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Star Wars Celebration 2022: News, trailers and highlights

Luca Fontana
30.5.2022
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The annual Star Wars Celebration, the world's largest gathering of fans of the saga, is over. Let's take a look at the highlights. My personal one: "Star Wars Visions," Season 2.

The 2022 version of the annual Star Wars Celebration trade show has come to a close. For four glorious days, die-hard fans in Anaheim, California, were allowed to wallow deep in the iconic galaxy far, far away. There were trailers en masse to see. Sometimes to already announced projects. Sometimes to completely new ones.

I've rounded up the highlights for you.

Andor

Start: August 31

The Bad Batch, Season 2

Start: autumn 2022

Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi

After "Star Wars: Visions," Disney is planning a new animated series consisting of independent episodes. Each 15-minute episode will focus on a Jedi and tell his or her story. Among them are Ahsoka Tano, Qui-Gon Jinn and Count Dooku.

Start: Fall 2022

The Mandalorian - Season 3

Launch date: February 2023

Ahsoka

Start: Sometime in 2023, after "Mandalorian," season 3.

Star Wars: Visions, Season 2

Start: Spring 2023

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Not a movie. Not a series. But a game. Five years have passed since "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order", and Cal Kestis is still on the run from the Jedi Inquisitors. Well, the teaser trailer doesn't reveal much else. Doesn't matter. The first game was terrific. The sequel is a must for me. One way or another.

Start: Sometime in 2023

Skeleton Crew

This series is new: "Skeleton Crew." Very much in the style of a 1980 Amblin entertainment film by Steven Spielberg, it centers on a group of 10-year-old kids who get lost on a planet and have to find their way home. Historically, it is set after "Star Wars: Episode VI." It's quite possible that the kids will run into the Mandalorian or even Ahsoka sooner or later. Plus: Jude Law has been cast in a yet unknown role.

Start: Sometime in 2023

Also in the running... Indiana Jones and Willow

What else? A first image of Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in "Indiana Jones 5." "Logan" and "Ford vs. Ferrari" director James Mangold will direct. The film is scheduled to start on June 30, 2023, if it is not postponed again.

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