Discussion Who Should Direct the Next/Future Star Wars Film(s)?

Looking at his IMDB page, it seems Cecil B. DeMille is retired, but I think with the right script, he might get back in the game.

 

John Huston, The Millenniumese Falcon. That's the stuff dreams are made of.

 

Finally, we will get the Nute Gunray story fans have been clamoring for:

Birth of a Neimoidian.

 

David Lean's Doctor Evazan

Journey to all twelve systems!

 

James Whale's Bride of Palpenstein

It's not a tale Mary Shelley would tell you.

 

Sid and Marty Krofft, directing Land of the Lost Fett.
That whole thing about victims of the Sarlacc discovering a new definition of pain and suffering as they're slowly digested over a thousand years was just hogwash. The Sarlacc was actually an animatronic portal to the world of Hollow Tatooine, populated by Krayt dragons and unworldly beings, such as Sleestaks.
The score consists of banjos and synthesizers.

 

Michael Curtiz, Canto Blanca

"Of all the beaches at all the resort worlds in all the galaxy, why did she have to land her ship on mine?"

"He wants passage for two to Alderaan."
"Why two?"
"He's travelling with a Twi'lek."
"He'll take passage for one."
"I think not. I've seen the Twi'lek, and if he didn't leave her on Tatooine or Jakku, he certainly won't leave her on Canto Blanca."

"Round up the usual scum and villainy."

"We'll always have Mos Eisley."

"Play it again, Figrin Dan."

"Jabba, this could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship."

 

“What in heaven's name brought you to Tatooine?”

“My health. I came to Tatooine for the waters.”

“The waters? What waters? We're in the desert.”

“I was misinformed.”

 

Dave Filloni, with Joe Hisaishi writing the film score.

 

Yeah I think Filoni has proven with his Mando Season 2 episode that he can pull off live action now. Hope he gets to direct a Star Wars feature film now, and sooner rather than later!

 

I’d rather him keep making great TV episodes.

The day of film being something you “graduate to” should be over, given the quality of TV.

 

That’s a fair point too, admittedly.

 

A Low Republic era film directed by A.I. Edwin S. Porter.
Starring Jean Dujardin as a swashbuckling Jedi Wizard.
Scored by Leyland Kirby. If you haven't heard his music, check out his work under the moniker The Caretaker.
https://thecaretaker.bandcamp.com

 

There are rumors but not confirmed reports that Bryce Dallas Howard could develop a Star Wars project of some sort.

 

There are rumors but not confirmed reports that @TCF-1138 could develop a Star Wars project of some sort. I'm starting the rumors now, but he could.

 

I know someone on the concept art team for @TCF-1138 ’s Ewok trilogy, and I can confirm that Wicket is indeed none other than Darth Plagueis. The series leads into ROTJ, which will be recast as a story of Wicket getting revenge on his former apprentice, Darth Sidious.

 

I think @TCF-1138 should cast Bill Skarsgård as Umwak, the Dulok shaman.

 

you should cast me as one of the Ewoks, I could totally play an Ewok

 

NOT Robert Rodriguez! I haven't enjoyed any of his SW TV episodes.

 

From what I have seen, Bryce Dallas Howard would be perfect, she is clearly showing understanding for Star Wars, and her one take in BOBF E5 was impressive. She could prove a good direction for a flick. She could be very good for a Bounty Hunter movie.

 

"Die Falcher (der tot stjerne detention block)"

(pardon my butchered german)

 

matt reeves

 

A Texan Star War trilogy directed by Robert Rodriguez, Richard Linklater and Wes Anderson