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Filoni & Brennan Take Reins at Lucasfilm
6 Jan
Summary
- Dave Filoni and Lynwen Brennan to become Lucasfilm co-presidents.
- Kathleen Kennedy is reportedly stepping down later this month.
- The Mandalorian and Grogu film releases on May 22.
Lucasfilm's chief creative officer, Dave Filoni, is slated to assume the role of co-president, alongside Lynwen Brennan, according to recent reports. This move signals a significant leadership change at the Star Wars studio, with current president Kathleen Kennedy reportedly preparing to step down this month. Brennan, who currently heads Lucasfilm Business, will focus on the traditional executive aspects of the company.
Filoni, known for his creative vision, will take charge of the franchise's direction across film, television, and other platforms. While Kennedy denied retirement rumors in February 2025, she acknowledged discussions about eventual succession, highlighting the strong team at Lucasfilm. This potential transition marks a new chapter for the studio she has led since 2012.
Fans can anticipate the upcoming release of 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' on May 22. Filoni co-wrote this film, which will feature Pedro Pascal's return as Din Djarin on the big screen. The movie also includes new additions like Jeremy Allen White and Sigourney Weaver, promising an exciting expansion of the Star Wars universe.
