Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy will step down from the "Star Wars" company. She'll be replaced by Lucasfilm Chief Creative Officer Dave Filoni and Lucasfilm Business President and General Manager Lynwen Brennan,

Kathleen Kennedy will end her 14-year run at Lucasfilm. She will be replaced by not one, but two executives when she leaves the Walt Disney Company this year. Chief Creative Officer Dave Filoni and President and General Manager Lynwen Brennan will both lead the company behind “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” as it looks to

Dave Filoni, a protégé of "Star Wars" creator George Lucas and a creative force behind hit streaming TV series "The Mandalorian," was named president of Walt Disney-owned Lucasfilm on Thursday.

The Kathleen Kennedy era at Lucasfilm has officially come to an end. Kennedy will be stepping down from her role at Lucasfilm after nearly 14 years on the job and will be transitioning back to full-time producing,

In a long expected transition, Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down as President of Lucasfilm this week, after nearly 14 years leading the studio. She will continue as producer of the studio's next two theatrical films,

On Thursday, Disney officially confirmed that longtime Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy was stepping down from her leadership role, and that two executives would take her place: Dave Filoni will take on creative leadership of Lucasfilm as president and chief creative officer,

Kathleen Kennedy, who has shepherded the "Star Wars" franchise for more than a decade, is stepping down from her role as president of Lucasfilm.

Kathleen Kennedy exits as Disney’s Lucasfilm refocuses on making movies. Veteran filmmaker and George Lucas protégé Dave Filoni has been named Lucasfilm’s president and chief creative officer.