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It's no secret Lucasfilm is struggling to get the Star Wars franchise in order (on the big screen at least), and Bob Iger's return as Disney CEO looks set to make up for the mistakes made by Bob Chapek.

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Disney is reinstating Bob Iger as CEO amid financial and political challenges. A familiar face can seem reassuring — and practical — during a crisis.

Disney could face more challenges like the ones from Republican lawmakers but not championing LGBTQ rights poses even more risks for the new CEO.

Iger has already taken steps to undo some of the organizational changes made by his predecessor, but his return to the company comes with many challenges.

In a dramatic twist worthy of a "Star Wars" spin-off, Disney ditched CEO Bob Chapek and brought back Bob Iger, Hollywood's most respected executive, who faces a huge challenge to revive the Magic Kingdom. Iger's return comes as Disney is trying to negotiate an uncertain era, where investors have lost faith in some of the most storied names in US media as companies bleed cash in the hunt for customers to streaming platforms.

So-called boomerang CEOs can be like Steve Jobs, who propelled Apple to new heights. Or they can fail to recapture the magic.

Netflix CEO, Reed Hastings, says he wants Disney’s Bob Iger to run for President instead of a comeback.

Bob Iger promised a "slowdown" of "Star Wars" movies before he left Disney. Now that he's CEO again, it's time to get them back on the big screen.

Returning CEOs tend to perform worse than new ones. It helps to approach the job as though they're coming in from outside.