Issac and Ridley weren’t the only ones to connect with fans during the social media takeover – Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and J.J. Abrams also popped in for some Twitter magic.
Advertisement
This post includes potential spoilers for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, so read on at your caution.
Lucasfilm and visionary director J.J. Abrams join forces to take you back again to a galaxy far, far away as Star Wars returns to the big screen with Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
The new “Star Wars Launch Bay” is now open at Disneyland Park in California and Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida, providing a “multi-sensory space” where guests can interact with Star Wars characters.
The seventh film in the sci-fi series, sold more than 200,000 pre-sale cinema tickets within the first 24 hours of release in October – more than any other film, including the new James Bond adventure Spectre.
Also included is a special area where you can get your photo taken with BB-8. Lucas gained control of licensing and merchandising rights before “A New Hope” was even released.
Producer Kathleen Kennedy said that every single person who has worked on “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is a fan of the franchise.
‘They decided they didn’t want to use those stories, they decided they were gonna go do their own thing, ‘ George told CBS show This Morning.
“‘Star Wars’ is very powerful because it helps us understand ourselves in the light and dark side of The Force”.
Advertisement
‘We’re excited to be rolling out our marketing campaign and to connect with new fans in China through Star Wars: The Force Awakens’. At the time, the Londoner said: “To whom it may concern: Get used to it”. All I’d do is make them miserable. “People couldn’t describe it; they just kept saying, you gotta go see it, you gotta go see it, you gotta go see it”.
