The TV spot shows thousands of Stormtroopers assembled together as what seems like Kylo Ren looks on. Since they aren’t limited to a PG rating, time will tell just how far Kylo Ren, Snoke and the First Order will get to go as they spread the new power of the Dark Side.
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Carrie also revealed she was delighted to have been cast in the new movie, in part because it’s harder for actresses to find work as they age.
The trailer begins with what sounds like the voice of Andy Serkis’s Supreme Leader Snoke telling Kylo Ren: “There’s been an awakening”. Do check it out. It’s the first since the Lucas Films series was acquired by Disney and marks the beginning of a new trilogy that essentially reboots the entire Star Wars universe. Finn can be heard saying “You don’t know what I’ve seen”.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is all set to release on 18th December amidst massive social media hype and desperate anticipation from fans. Joining Driver in the film are English actors and relative newcomers, Daisy Ridley and John Boyega.
The action-packed minute-long clip was spotted on Facebook in the early hours of Thanksgiving this morning.
“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. This is the Han Solo of old. In a video promoting his Star Wars Force For Change charity initiative, we see Abrams wondering the same question.
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An aged Han Solo (Harrison Ford, soon to be attending a fan event in Australia) does no such thing, though, clambering out of the wreckage of a rebel craft to shoot down an approaching stormtrooper. It opens in United Kingdom cinemas on December 17.
