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Peaky Blinders creator no longer writing Daisy Ridley’s Star Wars movie

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Peaky Blinders creator no longer writing Daisy Ridley’s Star Wars movie

Peaky Blinders showrunner Steven Knight is no longer writing Daisy Ridley’s upcoming Star Wars movie, and producers are now looking for a replacement.

Everything is changing Star Wars ‘Jedi Academy’ movieagain. The film was first announced at Star Wars Celebrations in London in April 2023. Ms. Marvel Director Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy directs.

Lost’s Damon Lindelof and The Strain’s Justin Britt-Gibson were originally writing the film’s script. Rey’s efforts to rebuild the Jedi Order.

However, Peaky Blinders creator and showrunner Steven Knight later took over scriptwriting duties. Knight’s films include Easter Promises and Dirty Pretty Things. He also previewed his new TV show Thousand Blows At the London Film Festival Peaky Blinders movie is currently filming in Birmingham.

However, the Star Wars announcement was made 18 months ago, and it appears that he, along with Variety, has left the project. reporting Lucasfilm is “actively talking with potential writers to tackle the story.”

The outlet added that “the delay likely means production won’t start until at least 2025.”

The movie is said to have subtitlesNew Jedi Order‘ – is one of several Star Wars films currently in development.

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Jon Favreau The Mandalorian and Grogu Next up is scheduled for release in May 2026; Pedro Pascal once again plays Mando and Sigourney Weaver stars in the lead role.

Disney has also planned two as-yet-untitled Star Wars movies for December 2026 and December 2027; these could be James Mangold and Dave Filoni films, also announced at the 2023 London Celebration.

Here they are for more information about this galaxy far, far away The 50 best Star Wars characters And Star Wars TV and movie timeline revealed. You can also check out everything we know about a proposed feature. not currently in any program: Donald Glover’s Lando movie.