The cast and crew members of Star Wars: The Force Awakens aren’t allowed to talk about the much awaited sequel of the Stars Wars series, but Adam Driver says it’s the best than any of the prequels is as good as not saying anything about the film. He said they worked hard – and it was a wonderful experience to work with them.
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Asked if he would provide any tips on how to be Han Solo in the spin-off, Ford said: “No, I’m not going to do that”. Newcomers Rey (Daisy Ridley) and Finn (John Boyega) lead a younger generation that grapples with the conflicts that haunted the past.
Lucasfilm-owner Disney declined to comment or provide details about the premiere, but it’s expected to take over the TCL Chinese Theatre, as well as the nearby El Capitan Theatre and the adjacent Dolby Theatre, home of the Oscars.
“It’s just what our narrative is”, Abrams said, “so if it’s driving anyone insane, apologies”.
“I need to see it in an epic place with people who are just as excited about “Star Wars” as me”, said Dominguez, 32, who was among about 150 devotees in line at the Chinese on Friday, occasionally ducking under awnings to avoid a passing shower. She said her reaction after seeing it was unexpected. “It’s always joyful and always uplifting even though bad things happen”. The first wave hit in September but there will be more toys released after “The Force Awakens” because they are tied to some of the big surprises in the movie.
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That makes it all the more amusing to see Adam Driver, who plays the villainous Kylo Ren, emphatically state that the new movie will outdo the much-maligned prequels of the late ’90s and 2000s. I don’t think he’s evil at all. “I think he’s right”. “Jurassic World” holds the record with $208.8 million in June.
