A fresh Star Wars trilogy directed by the X-Men writer is reportedly in the works because we no longer have enough lightsaber-like items lurking in the upcoming asteroid belt

We’re drowning in Star Wars stuff that we’re currently working on, and here’s another thing to add to the bacta tank. Simon Kinberg, known for his work on several X-Men films, has reportedly agreed to write and produce the fresh Lucasfilm trilogy.

So yeah, make some room, something like The Mandalorian and Grogu, Dave Filoni’s Star Wars, something with Daisy Ridley in the middle that looks like it could be called The New Jedi Order, and Donald Glover’s Lando – there’s a fresh kid on the show Star Wars movies that may be released in the near future.

Report from Deadline is a source of information about Simon Kinberg regarding Star Wars, and the publication states that it is a three-film deal led by a screenwriter who has some Star Wars roots, having co-created Star Wars Rebels with the aforementioned Filoni and Carrie Beck.

Deadline says it has heard that the fresh trilogy may include “episodes 10-12 of the Skywalker saga that began with George Lucas’ first film in 1977,” making it a sequel to the last trilogy of fresh films that turned out to be not very polarizing at all in terms of reception.

Meanwhile, Hollywood reporter claims that the trilogy is “not intended to be a continuation of the Skywalker saga” and will feature several fresh characters and a fresh story.

At this stage, all we know about Kinberg’s credits include X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men: Days of Future Past and X-Men: Apocalypse. He also wrote XXX: State of the Union starring Ice Cube instead of Vin Diesel because 2005 was a weird time and some things from behind the scenes involving scripts took place.

What do you think about the idea of ​​a fresh Star Wars trilogy and what would you like to see in it? Did you like XXX: State of the Union? Let us know below.