VaticanAssassin
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They say the first step is admitting it. While I will not be dressing up, I will be in line on opening night.
Some interesting facts in this excerpt from the J.J. Abrams interview taken from Empire magazine in the UK:
J.J. Abrams on Snoke and Kylo Ren“Kylo Ren is not a Sith,” confirms JJ Abrams in the new issue of Empire. “He works under Supreme Leader Snoke, who is a powerful figure on the Dark Side of the Force.”
Snoke, you will recall, is a performance-captured digital character played by Andy Serkis, who can be heard growling the voice over on the first teaser. Aside from shedding a little light on Ren’s origins, Abrams gave some background on the state of the universe when The Force Awakens begins, including the origins of the First Order, who are not quite the Imperial remnant many had taken them to be.
“That all came out of conversations about what would have happened if the Nazis all went to Argentina but then started working together again?’” Abrams reveals. “What could be born of that? Could The First Order exist as a group that actually admired The Empire? Could the work of The Empire be seen as unfulfilled? And could Vader be a martyr? Could there be a need to see through what didn’t get done?”
http://www.theforceawakensblog.com/j-j-abrams-on-the-origins-of-snoke-and-kylo-ren/?v=7516fd43adaa
Some interesting facts in this excerpt from the J.J. Abrams interview taken from Empire magazine in the UK:
J.J. Abrams on Snoke and Kylo Ren“Kylo Ren is not a Sith,” confirms JJ Abrams in the new issue of Empire. “He works under Supreme Leader Snoke, who is a powerful figure on the Dark Side of the Force.”
Snoke, you will recall, is a performance-captured digital character played by Andy Serkis, who can be heard growling the voice over on the first teaser. Aside from shedding a little light on Ren’s origins, Abrams gave some background on the state of the universe when The Force Awakens begins, including the origins of the First Order, who are not quite the Imperial remnant many had taken them to be.
“That all came out of conversations about what would have happened if the Nazis all went to Argentina but then started working together again?’” Abrams reveals. “What could be born of that? Could The First Order exist as a group that actually admired The Empire? Could the work of The Empire be seen as unfulfilled? And could Vader be a martyr? Could there be a need to see through what didn’t get done?”
http://www.theforceawakensblog.com/j-j-abrams-on-the-origins-of-snoke-and-kylo-ren/?v=7516fd43adaa
