Star Wars' New Movies Are Officially Breaking A George Lucas Rule

Star Wars' New Movies Are Officially Breaking A George Lucas Rule .
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 Star Wars currently has several new movies in the works, but every single one breaks one of George Lucas' most basic rules, established from the very beginning of Star Wars' movies and TV shows. Keeping track of Star Wars' upcoming movies has proved a bit challenging of late.  Certain projects, like Rey's Star Wars movie, rumored to be titled Star Wars: New Jedi Order, felt like sure things only to go unacknowledged among the reveals at Star Wars Celebration 2025. Others, like Taika Waititi's movie, seem trapped in Star Wars' development hell.  For now, two movies have confirmed release dates: The Mandalorian and Grogu, releasing May 22, 2026, and Star Wars: Starfighter, releasing May 28, 2027. These many variables aside, though, it's clear that all upcoming Star Wars movies are going to be breaking one of George Lucas' biggest rules. Star Wars' Upcoming Movies Have Nothing To Do With The Skywalkers  With every upcoming Star Wars movie, it's clear that the Skywalkers are no longer the focus on the big screen. The Skywalker family has been at the center of Star Wars from the beginning, with the original trilogy increasingly revealing family members (Darth Vader as Anakin in The Empire Strikes Back, Leia as Luke's sister in Return of the Jedi).  The prequel trilogy doubled down on this focus, not only with Anakin being the focal point but also in that his relationship with Padmé, Luke and Leia's biological mother, was a significant aspect of the three-movie arc. At first, Disney Star Wars continued this pattern. Even as new characters were introduced, the Skywalkers remained central.  These fan-favorite family members are still playing some sort of role in Star Wars' TV shows—such as with Anakin's return in Ahsoka season 2—but they're not going to be having appearances in upcoming movies, at least from what we can tell. The next movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, is clearly focused on its titular leads.  Although the story details of Starfighter are few and far between at present, it's also safe to assume that this brand-new story will not be emphasizing the Skywalkers, and it very likely won't be including them at all (the cast of Starfighter suggests all new characters).  The only potential, and