George Lucas ‘really liked’ new Star Wars film

One would think that these attributes would have been a priority for Supreme Leader Snoke and The First Order in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”, but apparently this new evil organization is still searching for their groove.

While Lucas may have given his much-awaited approval for the film, however, fans of the franchise may do well to take it with a grain of salt. Resurgence and X-Men: Apocalypse will also have their teasers debut with The Force Awakens.

Star Wars The Force Awakens hits cinemas in the United Kingdom on Dec 17.

Star Wars fans attacking a poster of Jar Jar Binks.

“There are no Ewoks in this film”, Abrams allowed, referring to the cuddly teddy bear-like Endor natives who helped defeat the Empire at the close of the original trilogy.

It’s doubtful many Star Wars diehards were expecting Jar Jar to show up in J.J. Abrams’ new film, but it’s nice to get some confirmation. Abrams, who directed the last two films, is producing the third film in the rebooted franchise with four time Fast and Furious franchise helmer Justin Lin directing from a script by Simon Pegg and Doug Jung.

It turned Ford, Fisher and Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) into stars overnight.

He did add that some might have snuck on the set. You can also hang around and poke fun at those who missed the memo, since you can bank on half the theater sticking around in anticipation of a post-credits scene, anyway. When asked about it, he simply answered (via GamesRadar), “No. All of the scenes are actually in the movie”. In fact, screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan went so far as to say that “there has never been a character like Kylo Ren in the saga”.

Lawrence Kasdan, the film’s co-writer, said: “He doesn’t have his sh*t all together”.

Gwendoline Christie. [Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images for Children’s Defense Fund]According to Vulture, this news came as a surprise to Gwendoline Christie herself.