Every Upcoming Daisy Ridley Movie & TV Show, Including Ebenezer

All Upcoming Daisy Ridley Movies & TV Shows Image via MovieStillsDB Published Nov 10, 2026, 1:10 PM EST Zoë Miskelly is an editor and second in command for Screen Rant's Movies team, having covered the entertainment industry for almost 10 years now. Zoë's love of superheroes and all things Marvel & DC started out in childhood, and has blossomed into a career getting to talk about some of the biggest and best movies and shows of all time, having previously focused on comics while working at WhatCulture. Daisy Ridley has a range of upcoming movies and an impending television show on the horizon, with some set to release in just days, and some looking to be years away from their debuts. Thus far, Daisy Ridley's most famous role on-screen is of course as Rey in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, given the sci-fi franchise is one of the biggest of all time, and Rey was the primary protagonist of this leg of its journey. However, this isn't to say the actor hasn't had a fair share of other roles in prior years, be that in lighter fare like 2018's Peter Rabbit, or more intense movies like dystopian sci-fi Chaos Walking, or 2025 zombie movie We Bury The Dead. Indeed, with Ridley having appeared in several movies every year since 2023, it's perhaps par for the course she has a busy upcoming release slate ahead of her, featuring a range of projects that often have drastically different tones and storylines. As such, fans of Daisy Ridley are set to have quite a varied assortment of releases on their hands, with forays back into the world of sci-fi, more than one romcom, and a dash of horror and action for seasoning being on the cards for the actor's next few years, ensuring Daisy Ridley can demonstrate her acting talents in a variety of different on-screen settings. Paramount Pictures Daisy Ridley's next upcoming movie is only days away from its release date, with Ebenezer set to debut on November 13, 2026 in cinemas across the US and UK. As the name suggests, Ebenezer is centered around the famous Christmas tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, and his experience being haunted by three ghosts who seek to convince him to change his ways before it's too late. Daisy Ridley appears in Ebenezer as Clara, the wife of Ebenezer Scrooge's long-suffering nephew, Fred. Ebenezer's trailers show Clara as being confounded by Fred's efforts to maintain a relationship with Scrooge despite the latter man's unkind demeanor, setting the story up for her to be surprised when the titular miser has a change of heart in the film's final act. The Last Resort The Last Resort is a romantic comedy set to release in 2027, starring Daisy Ridley and Alden Ehrenreich (who audiences may recognize from his role as Han Solo in Han Solo: A Star Wars Story, or officer Paul Morgan in Weapons) as the movie's two main lead characters, Brooke and Ben. The movie's name draws from Brooke's experience in the movie, wherein the hotel executive is sent to the Philippines to scout for a new resort location. At the same time, she also meets pilot Ben, leaving her torn between returning back home, or staying to give things a shot with Ben (via Deadline). This premise sets up the film to be a modern take on classic romcoms, which should be perfect for fans of the genre. Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea Daisy Ridley's upcoming releases are not all movies, as is evidenced by the October 2026 reports that the actor will star in the Legendary Productions show reboot of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, which is currently in development at Paramount+. As per Deadline's reporting, the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea show will feature Daisy Ridley as Lee Crane, an ocean scientist who finds herself taking on some daring underwater missions in the retro-futuristic USS Seaview after her twin sister dies on an Arctic expedition. Given Daisy Ridley is best known for her role in sci-fi giant Star Wars, it should be particularly intriguing to see her take on another sci-fi project that puts her in the lead role once more - especially since Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea is a very different kind of sci-fi story in almost every way. The Good Samaritan PA Images/INSTARimages The Good Samaritan also casts Daisy Ridley in a story that puts her out into open waters, albeit for a decidedly different purpose than Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. The upcoming action thriller instead has Ridley's character, Dr. Rosalind Carver, go on a cruise with her husband Matt Carver to try and rekindle their relationship, only to instead end up in a far more complex situation when they pull a man floating in the sea from the water. The Good Samaritan doesn't currently have an announced release date or window, but does look to be a movie Daisy Ridley fans should keep an eye out for, since the action thriller also looks at though it should have a fair dose of mystery to its story as well as a result of its plotline. Get Rid Of It Credit: Aurore Marechal/Abaca Press/INSTARimages Get Rid of It is set to start filming in 2027 (as per Variety), meaning the movie should be one of Ridley's next impending releases, depending on how long this leg of the production process takes. Drawing from the likes of Rosemary's Baby, Get Rid of It sees Daisy Ridley's Harper, and her sister Jessie (played by Sosie Bacon) go on an intense roadtrip of sorts as they discover that the pregnant Harper may not be pregnant with a human child after all, but rather something much more troubling. Pregnancy has been a topic that's been explored through a more horror-leaning lens in the world of film for many decades, meaning Get Rid of It has a fair backdrop to build upon for its own story, which bodes well for the film and its prospective future when it debuts. Dedication Daisy Ridley's attachment to Dedication was first reported on in 2024 (via Variety), meaning the movie is one that we've already been waiting a fair few years for thus far. Dedication is set to explore the story of Major Billie Jean Parker, whose day attending a dedication ceremony for a building named in her father's honor goes awry when the son of the anarchist leader she previously captured attacks seeking vengeance. As such, Parker goes from being relieved of duty after said mission to being forcibly placed into an impromptu new mission, consisting of saving herself and the hostages that have been taken. The movie's action-packed story seems as though it may be a particular hit thanks to director Martin Campbell also being attached to Dedication, who notably also directed Casino Royale, meaning the movie seems to be in good hands when it comes to balancing its story and action. Star Wars: New Jedi Order Star Wars: New Jedi Order is one of the more complex prospects on Daisy Ridley's upcoming release roster, as the project appears to be in a limbo of sorts at this current point in time. Plans for New Jedi Order were previously announced back in 2023, with the movie intended to follow on from the Star Wars sequel trilogy, and explore what happened after the events of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, which naturally would mean bringing back Ridley's Rey. With that said, in the time since then, there haven't been clear signs as to whether there are still definitive intentions to continue forward with such a project. It does appear possible that the film has fallen to the wayside, especially with Star Wars as a whole leaning away from this era of the franchise somewhat in the years since, as is evidenced by the newer focus on the likes of The Mandalorian and its mythos. Rumors have also emerged more recently that the intent is to instead have the upcoming Simon Kinberg Star Wars trilogy replace New Jedi Order, though these reports are as of yet to have any official confirmation. Until such a time, it's still very much possible that Star Wars: New Jedi Order will emerge on the horizon and build a new era for Rey set after she takes up the name Rey Skywalker, especially since the franchise may simply be waiting for some free time in Daisy Ridley's busy-looking filming schedule. Birthdate April 10, 1992 Birthplace Westminster, London, England, UK