Star wars just had my latest cancellation failure NoviceThe series, set in the High Republic, started off with good viewership but quickly lost interest, only slightly recovering at the end. For this reason, Lucasfilm canceled the project, not allowing the story to continue in a second season. Now, Disney has also issued new recommendations for the galactic saga’s streaming strategy.
As an insider reported Daniel RichtmanLa Casa del Ratón has decided to reduce the volume of releases of the franchise on Disney+. This 2024 is still ahead Skeleton Teambut starting in January the company will only release the series Star wars per year. Animated series are excluded from this new formula, as multiple series can be combined into one course. But for live-action, there will only be one TV project per year.
“I’ve heard that there are several series in development, but it seems they are only planning on releasing one live-action series per year starting in 2025,” the source summarizes. However, there are currently no details on what the next projects will be in the long term. It is known that the second and final season of the series will be released in 2025. Andor. This is a spin-off of the prequel. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story There were originally going to be five seasons, but Disney decided to cut it down to two.
The second season will probably come in 2026. Ahsoka. Recently, Natasha Liu Bordizzo (Sabine Wren) has confirmed that filming will begin in the summer of 2025, so releasing it a year later seems like the most realistic scenario. What happens after 2027, however, is a complete mystery. No other ongoing series Star wars repairs were made. The Mandalorian will end with the film in 2026, Novice was cancelled and others liked it Obi-Wan Kenobi or The Book of Boba Fett Looks like they’ll remain a one-part mini-series.
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less is more
In fact, this is Disney’s strategy Star wars – this is a logical response after the statements made in recent months Bob Iger. The CEO of the company has already confirmed that Marvel will have a very similar business idea, releasing only two series per year. Apparently, the study revealed the saturation that has arisen among viewers recently. And in order not to reduce the views of each project, they decided to reduce the volume of premieres.
Moreover, in the case of Marvel or Star warsThe budgets required to produce a live-action television series are very high. The latest example, Novicecost a whopping $180 million. A sum that, given the views it achieved, while not catastrophic, did not bring in any profit. So Disney needs to produce less if it does not want to create a huge hole in its finances. So, several years later, with at least two galactic premieres, fans of the saga of George Lucas They will have to get used to just one premiere again.
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