During yesterday’s Press Conference for the film, director JJ Abrams was asked if there would be a post-credit scene in the film.
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However, The Force Awakens’ producer has now confirmed that there will be no utterances of “Meesa!” in the film.
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” opens in cinemas in the United Kingdom on Thursday 17 December.
It’s no surprise that the latest installment in the Star Trek series would get favored treatment.
Given that the new Star Wars franchise will be hitting our screens once a year, it was thought that there may be some universe building between the films.
With all the confusion surrounding the franchise’s film release schedule, CinemaBlend previously reported the rumor that “The Force Awakens” would include some kind of tag that would tie the events of “The Force Awakens” in with “Rogue One”.
Daisy Ridley was able to demonstrate the wide range of her acting abilities despite her inexperience, a trait she shares with the diverse cast for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. “Nobody has any expectations of me until they see the film”. Hm, wait, maybe J.J. Abrams should keep an eye out.
Backen, who has seen the movies countless times, said that although the characters are not actively wrestling with philosophical concepts, the movies help explain a lot of human experience through their stories. “It’s always nice to anticipate working in something that you know people will have an appetite for”.
“There’s no way that I can imagine anything touching the magic of what he did”, Abrams said, “and yet we all did the best we could to make that happen”.
Directed and co-written by J.J. Abrams, the film will contain numerous themes that made the original movies so popular. I was actually hoping that the film would validate the insane Jar Jar Binks is A Sith Lord theory.
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“She’s courageous, she’s vulnerable”, Ridley said. “That’s because Harrison insisted on it”, she joked, referring to Harrison Ford, who returns to play Han Solo in “Force Awakens”.
