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 pulled the second Star Wars movie dated for Dec. 18, 2026 off the calendar. Going in that spot is Ice Age 6.

Disney has removed an untitled Star Wars movie from its release date calendar. Disney and Lucasfilm previously planned on releasing an untitled Star Wars film on December 18, 2026; however, Disney has now removed the movie from its release date calendar,

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.

Disney has pulled another Star Wars film off of its release schedule. A Star Wars film was set to be released on December 18th, 2026, but not anymore. Instead, Disney will release Ice Age 6 on that day.

Disney announced last week that Simon Kinberg had been brought on to write and produce a Star Wars trilogy. Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy will also produce the trilogy, with sources telling The Hollywood Reporter at the time that the films would involve new characters and would not be a continuation of the previous Skywalker Saga that spanned Episodes 1 through 9 of the sci-fi film franchise.

Disney appears to still be wandering in the wilderness when it comes to its plans for future Star Wars movies.

Disney has deleted the second Star Wars movie from its 2026 content lineup. The film was initially set to be released on December 18, 2026. This means, Disney has decided to release only one Star Wars movie (The Mandalorian and Grogu) next year,

Turmoil continues at Lucasfilm as Disney has pulled the 2026 "Star Wars" movie from the release calendar, the company announced on Friday.

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.