So far, from the details given by the final trailer of the film it seems that the characters in the upcoming installment will no longer know anything about the Jedi and the Dark Side. “We still have another scoring session with John Williams, who is a god when it comes to music, and so it’s been an ongoing surreal experience and I just can not wait for the movie to be out in the world”.
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A few of the other good questions came from Star Wars creator George Lucas, as well as Jared Leto asking why Abrams didn’t cast him as Chewy, despite being able to grow hair all over his body. Whether you enjoyed the recent Star Wars Battlefront beta or not, this new trailer should get your pulse running just a little bit faster.
Producer J.J. Abrams attends the “Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation” New York Premiere at Duffy Square in Times Square on July 27, 2015 in New York City.
Can’t wait until December to figure out exactly what’s going to happen in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”?
In his interview with Associated Press, Abrams said that Luke Skywalker’s absence in the recently released poster was “no accident”.
Abrams was slightly more forthcoming about the status of the film’s post-production. To hear more from Abrams, click on the video below. Heck, even casual moviegoers and people who don’t venture to cinemas that often were caught up in the hysteria over the clips. The trailer was viewed nearly 130 million times in its first 24 hours, which beat the film’s own record of views after the second teaser trailer was released in April. But does this make Stephen Colbert’s personal Star Wars: Episode 7 The Force Awakens fan theory any more valid?
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There are also glimpses of the stars of the original trilogy, with Harrison Ford’s Han Solo and Peter Mayhew’s Chewbacca appearing, as well as a fleeting glimpse of Carrie Fisher as Leia.
