Original Star Wars Cut to Return to Theaters in 2027
What happened
An original 1977 edition of Star Wars was discovered by the British Film Institute. George Lucas had previously insisted that all his edits and changes were binding and that previous versions had been destroyed. Disney is bringing the original cut of the first Star Wars movie back to theaters in 2027.
From screenrant.com
Why it matters
The revival of the original Star Wars intellectual property could increase core revenue streams for The Walt Disney Company. The high-profile release may also drive increased demand for related merchandise and toys.
Disney+ streams Star Wars content, which is managed by Lucasfilm.
From screenrant.com
Who's involved
- George LucasCreator of the original Star Wars material
- LucasfilmCompany that produces and manages the Star Wars franchise
- The Walt Disney CompanyOwner of Lucasfilm and the foundational intellectual property
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- LucasfilmSpeculative
Lucasfilm could see increased theatrical and licensing revenue from the original release.
- The Walt Disney CompanySpeculative
The Walt Disney Company may increase core revenue streams as a result of the intellectual property revival.
- HasbroSpeculative
Hasbro might see increased demand for related merchandise and toys.
- KennerSpeculative
Kenner could experience increased market demand for licensed merchandise and collectibles.
Keep exploring
Part of
Disney+ streams Star Wars content, which is managed by Lucasfilm.Also in this story
- A successful series featuring George Lucas's core philosophies is airing on Disney+ and stars Diego Luna.
- A new series, overseen by James Waugh and directed by Kenji Kamiyama, launches on Disney+ and is tracked by Rotten Tomatoes.
- Green voices Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars Detours series, which will also be displayed at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
- Cassian is arrested by the Empire, following narratives paved by Rogue One, within the Star Wars universe on Disney+.
The entities involved
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George Lucas
American filmmaker and philanthropist (born 1944)
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Disney+
American video streaming service