Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy expected to step down at end of year
Briefly

Kathleen Kennedy, the influential producer at the helm of Lucasfilm, intends to step down by the end of 2025 after revitalizing the 'Star Wars' franchise. Speculations about her retirement surfaced but remain unconfirmed by reliable sources. Kennedy's extensive film career has included collaborations with renowned directors like Steven Spielberg and the production of over 70 films, earning several Academy Award nominations. She has played a pivotal role at Lucasfilm since its acquisition by Disney in 2012, leading to the development of new 'Star Wars' films expected to be showcased at the upcoming Star Wars Celebration in Tokyo.
Kennedy, the legendary producer who succeeded George Lucas at Lucasfilm, is planning to step down after 13 years, reportedly ready for retirement.
Sources indicate that while speculation of her departure is rampant, nothing has been officially decided, highlighting uncertain future leadership at Lucasfilm.
Kennedy's longstanding career in film includes collaborations with Spielberg and producing over 70 films, for which she has garnered eight Oscar nominations.
Her tenure at Lucasfilm has seen the revival of the 'Star Wars' franchise, producing new films since the cutover from Lucas's leadership post-Disney acquisition.
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