease of the original 1977 version of STAR WARS. Beyond the film itself, we can expect some surprises. We break down all the info from our sources who have actually seen some of the restored footage themselves.
Where has RFR been the last month? Why the sudden disappearance? Were Jason and Jimmy fighting? Or were there bigger issues undermining the production of the show? We’ll pull back the curtain and explain everything that went down, with a little help from Master Qui Jon.
Plus, we have a ton of great interview highlights from director Shawn Levy and actor Matt Smith about the upcoming STAR WARS: STARFIGHTER, and a little bit of info about next year’s THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU. Plus, listener feedback and more!
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In a significant milestone for a Disney Plus original, Star Wars: The Mandalorian has now streamed over 1 billion minutes between millions of Disney Plus viewers. This makes it the first – and only – Star Wars show to do so.
In a new end-of-year statement directly from The Walt Disney Company about their streaming numbers, it was revealed that The Mandalorian has found the way to over a billion minutes of streamed content between its 24 episodes, making it the only Disney Plus original show to achieve such a milestone. (Only one other streaming-only series produced by Disney achieved such a feat – Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale.) You can see the other shows – and two animated movies featuring Lin-Manuel Miranda songs – that reached such a milestone between Disney Plus and Hulu below…
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Let’s discuss what went into renewing the power of the Force. You see, Kenner had a sweet deal. In 1977, they negotiated a license with Lucasfilm to make Star Wars toys for a $100,000 advance and an ongoing 5% royalty. All they had to do to keep that deal alive—forever—was to pay Lucasfilm $10,000 per year. That was no problem at all for the first few years, as Kenner shipped over 300 million Star Wars products between 1977 and 1985. After Tonka purchased Kenner in 1987, even though they were no longer making Star Wars toys, and there were no new Star Wars movies on the horizon, Tonka believed it was still worthwhile to send Lucasfilm enough money every year to keep the contract going.
But in 1991, Hasbro purchased Tonka, and—whether by intent or accident—didn’t make the required payment, so their contract with Lucasfilm expired. And in 1992, George Lucas started letting people know that he was working on Star Wars movies again. Of course, Hasbro was interested in making the toys, but now they had to compete against other toy companies for a new license, and that meant they had to show Lucasfilm what they could do…
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Hey. Hey you. Yeah you. I’m talking to you. It’s the holiday season, and you haven’t done any shopping yet. I know because I’m one of you. I’m putting everything off to the last minute, not because I want to, but because… well, I don’t want to deal with it yet. Those that aren’t like us don’t appreciate that there is an art to procrastination. Sometimes, it leads us to find the perfect gift right before the big day. Other times, you are stuck getting yet another gift card (which is, of course, a valid course of action). In any case, it’s time to stop putting things off. Today, I hope to help you find the perfect clutch-time Star Wars gift for your family members’ stockings, or perhaps something more if they are fans of the, shall we say, Shakespearean….
As is our tradition, we dedicate ample time to listener feedback on the final RFR before Thanksgiving. It’s our way of turning the spotlight onto our audience to say “thanks” for being so loyal and supportive. From your comments about new releases like Star Wars Visions to thoughts on The Original Trilogy, we love hearing from you. Is Obi-Wan the greatest Jedi ever? When did fans first learn The Empire Strikes Back was not “Star Wars II” but instead “Episode V”? What about the ’90s when Star Wars was only being represented by The Expanded Universe and PC games like Dark Forces. These are just some of the questions our audience of superfans are throwing at us. Plus, we take a brief look back at the history of the Baby Yoda balloon at The Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade, updates on the potential official release and 4K upgrade of the original 1977 version of Star Wars, the Yoda statue controversy in Jonesborough, Tennessee and more.
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At the Imperial Archives, one of our favorite categories is unproduced toys. This includes toys that were designed and never released, as well as toys that changed substantially during the design process. Let’s take a look at two Kenner Star Wars action figures that fall into the latter category. Each figure is represented in our collection in the form of both a preproduction drawing and an unpainted hardcopy prototype.
First up is an early “uncloaked” version of The Emperor from the vintage Return of the Jedi action figure line.
Star Wars fans who had the original Emperor action figure that was sold in stores will likely recall that the cloak was molded onto the body as part of the figure, but that wasn’t the initial plan.
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Earlier this week, it was announced that the long-running Star Wars Insider magazine will be releasing its final issue in early 2026. We look back at the legacy and impact of the periodical with its founder Dan Madsen who joins us In The Cantina to share behind-the-scenes stories about the early days of the magazine, his favorite memories interviewing George Lucas, and his feelings about the magazine he started over 30 years ago finally coming to an end. Star Wars: Starfighter is gearing up for a 2027 release and we review interview comments from actor Matt Smith and director Shawn Levy who gets us caught up on the latest production updates. Plus, Daniel Craig looks back on his experience as a stormtrooper in The Force Awakens, new Lucas Museum news, and harmless lightsaber stabs to the midsection.
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As Star Wars was being developed back in the mid-70s, the maverick special effects crew at ILM were pioneering new filmmaking technologies in often unconventional ways. In the early days, machinist Stuart Ziff found himself thrust into the action on day one. In the years that followed, Stuart used his skills in a variety of ways at ILM including working on Return of the Jedi creature costumes like Admiral Ackbar, Nein Nunb and Ree Yees, and on many projects from Dragonslayer to Ghostbusters to Jurassic Park. This week on RFR, Stuart joins us In The Cantina to share fascinating stories about working on the Star Wars Original Trilogy and beyond. Plus, our review of Star Wars Visions season 3 and Jimmy Mac had the opportunity to see a Star Wars Holiday Special legend perform live in Chicago. Listen to find out who it was!
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