Role that is combined with that of Executive Vice President.
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If there is someone who has sufficiently proven their skills Love and respect for Star Wars This is Jon Favreau, but right after we met Dave Filonithat’s why we’re happy to know that From now on he will be the new creative director of everything Star Wars related.
So Creative Director and Executive Vice President will not lose his previous title by adding this new thing that will give him almost total control over the future of a saga that has struggled to reach new audiences, often forgetting those who made it what it is today. However, according to Variety in an interview: “I don’t really tell people what to do,” Filoni admits. “But I feel like I am I try to help them tell the best story that they want to tell. I have to be a help to the entire galaxy here, almost as part of a Jedi Council.”
Dave Filoni, who was actively involved in the production of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Rebels, The Mandalorian and Ahsoka, will now be involved in the development of the new projects from the initial stages, because “In the past I have been involved in many projects … involved after they had already made some progress,” he said. “In this new role, I’m involved in virtually everything that happens from the beginning. When we’re planning the future of what we’re doing now, I’m involved.” from the conception phase“.
The future of Star Wars
Star Wars is preparing for this Return to cinemas with new projects in development by James Mangold, Taika Waititi, Shawn Levy and Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, some with completely original ideas and others in which we will continue the story of Rey, the protagonist of the latest film trilogy.
Regarding the series, the next one we can see on the small screen thanks to Disney+ is Skeleton Crew, whose protagonists will include Jude Law and Jaleel White (Steve Urkel in Things from Home). This is followed by “The Acolyte”, an 8-part miniseries, and “Andor” with its second season, without forgetting the possibility of also seeing a second season of “Ahsoka”, it seems worked well.
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