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This can't be a one off though right? Isn't this gonna have its own offshotoot trilogy?
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Yeah, just sounds like a creative mashup of hunches/speculation based on stuff like the Damerons' force tree, Frank Oz going to the Episode 8 set in April, etc etc. I hope it's not true, but you never know- sometimes a scene in a movie works a lot better (or worse!) than how it sounds if you try to describe it.
Funny thing about that rumor is that they have been hinting at "force trees" in the new canon. But the other details, yea, not so sure about that...
I assume it would be one and done. They got plenty other anthology movies they can do.
Granted they could make up more stories but I'm not sure they'll be trying to fit stuff in between ESB and ROTJ even with a few years in between each. I still think that period should be left alone especially when the comics and new books are canon and filling in w/e gaps. The beginning of ANH left the door open for an untold story. Everything else is solely focused on Luke, Han, and Leia.
Another 2 movies would have to just be focusing more on the war aspect. They can't really have any huge victories. Cuz then its like why we ain't hear about that then?
But if the movie shocks Disney and does a billi I'm sure they'll find a way for sequels.
Funny thing about that rumor is that they have been hinting at "force trees" in the new canon. But the other details, yea, not so sure about that...
Diego Luna is playing Captain Cassian Andor, who is described as "a by-the-book Rebel intelligence officer, brought in to steady the volatile Erso." Many assumed Donnie Yen's character was a Jedi, but as it turns out Chirrut Imwe is more of a warrior monk who is "devoted to their ways." Jiang Wen plays Chirrut's devoted friend and protector Baze Malbus, and Riz Ahmed is the squad's hot-headed lead pilot, Bodhi Rook. The final team member is Alan Tudylk's tough-as-nails droid character, K-2SO, who is described as “the antithesis of C-3PO.”
As we already knew, Mads Mikkelsen is Jyn's estranged father, Galen Erso, who is in possession of "doomsday knowledge that is sought by both the Empire and the Rebellion." The villain of the piece is Director Orson Krennic (Ben Mendelsohn), who is determined to enter the Emperor's good graces while avoiding the wrath of Darth Vader.
Finally, we have the mysterious character that'll be played by Forest Whitaker. EW describes him as someone "Star Wars completists will recognize immediately when they see his name, even if he looks very different than the way they've seen him elsewhere."