In 2012, when George Lucas sold Lucasfilm and the Star Wars brand to Disney, the world of cinema and science fiction was changed forever. By 2015, there was a new Star Wars film in theaters, The Force Awakens,

Outgoing Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy provides a surprising update on where things stand about the Lando spinoff movie.

EXCLUSIVE: On a rainy London day in December, not two hours after wrapping Star Wars: Starfighter with director Shawn Levy and a cast headed by Ryan Gosling, Kathleen Kennedy was ready to discuss the long-in-the-works transition of Lucasfilm.

Kathleen Kennedy tells Deadline she’s excited and “interested in exploring using those tools in responsible ways”: > I’m not saying that it impacts every single story you’re going to tell in cinema, but certainly for big tentpole stories where you’re trying to world-build and create images people haven’t seen before,

A recent Star Wars announcement has some people hoping that a forgotten DCU project could be taken off the back-burner.

It sounds like James Mangold's project and others are stalled as Lucasfilm owner Disney becomes more risk-averse

The Hollywood Reporter caught up with the ‘Frankenstein’ star in Palm Springs, where she opened up (briefly) on working with Nolan and loving Shawn Levy’s energy on ‘Star Wars: Starfighter.’

In a new interview, Shawn Levy discussed his work on Star Wars: Starfighter and made a pretty significant reveal about the production. According to the filmmaker, they’ve had to make some big changes to the ending of Starfighter, but fans will reportedly ...

The Kathleen Kennedy era at Lucasfilm has officially come to an end. Kennedy will be stepping down from her role at Lucasfilm after nearly 14 years on the job and will be transitioning back to full-time producing,