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Trump, 79, shared an AI-generated image of himself in Mandalorian armor on White House X to mark May the 4th, casting himself as the galaxy’s hero even as polls show growing disapproval of his leadership and concern over his Iran war and economic performance.
Nielsen data shows U.S. viewers logged 33 billion minutes (about 550 million hours) of Star Wars content in 2025 across linear TV and streaming on Disney+. Films accounted for 44.2% of viewing, live-action series 38.9%, and animation 16.8%, with Andor the top live-action title at 7.4 billion minutes; May the 4th week drew 637 million minutes of Star Wars content.
The entire mainline Star Wars Skywalker Saga will be shown in a 20-hour marathon in theaters, starting on May 3 and ending on Star Wars Day, May 4. Tickets are on sale for this all-day event, which includes screenings of all nine movies without intermissions. Attendees will also receive a special preview of The Acolyte and a limited edition poster. The marathon will feature games, trivia, a custom menu, and appearances by the 501st Legion. Additionally, a Star Wars-themed pop-up experience will be available to the public from May 4 to May 19.
In honor of "Star Wars Day" on May 4th, a 24-hour Skywalker Saga Marathon featuring all nine episodic "Star Wars" movies in chronological order, along with an exclusive look at the new Disney+ series "The Acolyte," will be shown in 13 theaters nationwide. Tickets go on sale on March 22, 2024, with prices ranging from $45 to over a hundred dollars. The marathon will also include special limited edition posters for attendees. The event is a rare opportunity to experience the entire epic saga on the big screen as intended, and fans can also host their own marathon at home with the movies available on Disney+.
May 4th is celebrated as "Star Wars Day" and there are several ways to celebrate it, including watching the movies and TV shows, listening to John Williams' scores, and honoring the late actress Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia, with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.