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2026-10-29 17:17
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‘Star Wars’ producer Kathleen Kennedy tapped to bring Hollywood magic to LA Olympics
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Olympics tap former Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedy to lead opening and closing ceremonies
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The Summer Olympics are two years away from hitting the streets of Los Angeles, and the event’s committee announced that legendary film producer Kathleen Kennedy will oversee the opening and closing ceremonies of content.
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Kennedy will lead production of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics opening and closing ceremonies after original choice Peter Rice took a job at Netflix.
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