Lucasfilm will need a new captain, like Longtime President Kathlin Kennedy is expected to step down at the end of 2025. Kennedy comes to 72 and earned his retirement. Thus, the Galaxy "War of Starwells" will probably be guided by new hands to come 2026, which is a big deal to say at least.

Kennedy helped oversee Lucasfilm's Disney shopping and the subsequent re -launch of the "Starwells War" on the big screen, taking it to George Lucas (who created Galaxy away, far before all those years in 1977). Kennedy's reign began very strongly with "The Force Awakens". The rest of the sequel trilogy proved to be divided, however, culminating in the "rise of Skywalker" in 2019. Kennedy also helped Disney's "Mandalorian" launch, despite being in charge of several Projects "Starwells War" that never saw the light of day. It's a mixed bag, to be sure.

So who will trust Disney to take over Kennedy? Will he go with another producer with a proven record? Executed in the company? We overcome some options, ranging from obvious to non-obvious. We will also assume, for the purposes of this list, that Disney will not trust an outsider. This person (or persons) is probably already in the Disney ecosystem. By doing so, let's overcome the options, are we?

This is a name that has appeared online for years. Although Kennedy has been firmly in his position since 2012, certain angles of coincidence have been advocated for Marvel Studios chief Kevin Jegie, to take him to Lucasfilm. Without complicated, often toxic reasons why certain people have fallen to the desk to replace Kennedy at different points over the years, it is not difficult to see why it is a popular choice. As an architect behind Marvel's Chinese universe, the $ 31 billion box office at the moment, he seems to be equipped with work.

Jaghie has proven that it can help weave narrative through a huge universe. It's something that "Starwells war" can use. It is also helpful that Jaghie is a huge fan who, at one point, Developed a movie "Starwells War" before falling apart. Being with Marvel for so long at this point, maybe Jaghie would have a new challenge? The bigger question about Disney is which Jaghie would hand over the reins to the Marvel studio (although it is also a brand that can use shivers).

If anyone can fill Marvel's shoes, then it's easy to paint Lucasfilm slipping to try and work their magic there. Indeed, fagie feels like someone who can do the "war on the starvests" Galaxy to feel great again.

Linven Brennan has no recognition of the name that others on this list make. However, if Disney wants to take the obvious path of succession, this can be a way to go. Brennan is currently serving as president and director general of Lucasfilm Business. She would not be a creative executive, by itself, but could easily drive the ship from a business POV while Leaving people as Lucasfilm's creative director Dave Philoni ("clone wars") Shape the stories.

As for Bonafides, Brennan is certainly accomplished. She began her start in Lucasfilm in 1999 as the leader of the technical area of ​​the technical directors of computer graphics in the "industrial lights and magic output of Lucasfilm as it exists today. Brennan also feels like a stable, trusted hand that can take the wheel and offer a smooth transition. It's something that "Starwells War" could use at a time when Disney is trying to bring the big screen franchise back.

Since Disney and Lucasfilm continue to realize what the future of "Starwells" looks like outside the sequel trilogy, it's hard to think about a more logical choice, if not shining than Brennan.

Here, we arrive on another name that fans of "Starwells War" can recognize. This is because Carrie Beck has been part of Lucasfilm's team for some time, serving as an animation development in the company for several years. Beck is involved in everything, from shorts as "forces of fate" to many-gratitude "Rebels of" Starwell War ", which ranks as some of the best" Starwell War ", produced during the Disney era. Currently, Beck is working as an executive vice president of live development and production.

No different with Brennan, Beck would be a logical choice as it is already high on the Lucasfilm leadership scale, making a easier transition. Not only that, but Beck also has the advantage of being more than a creative chief executive, working with likes of Philos, Jonon Javre ("Mandalorian") and others closely during her term. It could be seen as the choice of "the best of both worlds".

The question is whether Disney would be ready to raise the back to such a high position. She certainly has a lot of experience in Hollywood, dates back to her days in Dimension Films and MTV films. But is it what the "war of the starvests" needs right now? It is for CEO Bob Iger and the other Disney brass to decide.

Lovers' War War War in the world probably doesn't know who Steve Asbel is. Jack, anyone who does not pay attention to the Hollywood corporate structure in any significant way probably does not know his name. However, Asbel is a trusted CEO within Disney and currently serves as president of production in the 20th century studio (aka that 20th -century Fox became Disney's $ 71.3 billion in 2018).

Prior to Disney's reign, Asbel served as the production of the 20th century Fox dates back to 2012. So, he has a lot of experience in managing films on a large scale. During Disney's years, he helped to use it in massive hits such as "Avatar: Water Road" and "Alien: Romul", as well as the creation of a pipeline for Julu with films such as "prey" and "without exit", among Many others who headed directly to Strimmer.

This will make Asbel a business mind for Lucasfilm, which will surely have to rely on other creatives to help manage "Starwalks War". But if Disney wants the first business approach to the galaxy away, far, Asbel could make sense. The biggest question is who would then take his post in the 20th century studio, but there is certainly someone in Disney who is ready to climb that challenge.

Come on this. Quite frankly, the rest of this list almost feels like brazen, as it is very easy to paint Disney in the coming months in the coming months, revealing that Jonon Javre and Dave Filoni will take it as a two -monster as presidents of Lucasfilm. Yes, this technically expands the list of six people instead of five, but by standing out, Favreau and Filoni Combo make more sense than anything else. It is a limit line to happen.

Havre, for his part, did great things in Disney. For one, he directed "IRONEANCE man", the film started by MCC as we know it. He is also directed massive hits such as "The Jungle Book" and "The Lion King" before the "The Mandalorian", which may be the farthest project "War of Starvers" by the Disney era. Instead of crucial, he collaborated closely with Philos, best known as the man behind the "clone wars" on that show.

As for Philoni, he was essentially an obvious to Lucas and was taken under the wing of the creator of "Starwells War" during the development of the "clone wars". In the years since then, Philoni has proven to be a connoisseur as everyone when it comes to "Starwell War". Again, he is already a major creative officer in Lucasfilm, plus he now has experience telling live stories thanks to his work on shows such as Mandalorian, "Bob create). With "Mandalorian" and his spinophy, he and Javre also showed their ability to build a universe. On top of that, Javre knows the movie side of things, as well as everyone, and at the moment it is Directed by "Mandalorian and Groogo" for the 2026 theater edition.

Their forces combined, Favre and Philoni seems to have everything Disney has to bring "Starwells War" in the future. They would probably be a popular choice for fans. If Las Vegas had a chance to bet this situation, this would be the safest bet.