Hamill’s message seemed harmless enough, centring on the actor’s shaving habits, stating he last trimmed his facial hair on the 22 October for the DC TV show The Flash.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens is all set to release on 18th December amidst massive social media hype and desperate anticipation from fans.
Girls star Adam Driver, who portrays Darth Vader’s disciple Kylo Ren, admitted showing his character’s personality was a challenge, particularly from behind a black-and-gold helmet.
Pay attention to the off-screen conversation between Kylo Ren and Supreme Leader Snoke, it’s the same question that has been asked in previous trailers, “There has been an awakening”.
“In celebration of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Australia’s most iconic location, The Sydney Opera House will play host to the legendary Harrison Ford”, an Opera House announcement read.
Resistance pilot Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) can be seen in-flight, leading his crew into battle with a cry of, “All teams, give it everything you’ve got!” But as a special holiday treat, a full 60 second ad was released on November 26, with the first 30 seconds devoted to Kylo Ren. But before I get all mushy on you, “Chewie, we’re home”, Google have released another Star Wars excitement builder in the form of a Tweet, which you can see in the source below. From awesome Star Wars themed commercials, to great promo clips, the film has been hyped greatly!
Google has been pretty open about its ties with the Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie that will hit theatres next year. The minute-long clip is the longest teaser since the worldwide trailer, and offers new looks at Kylo Ren and his crossgaurd lightsaber.
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Star Wars fans are certainly in for a treat this afternoon.
