Skeleton Crew is taking the bold swing of brining young adult-focused content to the Star Wars Universe. Like any piece of Star Wars content, Skeleton Crew is telling its own focused story while at the same time opening the door to a longer arc across the franchise.

Skeleton Crew directors Jon Watts, Jake Schreier, Bryce Dallas Howard & David Lowery on bringing the "Star Wars" series to live-action life.

Skeleton Crew director David Lowery is ready for the Disney+ series to remind adult Star Wars fans what it was like to watch the sci-fi franchise as a child. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew will appeal to fans of all ages Ever since Skeleton Crew was announced at Star Wars Celebration 2022,

A new Star Wars series is being readied for Disney+, this time coming from recent Spider-Man trilogy director Jon Watts. While Watts is one of the head writers and executive producers of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,

Visions will return in 2025 and watch a roundtable with the Skeleton Crew filmmakers. The post Star Wars: Visions to Return and the Skeleton Crew Filmmakers appeared first on Vital Thrills.

Skeleton Crew’s ensemble includes Tunde Adebimpe, Kerry Condon, Jaleel White, and Nick Frost as the voice of the droid SM 33. Set in the New Republic, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has been compared to an Amblin coming-of-age adventure film like E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and The Goonies.

Star Wars has unveiled new Funko Pops of the four children as well as Jude Law and Kerry Condon's characters from Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.

Volume 3 will premiere on Disney+ in 2025. The third instalment will feature nine short films from eight different Japanese anime studios, Disney and Lucasfilm announced today at the Disney APAC showcase held in Singapore.

Disney and Lucasfilm have confirmed that the animated anthology series Star Wars: Visions is set to return for a third season. The official announcement was made on the first day of Disney’s two-day Content Showcase event in Singapore.

After the Force seemingly hit the skids a little late last week with the news that Disney has removed a Star Wars movie from its December 2026 slate, today our midichlorian count is right up again with the announcement that animated anthology series Star Wars: Visions is coming back for Volume 3.

Disney and Lucasfilm have revealed that animated anthology series Star Wars: Visions is coming back for a third volume in 2025. The news was announced on the first day of Disney's two-day Content Showcase event in Singapore.