Through the good times and the bad, Star Wars has remained a beloved long-running franchise that’s transported fans to a galaxy far, far away. And, at this point, it seems unlikely that we’ll ever leave. As the Star Wars cinematic universe continues to expand, the possibility of tapping some beloved and iconic characters for their own solo film projects is growing even further.

After the recent mixed reception to The Mandalorian and Grogu, it's clear that Star Wars isn't the undisputed hit franchise it used to be. While Star Wars continues to thrive in the area of made-for-streaming animation, live-action endeavors have been largely hit or miss, with even the best outings failing to live up to their own hype. However, apart from Rogue One and its television prequel Andor, arguably the most rewatchable Star Wars project of the Disney era is the highly underrated Solo: A Star Wars Story.