J.J. Abrams

The director, coming off of Oscar-nominated film, Knives Out, had only kind words for his fellow Star Wars director, J.J. Abrams.

"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" won't set up more "Star Wars" movies or leave loose plot threads, says director J.J. Abrams.

"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" director J.J. Abrams addresses concerns "Episode IX" will be too focused on wrapping up the series to be a complete movie of its own.

New rumors and leaks promise big lightsaber battles, jungle planets and a new mask for Kylo Ren in "Star Wars: Episode IX."

"Star Wars" movies by the "Game of Thrones" creators are still in the works, but there's still no word on Rian Johnson's new trilogy.

New "Star Wars: Episode IX" casting reveals director J.J. Abrams has expanded "The Last Jedi" Resistance beyond just those aboard the Millennium Falcon.

People close to the 'Star Wars: Episode IX' production have described Leia's return since Lucasfilm announced Carrie Fisher will appear in the film on Friday.

"The Americans" star worked with director J.J. Abrams on "Mission Impossible III" back in 2006.

Having Abrams helm "Episode IX" risks a rehash of George Lucas-era stories, petition argues.

All of the "Star Wars" films have been, are being, or will be directed by white men.

The Olivier Award-winning comedy will begin previews at the Lyceum Theatre in March.

As the world prepared for Star Trek IV, Newsweek looked back on the phenomenon and wondered how a cult classic became a full-on movement.

After the Star Trek's creator original pilot was rejected, Roddenberry stuck to his guns and spawned sci-fi's most beloved franchise.

After "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," Ridley and Abrams swap sci-fi for fantasy.

The director addresses the much-talked about "Leia and Rey hug."

Bad Robot will require project lists of writers, directors and others to "be at the very least representative of the country we live in."

Opening-night showings of Michael Bay's '13 Hours' included a trailer for '10 Cloverfield Lane,' hitting theaters March 11.

Growing cult status is making "Star Trek: Enterprise" less of a pariah with each passing year. 

J.J. Abrams has been placed under more pressure than any director in history. Of course he's nervous.