Both Disney and J.J. Abrams have kept quite about their newest installment to the "Star Wars" franchise, but gave a little snippet of what the film's plot may potentially be about.
During an investor conference on Thursday, Jay Rasulo also the next "Star Wars" movie will be an "origin story film" that will be released in 2015, Variety reports.
Disney is planning on continuing to build the sci-fi brand with the release of "Star Wars Episode 7."
"The sky's the limit," Rasulo said, referring to the rumblings of potential "Star Wars" projects, including expanding its presence in Disney theme parks. "There's incredible flexibility. It's an unbelievable palette to create from."
Fans will be disappointed to know Rasulo did not confirm anything else relating to the next "Star Wars" film. However, this won't stop cast rumor mills to containing pouring out insider knowledge.
Chloe Grace Moretz inadvertently started her own "Star Wars" casting rumors. Fans began to speculate about Moretz preparing for an upcoming role in the film franchise when she began tweeting about watching a "Star Wars" movie marathon.
The tweets reignited previous rumors claiming Moretz already auditioned for the film. Moretz did an interview with the Telegraph U.K., where she talked about the casting rumors, but did not out right confirms anything.
"Yeah, I mean I can't really speak about it. It's exciting and it would be a very cool thing to be a part of and I think JJ's brilliant but we'll see," Moretz said.
The Internet has also been speculating about the film's title. According to Talk Backer, a source told the site the film may potentially be "Star Wars: A New Dawn."
The same source also confirmed the appearance of the Millennium Falcon.
"Yes, the falcon will make a big appearance, 1.1 scale size cross section is being constructed over at Pinewood, along with a power plant set and the famous cantina," the source said.
So many rumors, but fans want to know the truth! C'mon JJ, give use something.
