Patty Jenkins’ Rogue Squadron fulfills its destiny and becomes another delayed Star Wars project
After trilogies by Rian Johnson and Benioff and Weiss stalled out, Patty Jenkins’ Rogue Squadron is now delayed, too

Star Wars can’t catch a break these days. While The Mandalorian keeps plugging away on television and fans prepare to open The Book Of Boba Fett, Disney is having a tough time getting Star Wars back on the big screen. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Patty Jenkins’ upcoming Rogue Squadron is the latest Star Wars film project to face production delays.
The problem, reportedly, is scheduling. The Hollywood Reporter’s sources say that the production team realized that it would be impossible for Rogue Squadron to begin preproduction this year due to Jenkin’s calendar. As such, Squadron would not be able to start production in 2022.
While The Hollywood Reporter notes that it is “unclear what if any of Jenkins’ commitments were at issue specifically,” sources say that Wonder Woman 3 would follow Rogue Squadron. And now, it’s also unclear if this schedule will remain the same. Jenkins has a full plate at the moment, with Wonder Woman 3 for Warner Bros. and a Cleopatra movie for Paramount. So those are staying on the schedule—though, the latter will also probably face difficulties as is tradition for Cleopatra movies.