Up until recently, Disney’s release schedule has been relatively hush due to ongoing delays and production shutdowns. This particularly affected Disney’s films set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which received
a new lineup of dates
. The Star Wars side has remained quiet, however, with its Disney+ series still up in the air as to when they could release. The
Cassian Andor
series has received little details, but has confirmed to feature Diego Luna and Alan Tudyk reprising their roles as the titular hero and K-2SO, respectively.
The Americans
’ Stephen Schiff is taking on the role of showrunner, with
Tony Gilroy working alongside him
. The
Obi-Wan Kenobi
series has not escaped delays, even outside of the pandemic. The series
received a new writer
in
John Wick 3: Parabellum
’s Joby Harold, after previous writer Houssein Amini exited the series. Showrunner Deborah Chow, who previously directed episodes of
T
he Mandalorian
, is still attached, as is Ewan McGregor to reprise his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi. A new press release that comes from Disney+ France seems to give more insight as to when we can expect to see the new Star Wars series…
NEWS
Disney issued
a press release
, shared
via MCU Cosmic
, that indicates that the
Cassian Andor
series is still set to release in 2021, with the
Obi-Wan Kenobi
series now set for a 2022 release. It is currently unknown whether these dates have been revised to account for delays or not.
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WHAT THIS MEANS
These release windows give a better insight as to when we can expect these latest spinoffs in the Star Wars universe. Although there have been
previous indications to this release window from Disney
, this confirms that
Cassian Andor
is still intended to release sometime next year. Despite its production issues, this also seems to suggest that Disney sees
Obi-Wan Kenobi
as a priority and wishes to get it off the ground as soon as possible following the series’ writer switch. It is currently unclear as to whether these dates may have changed in accordance with the studios’ recent film slate shift. The press release itself came out in preparation for the release of Disney+ in France, which launches April 7th.
Figures in the press kit seem to originate from as far back as February 3rd, so there is a potential that some of the dates may not be completely up to date. There is also a disclaimer at the very end of the press kit, stating that dates are subject to change. This could suggest that the later releases are not necessarily completely locked in. Star Wars fans may therefore have to anticipate the possibility of further delays down the road, but we can only hope that this won’t be the case.
Up until recently, Disney’s release schedule has been relatively hush due to ongoing delays and production shutdowns. This particularly affected Disney’s films set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which received
a new lineup of dates
. The Star Wars side has remained quiet, however, with its Disney+ series still up in the air as to when they could release. The
Cassian Andor
series has received little details, but has confirmed to feature Diego Luna and Alan Tudyk reprising their roles as the titular hero and K-2SO, respectively.
The Americans
’ Stephen Schiff is taking on the role of showrunner, with
Tony Gilroy working alongside him
. The
Obi-Wan Kenobi
series has not escaped delays, even outside of the pandemic. The series
received a new writer
in
John Wick 3: Parabellum
’s Joby Harold, after previous writer Houssein Amini exited the series. Showrunner Deborah Chow, who previously directed episodes of
T
he Mandalorian
, is still attached, as is Ewan McGregor to reprise his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi. A new press release that comes from Disney+ France seems to give more insight as to when we can expect to see the new Star Wars series…
NEWS
Disney issued
a press release
, shared
via MCU Cosmic
, that indicates that the
Cassian Andor
series is still set to release in 2021, with the
Obi-Wan Kenobi
series now set for a 2022 release. It is currently unknown whether these dates have been revised to account for delays or not.
ADVERTISEMENT
WHAT THIS MEANS
These release windows give a better insight as to when we can expect these latest spinoffs in the Star Wars universe. Although there have been
previous indications to this release window from Disney
, this confirms that
Cassian Andor
is still intended to release sometime next year. Despite its production issues, this also seems to suggest that Disney sees
Obi-Wan Kenobi
as a priority and wishes to get it off the ground as soon as possible following the series’ writer switch. It is currently unclear as to whether these dates may have changed in accordance with the studios’ recent film slate shift. The press release itself came out in preparation for the release of Disney+ in France, which launches April 7th.
Figures in the press kit seem to originate from as far back as February 3rd, so there is a potential that some of the dates may not be completely up to date. There is also a disclaimer at the very end of the press kit, stating that dates are subject to change. This could suggest that the later releases are not necessarily completely locked in. Star Wars fans may therefore have to anticipate the possibility of further delays down the road, but we can only hope that this won’t be the case.
