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Disney+ is developing a Star Wars TV series starring Cal Kestis, Cameron Monaghan’s character in the game.
Insider Kristian Harloff has reported that Jedi: Fallen Order video game protagonist Cal Kestis is getting his own television series on Disney+.
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Following in the footsteps of The Mandalorian , Boba Fett , and Obi-Wan Kenobi , Cal Kestis is getting his own project. The Jedi played by Cameron Monaghan would feature his own Star Wars live-action show . This program would be part of the Disney + catalog, as usual. Kristian Harloff said that he had heard the information from “someone he trusted in the past.” However, none of this has been 100% confirmed. Therefore, let’s just take it as a rumour.
Kristian Harloff also added that “Rumor, rumor, rumor… Have to say that – not confirmed! Got this from someone I’ve trusted in the past, tells me this is a thing… The rumor itself, at the moment, is that there is a Cal Kestis show in the works for Disney Plus. The rumor is that [the actor Cameron Monaghan has] actually signed on to play the character from Jedi: Fallen Order in a live-action series for Disney Plus. There’s no production dates set, but my source tells me that this is happening.”
A rumor that would materialize a dream from the beginning
Ever since Cameron Monaghan first signed on to play Cal Kestis in Jedi: Fallen Order , the Star Wars video game, it seemed only a matter of time before he was confirmed. While film and television actors are involved in video game projects constantly, this felt different. Disney+ has made it very clear that everyone is possible when it comes to appearing in projects that are part of the galactic saga . If a character has appeared in any part of the famous franchise, be it in books, comics or animation programs… It can appear in live action at any time.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor arrives in 2023 for the new generation of consoles
The direct sequel to Fallen Order , which will take place five years after the events narrated in the first installment, was recently shown in a short cinematic trailer that confirmed that it will go on sale sometime in 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/ S and PC. To this day we do not know too many details about its plot, although it is rumored that Darth Maul could have a key role in the sequel and that it would have a darker and more sinister tone than the first part.
