Who owns Star Wars?


Who owns Star Wars? Disney acquired “Toy Story” creator Pixar in 2006 for $7.4 billion. The company became the owner of the “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” franchises following the purchase of Lucasfilm in 2012.


Has Disney made their money back from Star Wars?

Factoring in exhibitors' take of the profits and everything else, Disney has made an estimated US$1.3bn at the Star Wars box office, taking a fair chunk out of Disney's initial purchase from George Lucas in 2012. That's without touching on streaming revenues, gaming, and the all-important merchandising income.


Does Disney own Star Wars?

In October 2012, Disney acquired George Lucas' company, Lucasfilm Ltd., for $4.05 billion, which was just slightly more than the cost of Marvel Entertainment. The Lucasfilm acquisition gave Disney ownership of Star Wars and Indiana Jones, and any other entertainment assets and IP owned by Lucasfilm.


Who is the CEO of Star Wars?

Kathleen Kennedy is the president of Lucasfilm and is in charge of the Star Wars franchise. Here is her history and why George Lucas picked her.


Did Lucas sell to Disney?

George Lucas sold Star Wars to Disney back in 2012 for $4 billion. In a 2020 interview, Lucas revealed his reason for selling. For more Disney news, you can now preview the first five minutes of Marvel's Secret Invasion. Also, here's when the first episode of Ahsoka is set to premiere.