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Dispelling a major fan idea, Rey Skywalker actress Daisy Ridley disclosed fresh specifics about her forthcoming Star Wars film in a recent interview, provisionally titled Star Wars: New Jedi Order. Scheduled to premiere 15 years following Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Rey's new film is guaranteed to be an intriguing addition to the Star Wars films and TV programs. Still, many facets of Star Wars' upcoming films remain a secret, much as many other movies do. Ridley herself has said she hasn't yet seen the script.
Still, Daisy Ridley gave some intriguing specifics on Rey's upcoming Star Wars movie. In an interview on the SmartLess podcast, Ridley said she would be appearing in a new Star Wars film but rejected claims of a trilogy, stating, "I'm doing one [new Star Wars Movie], for now. I was taken aback. My husband and I made a film; I had one day off filming and Kathy Kennedy invited me to breakfast. Every now and then we eat dinner together. My friend asked, "Imagine if they're doing another Rey thing," and I was like, "I doubt it." We were just having breakfast. And midway during breakfast she asked, "We are, how do you feel?" Though I was taken aback, it's rather interesting; Stephen Knight is writing and directing it; Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, who has produced some incredible documentaries, is doing this. It's really fascinating; I will soon-ish be reading a script.
Daisy Ridley verified in an interview with SmartLess that she will shortly be reviewing a script for Rey's next Star Wars film. In line with the franchise's silence, Ridley gave evasive answers on the procedure and the schedule. Her update, though, suggests that more news is in route.
More information about the movie has been much sought for by the audience since it marks a moment in Star Wars canon never seen on film before. This new age brings numerous opportunities; already, speculations abound. Given its many Expanded Universe books dedicated to this era, several are hoping this new Star Wars movie would feature Legends. In such case, New Jedi Order might canonize the well-known EU villain Yuuzhan Vong.
With the franchise bidding a farewell to Mark Hamill's Luke, Carrie Fisher's Leia, and Harrison Ford's Han Solo, the tenth mainstream Star Wars entry is the first one to follow the sequel trilogy. The development of a direct sequel stopped following The Rise of Skywalker as Disney turned its attention to other parts of the galaxy including Disney+ programs such The Mandalorian, Ahsoka, and Andor.
Officially unveiled at Star Wars Celebration 2023 was a movie with Daisy Ridley as Rey Skywalker. The movie's release excites viewers. Rey's character will surely offer further understanding of the Force and her part in determining the fate of the galaxy.
This science fiction thriller has a former Padawan who reunites with her old Jedi Master while looking into different crimes; all of this leads to darkness springing from the depths and preparing to end the High Republic. The Acolyte is set in the last stages of the High Republic Era.
The program's cast is excellent, and the plot suggests several turns and a lot of action. For those seeking additional understanding about the beginnings of the Star Wars world and the history of the Jedi and the Galactic Empire, the Acolyte is a great performance.
Though not formally acknowledged yet, the term New Jedi Order hints about what might be approaching. After the First Order is defeated and (hopefully permanently) Palpatine is vanquished, Rey most likely will establish her own Jedi Order. The title has not been confirmed hence this is not a given assumption.
Many of the specifics of the film remain vague. But recent Star Wars TV shows, with their fresh characters, have set the stage for several different narratives. Ahsoka identified Sabine Wren, a Star Wars Rebels character, as a fresh Jedi; at this time she could still be active. Regarding his life expectancy, Grogu would also surely still be around. Given his race, Grogu might even be young at this time. Many, of course, expect that characters from the sequel trilogy—like Finn and Poe Dameron—will make appearances.
Given the many Expanded Universe literature dedicated to this era, many are hoping this new Star Wars film will make use of Legends. In such case, New Jedi Order might canonize the well-known EU villain Yuuzhan Vong.
More information about the movie has been much sought for by the audience since it marks a moment in Star Wars canon never seen on film before. This new age brings numerous opportunities; already, speculations abound. Given its many Expanded Universe books dedicated to this era, several are hoping this new Star Wars movie would feature Legends. In such case, New Jedi Order might canonize the well-known EU villain Yuuzhan Vong.