The studio known as the home of the James Bond franchise has also hosted such productions as Les Miserables and was expected to get the new Star Wars film, which is expected to start shooting in early 2014.
Disney/Lucasfilm previously announced that the movie will be shot in Britain, but didn't detail a studio facility.
A rep for Pinewood Shepperton declined to comment on the Star Wars VII shoot, citing company policy not to comment on specific projects. A Disney rep couldn't immediately be reached.
Episode VII, directed by Star Trek's JJ Abrams and written by Toy Story 3's Michael Arndt is expected to be released in 2015.
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