Star Wars Rogue One Thanksgiving trailer

That’s that: Looks like Rogue One definitely isn’t going to have the signature Star Wars text crawl, making it a clear departure from every other Star Wars film to date. “But how this evolves.?”

Rogue One is the most important Star Wars film to come out since A New Hope in 1977. The studio is also developing the Han Solo spin-off and Star Wars: Episode IX, along with a long-rumored Boba Fett spin-off that may arrive in 2020.

Since the film was announced, the question of whether or not Rogue One would stick with the tradition of the mainline Star Wars films and have its own “opening crawl” has been asked a bunch of times. Where other Star Wars films have to serve the epic full scope of the galaxy and systems-spanning conflict, this one will be focused much more intensely on the personal journey of the members of the team on their lone mission. He explains that Rogue One is like a “really great World War II movie” but with a “huge, huge heart at the center of it”, so he wanted to make sure he played up that angle. The most interesting of the bunch is this nugget about the Han Solo prequel film. “They’re very big films, and you can’t come into them with essentially no experience”, Kennedy told Variety. She will then give a direct response to Alden Ehrenreich, who will slip into the skin of the famous pilot of the Millennium Falcon in the Star Wars saga.

The Lucasfilm boss shared the fact that only 12 percent of the biggest box office hits past year were overseen by women directors.

The meat of this evening was the final trailer for Rogue One, though. We have enough information where we can step back a little bit and say, What are we doing?

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story opens in theaters on December 16, 2016.

More comments from the composer can be found by following the link below, as he also talks about being inspired by John Williams and the chances of us hearing the Imperial March!

Slated for a May 25, 2018 release, the Han Solo movie will be executive produced by Lawrence Kasdan and Jason McGatlin and co-produced by Will Allegra.