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Adam Driver's Rejected Ben Solo Star Wars Movie

'They Didn't See How Ben Solo Was Alive. And That Was That' — Adam Driver Reveals Disney Said No to a 'Really Cool' Kylo Ren Star Wars Movie

Kylo Ren actor Adam Driver has revealed he and director Steven Soderbergh spent two years developing a Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker follow-up called The Hunt for Ben Solo, but Disney said no to the proposal. Speaking to the Associated Press, Driver said that because Disney had officially declined the movie, he was now able to talk about it.

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‘Star Wars’ Fans Fly Plane Over Disney Studios With ‘Save The Hunt for Ben Solo’ Banner After Adam Driver Reveals Rejected Kylo Ren Movie

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Adam Driver reveals why Disney killed a 'Star Wars' movie about his character

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“Star Wars” fans react to news that Adam Driver and Steven Soderbergh were working on a Ben Solo sequel: “Baiting the fandom”

Now that fans know Driver had bigger ideas for Ben, they are extremely mad at Iger and Bergman for nixing the idea.

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Adam Driver and Steven Soderbergh's Canned Star Wars Movie Sounds Awesome

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Oscar-Nominated Actor Says Disney Killed His Planned ‘Star Wars’ Sequel

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Disney Confirms U.S. Release Date for New Miraculous Ladybug Anime Reveal

Disney confirms the release date for one of the most hotly-anticipated entries in the Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir franchise to date.

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Marvel's 'worst movie' finally has a Disney Plus release date

The day that many Marvel fans weren't sure would come as one of the most infamous superhero movies ever made is coming to Disney Plus.

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‘The Simpsons’ Movie: Release Date, Cast, Plot & All Updates

“Homer’s coming back for seconds,” Disney and 20th Century Studios announced in September 2025, confirming a new Simpsons movie. The untitled project will be released two years from now, and fans of the long-running animated sitcom can’t wait to ...

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3 Dates for Disney Investors to Circle in October

New streaming and theatrical content as well as a risky price hike will pace Disney as it kicks off its new fiscal year.