The co-showrunner who departed is working on a new Star Wars television series.
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The Star Wars Celebration has concluded with limited news regarding live-action series, apart from Ahsoka season 2. However, there's now a report of a new Star Wars TV series being developed by Lost co-showrunner Carlton Cuse and his son, Nick Cuse.
According to Deadline, InSneider broke the news about this father-son duo working on the project for Lucasfilm. Currently, there are no details about the show's premise or its timeline within the Star Wars universe. The project is still in the early stages of development and marks the first collaboration between Carlton and Nick Cuse in Hollywood.
Carlton Cuse has an extensive background in the industry, with notable credits such as the cult series The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., Nash Bridges, Bates Motel, The Strain, Jack Ryan, and Netflix’s recently launched medical drama Pulse. Nick Cuse previously collaborated with Lost's other showrunner, Damon Lindelof, on HBO’s Watchmen and The Leftovers, along with other projects like Station Eleven and Masters of the Air.
Despite an early push for more scripted series on Disney+ at the decade's start, Lucasfilm has recently shifted its focus back toward reviving Star Wars on the big screen. In place of The Mandalorian season 4, Lucasfilm is set to release The Mandalorian & Grogu in theaters in May 2026. A first look at The Mandalorian & Grogu was presented at Star Wars Celebration, although the footage has not been made available online yet.
In additional Star Wars news, the franchise will commemorate its 50th anniversary in May 2027 with a brand-new standalone film, Star Wars: Starfighter. Shawn Levy will direct this movie, which will feature Ryan Gosling in the lead role. This will be the first live-action Star Wars project occurring after The Rise of Skywalker, although it remains unclear whether characters from that film will appear in Starfighter.
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