It makes one wonder if the box office earnings would have been much different had Lucasfilm pushed the movie back after the firing of Phil Lord and Chris Miller last summer. The film came a mere 5 months after Rian Johnson's divisive The Last Jedi, and many believe that it would have been wise to push the project back to a December release date. Many assume that the release date of Solo was the deciding factor as to why the movie is doing so poorly at the box office. For a Star Wars movie, the Solo numbers don't look sustainable for future budgets of the planned anthology movies, even though the numbers aren't anything to scoff at by normal standards. spin-off movies, two different versions of Clone Wars short animations series.

Originally scheduled to premiere on Disney+ on 31 August, the show has been delayed three weeks. The first spin-off series, Droids, was released in 1985, and over the following four decades over a dozen spin-off animations, shorts and micro-series have followed. Star Wars movies as a time-saving plot device to fill in background matters. Rogue One on the other hand, had earned $424 million by the same point and later went on to end its theatrical run with a little over a billion dollars. Star Wars spin-off TV series Andor has seen its release date pushed back. Now, 4 weeks into its theatrical run, the Star Wars movie has earned $339.5 million. While Solo might not have performed as well has Lucasfilm and Disney had hoped, it still earned quite a bit at the box office. Genevieve O’Reilly has been confirmed to return as Mon Mothma, and Stellan Skarsgård, Forest Whitaker, Adria Arjona, Fiona Shaw, Denise Gough, and Kyle Soller will co-star.

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