Disney, Star Wars and The Acolyte
Surprise! This Star Wars "flop" was actually one of Disney+'s biggest hits!
The Acolyte Was Disney's Most-Watched 2024 Star Wars Show (Despite Its Cancellation)
The Acolyte was one of Disney+'s most-watched shows in 2024 (and its most-viewed Star Wars series), so why was it cancelled? Let's take a closer look.
STAR WARS: THE ACOLYTE Was the Second Most Watched Show on Disney+ Last Year
Shortly after The Acolyte arrived on Disney+ last year, Disney+ and Lucasfilm announced the Star Wars TV show's cancellation. However, they did so despite it being the streamer's second-biggest
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RUMOR: Natalie Portman Filmed Scenes For A Disney+ Star Wars Show, But It Wasn't AhsokaSome Star Wars fans feel cheated following the Natalie Portman rumors being shot down, but that's not the worst news about her potential return.
Skeleton Crew' creators Jon Watts and Christopher Ford on the finale, why Jude Law's lightsaber doesn’t turn red and expanding 'Star Wars' canon.
Because of that siloed approach, there are entire sagas Star Wars fans can miss out on because they’re relegated to the franchise’s Outer Rim. And now that one of the most ambitious and underrated Star Wars eras is ending, the door is open for an even bolder follow-up.
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Apologies may not be in order, but a slight revision of history definitely is. Less than six months after Disney+’s Star Wars series The Acolyte was canceled, Deadline reports the show’s sole season ended 2024 the second-most streamed series on the platform.
Skeleton Crew' season 2 is uncertain as Disney+ has yet to renew it. Fans and creators show great interest in continuing the
Keep checking back with CinemaBlend for more news on how Daisy Ridley’s next Star Wars movie is coming along. You can revisit her previous three outings as Rey by streaming the Sequel Trilogy with a Disney+ subscription.
Return to a galaxy far, far away with Hasbro as they are back with a new set of Star Wars collectibles from the Skywalker Saga
According to a new story from The Wrap, the Galactic Starcruiser won’t be transformed into an expansion for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, or any other guest-facing operation. Instead, the plan is to make the building offices for Walt Disney Imagineering, the arm of the Walt Disney Company tasked with creating its theme park experiences.
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Despite dominating the top charts on Disney Plus, the Marvel Studios and Lucasfilm still didn't manage to grab the top spot on the card.
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