What does the cast reveal about the last chapter?

Star Wars fans now know better than to hope that the actors or the team will tell them what to do. The rise of Skywalker mean – or anything else on the episode IX.

The title is designed as a giant tease, and you'd better think that JJ Abrams and his company feast pins and needles of fury.

Daisy Ridley and John Boyega stir up

This does not mean, however, that the actors do not speak at all. At the recent Star Wars celebration, where the much-debated teaser made its debut in front of a huge crowd, the actors were delighted to describe what they thought of the film and what they thought of the other people who would react to it. .

Daisy Ridley said, "It was great. My mother was in the audience for the first time, and I was like "something is coming," she said excitedly, referring to the backflip about what appears to be Kylo Ren's fighter. "It was a great moment and it is visually beautiful."

When Ridley finished the film, she became so emotional: "I literally do not remember what JJ said or said. I was crying. That's wonderful.

Not bad for someone who would not even reveal the secrets of Star Wars to Josh Gad and his friends.

John Boyega confirms Ridley's feelings about his proximity to the cast. A photo circulated of her and Boyega and Oscar Isaac, the three new main heroes, kissing each other.

"This picture was taken while we were in the desert, in Jordan. But we always hang around like that. We have this link when the camera is not rolling … we really, really have a mutual love and care, and I suppose that image embodies it.

Original trilogy stars have their say

Actors who appeared in previous films also participated in the celebration of Star Wars. Anthony Daniels appeared in the nine films of the Star Wars episode "Star Wars" in one form or another, as C-3PO, the relationship between human cyborg.

"I'm the only constant of all the saga and for me, the outcome of the story of Skywalker is really moving. I'm fine today, but on the last day of filming Threepio, my lip was shaking. Threepio does not have one. He has more stiff upper lip than me, "said Daniels.

Billy Dee Williams, who returns in the role of Lando Calrissian, is also back. Fans were happy to see him driving the Millenium Falcon again in the teaser.

"I thought the trailer was pretty spectacular. I even felt a little crying because it had such an impact, "he said. "Especially with this huge audience. The love that people exuded from the public made a huge difference. "

It's all up to the fans

As fickle as some fans may be, the actors and film crew of Star Wars films have found them mostly supportive and enthusiastic, and this enthusiasm has lasted for a very long time.

Daniels said, "It's been more than 40 years, it has had ups and downs. One of the magic things is the fans have been there. Even when there are small breaks, they are there, ready to come back. "

They came back, very well, theorizing in detail how the Emperor might be back. It was him in the caravan, right? Or does Mark Hamill still make jokes to everyone?

Only time will tell – more precisely, the eight months preceding the opening of episode IX. But the Emperor himself, Ian McDiarmid, appeared at the Star Wars celebration with a diabolical tease.

"I have to be honest with you – I was in the corner, so I thought the least I could do was laugh to laugh," he said.