Meanwhile, Variety has learned that a possible “Star Wars” feature produced by Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige is also no longer in active development at Lucasfilm. Five months later ...

Feige said the following in regards to the Thunderbolts/New Avengers end credits scene. “Their ship is the Excelsior, and ...

By Aaron Couch Film Editor Kevin Feige is no longer headed to a galaxy far, far away. The Marvel Studios boss, who was developing a Star Wars feature to produce, is moving on to other things as he ...

Kevin Feige is not the only name in the hat right ... Favreau’s frequent collaborator and well-known Star Wars writer, ...

Kevin Feige has definitively said that his Star Wars movie isn’t happening. Speaking with Entertainment Tonight at the Las Vegas premiere of The Marvels, Feige was asked if there was anything ...

Now, a once very reliable scooper (whose credibility has been called into question lately) is claiming, "Kevin Feige is thinking about leaving Marvel after Secret Wars and take over the Star Wars ...

As exiting as it would be to see Kevin Feige take over Lucasfilm and the Star Wars franchise, he told us seven years ago why ...

"You don't want people to feel like they have to see everything in order to step into Star Wars. I'm thinking about projects like Rogue Squadron and Kevin Feige’s project. So could those still ...

If it was ever actually a possibility, Kevin Feige’s Star Wars movie is no longer a thing. Entertainment Tonight talked to Feige at the premiere for The Marvels. When the outlet asked if the ...

A Star Wars movie from the mind of Marvel boss Kevin Feige sounds deader than Greedo. Case in point: The MCU mastermind outright denied he's working in a galaxy far, far away. Speaking to ...

Will we ever know what we really went down when Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness scribe Michael Waldron set out to make their very own Star Wars movie?

And the latest shake-up isn’t exactly encouraging for anyone anxiously waiting for the next Star Wars movie. But Disney shouldn’t have given Kevin Feige a Star Wars movie to begin with.