Movies about Boba Fett and Han Solo have been green-lit and are going to be made, but here are 10 more I'd gladly shell out money to see:
1) Yoda: Seeing Yoda come of age as a knight in the Golden Age of the Jedi would be amazing
2) Ob-Wan Kenobi: just what was he doing during all those years of exile on Tatooine?
3) Wedge Antilles: a military science fiction film set during the liberation of the Core Worlds after Endor. Similar to Stackpole's X-Wing novels, but set in the new timeline and aligned with the new canon
4) Jar Jar Binks: not a film about him per se, but about a rebel cell of young freedom fighters tasked with assassinating a corrupt senator and close ally of Palpatine, who turns out to be none other than the hated Jar Jar Binks.
5) Darth Vader: a character study art house style film, showing how tormented he is by his decisions and exploring the psychological and physical scars in depth. It will show that even as Vader, there's still good in him, and that he feels remorse for his actions. There will be numerous flashbacks and apparitions of Padme, the Younglings he killed, and much more. It will basically be a mid-quel to Empire Strikes Back begin with him confirming that Luke is his son, and ending with him emerging from his chamber to lead the attack against the rebel base on Hoth.
6) Arvel Crynyad: one of the unsung heroes of the rebellion, and perhaps the true hero of the Battle of Endor, crashed his badly damaged A-Wing into the bridge of the Executor, causing it to veer out of control and collide with the Death Star, possibly swinging the entire battle in the rebels' favor, independent of anything Luke did.
7) Chewbacca: a movie about Wookiees with some goddamn subtitles this time!
8) Mace Windu: not sure if this film should explore his career as a Jedi Master, or his possible survival after being maimed by Anakin Skywalker
9) Count Dooku: leaving the stupid name aside, just why would an experienced Jedi Master with a long and illustrious career in the order turn to the Dark Side? That could certainly be a movie in itself. Too bad Christopher Lee is gone and can't reprise his role, but a similarly distinguished British actor could pick up the torch.
10) Luke Skywalker: as a Jedi Master in late middle age, Luke sets out to look for lost Holocrons on remote, dangerous worlds so that future generations can carry on the work of reviving the Jedi Order if he is unable to complete the task in his lifetime.
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