Rome and Han

Rome and Han Solo are reuniting in an all-new trilogy of Star Wars movies in the form of Lego Star Wars. Total Film and Empire revealed to EW (opens in new tab) that the duo will be working together on the films, and we'll have to wait for the film to arrive in cinemas. This sounds like the kind of adventure that you might get if you grew up playing the film from the early '90s. This new saga will open in November 2012, with a first teaser from Industrial Light & Magic (makers of the old vector graphics Star Wars images) set to air on 4 November.

The series has a far more extensive history than the average cartoon. We'll just have to wait until the movie is released to see whether these games are as good as they look. In the meantime, see what else we know about the new trilogy in the latest issue of Total Film magazine.

Inside the issue, you’ll also find exclusive new details about Star Wars: The Force Awakens, a six-part TV series to TV series in the Works, the latest trailer for Alien: Covenant, and much more. You can also get your first look at an exclusive look at new Star Wars-themed Death Star vehicles and movies headed to Disney Plus in the next 12 months.

Also worth keeping an eye out for is an exclusive look at the new trailer for Andor, which is set to land on Disney Plus in the UK on October 2. Watch the brand new trailer, below:

Andor, meanwhile, is set to launch on the service on September 21. This six-part TV series will feature Diego Luna as Cassian Andor, Fiona Shaw as Cassian Andor, Denise Gough as Luthen Rael, Denise Gough as Stellan Skarsgård, and Rosario Dawson as Syril Karn. There will also be eight new images for the upcoming episodes, and an exclusive look at the mysterious people and locations. Check them out below:

As well as the series, Disney also announced that the Star Wars TV series Obi-Wan Kenobi, which was originally announced for Disney Plus, is coming to the streaming service on October 31.

There are also new Mandalorian episodes arriving on Disney Plus in 2022, as well as a Mandalorian mini-series arriving on November 19. Here's everything announced for Disney Plus in 2022.

Scaramis, one of Disney's next animated movies, is now available on Disney Plus. The Ewan McGregor-led action-comedy features Ewan McGregor as a new character named Joe Manganiello. Manganiello is playing a crook named Axe. He'll play the villainous leader of the operation.

Ming-Na Wen (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) is also reprising her role as Wen in the upcoming Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings movie.

Set in the present day, Jurassic World Dominion will be set during the first Jurassic World movie in 1993. Jurassic World: Dominion is due in theaters in March 2021.

The latest Marvel TV show to hit Disney Plus, Ms Marvel, arrives in August 2021. It'll be the first MCU Disney Plus original series to hit the streamer. Ms Marvel was first introduced in 2019 as a Muslim mutant and stars Brie Larson as Kamala Khan.

The series centers around Kamala Khan (played by Iman Vellani) and Sana Amanat (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), and is set after the events of Avengers: Endgame. Kamala is young, and adopted brother of Captain Marvel, while also set on a dangerous and dangerous mission to save her family from the Blip.

Ms Marvel is set for release in July 2021.

The Russo Brothers and Chadwick Boseman have been vocal about their increasing involvement with Marvel movies. They're also planning their own TV shows, though we haven't seen any of them so far.

"We're really excited to partner with [director] Joe and Anthony and I on that. So, in the end, it's like a great opportunity to be able to collaborate with them and create a new story and some characters that are going to be interesting and interesting," Joe Russo told Jimmy Kimmel. "It's going to be really fun, and more surprising, for us."

Collider recently sat down with Boseman for a chat about her role on the Disney Plus series What If...?, and told the podcast that it was an important day for him. "I'm gonna tell you my opinion, but it's going to be just as important for me, to be able to connect with these characters that are the ones who bring them to life," she said. "The moment I got the chance to do that I really love, I just wish I could say this--I had to create this moment where you're exploring the gray area of the Marvel Universe, and you're surrounded by these other worlds, and the stories that people do relate to these characters that they're dealing with.