The scavenger-turned-Jedi played by Daisy Ridley in the last three episode movies is key to the space opera's next turn.

Yet in 2012, Disney acquired Lucasfilm Ltd. and announced that they would not only be making Episodes VII, VIII, and IX, but they would also develop spin-off films. In the span of five years, Disney released a new Star Wars movie every year with 2015's The Force Awakens,

Disney appears to still be wandering in the wilderness when it comes to its plans for future Star Wars movies.

It seems Disney and Lucasfilm are banking on Daisy Ridley's Rey "Skywalker" getting the Star Wars franchise back on track, as the character is expected to appear in several upcoming

Despite being one of the biggest pop culture franchises, Disney has struggled to get many of its Star Wars films on the screen. The latest in a string of Star Wars movies facing development issues is Daisy Ridley’s new Star Wars sequel, which shares some similarities with Henry Cavill’s Superman saga.

The idea of saving money on a movie which cost hundreds of millions of dollars sounds bizarre. However that is what Disney did on Star War: The Rise of Skywalker.

Daisy Ridley's character Rey Skywalker will reportedly appear in "several" upcoming Star Wars films as she's been deemed the galaxy far, far away's "most valuable cinematic asset."

Daisy Ridley's Rey is set to be the cornerstone of the Star Wars cinematic universe, according to a new report from The Hollywood Reporter. While a solo movie starring the Jedi is in development, it recently lost its writer (Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight),

There are a lot of Star Wars projects in development right now, but the most we ever get out of them is a name or, in the case of Patty Jenkin’s Rogue Squadron, a weird teaser. The post- Rise Of Skywalker landscape saw Star Wars retreat to TV,