Disney CEO Bob Iger announced that after 'Episode IX' is released in theaters there will be a pause in 'Star Wars' movies.
Disney CEO Bob Iger told Bloomberg that the"Star Wars" movies will go on"hiatus" after the release of"Episode IX" on December 20.
But you'll still be able to get your fill of a galaxy far, far away. Disney Plus, the company's streaming service launching in November, will offer numerous"Star Wars" TV series. And then there are those theme parks opening in Disneyland and Disney World later this year.After releasing at least one"Star Wars" movie per year since"The Force Awakens" in 2015, it sounds like Disney will be pumping the breaks on the movies about a galaxy far, far away.
And then there's the amusement park arm of the franchise. The theme park,"Star Wars": Galaxy's Edge, will launch at Disneyland on May 31st and at Disney World on August 29.
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