The Disney CEO has plans to steer the starships away while the focus remains on the Multiverse Saga
proving “extremely successful,” Iger shared. Don’t worry through, he also affirmed that Disney and Lucasfilm are still developingfilms like Taika Waititi’s starring vehicle and Rian Johnson’s way-off- in-the-future series. He noted that and “we’re going to make sure when we make one, it’s the right one. So we’re being very careful there.
”As Phase 5 continues to unfold, Bob Iger remarked that “there are 7,000 characters—there are a lot more stories to tell. What we have to look [with] Marvel is not necessarily the volume of Marvel stories we’re telling, but how many times we go back to the well on certain characters. Sequels typically work well for us.” but added.
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