To add to the constant confusion around the "Star Wars" franchise, Disney has removed an untitled "Star Wars" movie it had earmarked for a December 2026 release. Disney has instead replaced it with…"Ice Age 6.

One of Disney's new Star Wars movies has been replaced by Ice Age 6 in a release date shake-up. An untitled movie in the science-fiction franchise, believed to be the next adventure for Daisy Ridley's Rey, was scheduled for December 18, 2026.

You'll have to wait for more than a couple of years for the next Star Wars movie. According to Variety and The Wrap, Disney has pulled an untitled Star Wars film from its 2026 release lineup and replacing it with Ice Age 6,

Disney has removed a “Star Wars” film previously scheduled for Dec. 18, 2026 from its release calendar. “Ice Age 6” will move into its spot. More to

Film revolving around continued adventures of Daisy Ridley's character had shuffled screenwriters since it was first announced in April 2023

That leaves just two Star Wars films still standing on the company’s schedule: A very far-off and untitled movie currently aimed at December 17, 2027, as well as the only one of these movies we expect might actually have a chance in hell of coming out: Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian And Grogu,

Just over a week after announcing a new trilogy of Star Wars feature films is in development with writer Simon Kinberg, there’s another detail for speculation-crazed Star Wars fans to ponder. Disney has shifted an “Untitled Star Wars” film from its upcoming schedule,

The December 2026 title did not have a title or a plot description, but it was suspected that it was focused on Daisy Ridley's Rey.

Breaking….Disney has pulled the second Star Wars movie dated for Dec. 18, 2026 off the calendar. We hear it wasn’t certain that one pertained to the continuing adventures of Daisy Ridley’s Rey Skywalker.

No, we're not talking about certain developments across the pond earlier this month, or the inexplicable further delay of Mickey 17, but rather the news coming to us from Variety that another Star Wars project has fallen by the wayside (at least for now) at Disney and Lucasfilm.