Is Star Wars : The Force Awakens Supreme Leader Snoke in fact Darth Vader?

Is Star Wars : The Force Awakens Supreme Leader Snoke in fact Darth Vader? There was some unanswered questions at the end of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and one of them was: who is the Supreme Leader Snoke character? One of the theory is that he was Darth Plagueis, but Andy Serkis, who plays the character, said apparently that the theory was wrong.

Now, a fascinating new fan theory is that Supreme Leader Snoke from Star Wars: The Force Awakens might actually be Anakin Skywalker, a.k.a. Darth Vader. Although this theory may look a bit hard to swallow what makes it interesting is the fact that the facial scars of Snoke almost perfectly align with the facial scars of Darth Vader that we saw when he removed his mask at the end of Return of the Jedi... Here is another picture of the both.

Also, last week was posted some concept art done for SW7 - and published in the Art os Star Wars    The Force Awakens book - featuring Anakin Skywalker's force ghost. The artist who did the artwork explained that when Anakin died, he didn’t fully go to the light side of the force and how Anakin would flow back and forth between both Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader...

So... intriguing, isn't it?

Always about The Force Awakens according to Slashfilm, the official screenplay of Star Wars: The Force Awakens reveals the name of Luke Skywalker's hideout, the one you see in the last scene of the film. The water planet where the first temple of the Jedi is said to be located, is called "Ahch-To."

So, what does it mean? The word "Ahch" means "brother" in Hebrew so it could be a reference to Luke and Leia's relationship as brother and sister, although some suggest that Luke and Rey are brother and sister, which i personally doubt. But "Ahch-To" could be a placeholder name, a play on "Act 2," as SWTFA cliffhanger ending leads directly into the second movie of the new Trilogy.

The island where was filmed that scene is Skellig Michael island, an imposing, windswept hunk of rock and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in County Kerry, 12 kilometers off the southwest coast of Ireland. 

Last but not least, here is an interesting video showing you what are the deleted scenes and rejected concept from Star Wars : The Force Awakens!




Pictures: copyright Lucasfilm

New Spoilers Filled Details From Star Wars: Episode VII Second Draft Script

The always well informed Latino-Review website has some new spoilers filled details about Star Wars 7, and these are supposed to come from the second draft of the script. They have been leaked out from someone named Mizzlewump who claims to have read this SW7 second draft. Although you must consider what is below as rumors for now, the reason why Latino-Review decided to post it now is because some of the details have been reported by several other news outlets, which led them to believe that there was some truth behind it.

Some of the info here are massive SPOILERS so as usual read all this at your own risk!

And now here's "Mizzlewump's" list of spoiler filled information!

- Leia is made leader of the Republic after her predecessor's death

- Han is a retired veteran of the Republic fleet

- Luke hasn't been seen in nearly 30 years

- the lead character is Han and Leia's daughter

- the other lead is the child of Lando Calrissian, and either a male or female depending on who is cast

- the other lead is a Stormtrooper, also either a male or female depending on who is cast

- dialogue for these two characters is very rough in the second draft

- Luke has no known offspring

- The Empire still exists in the form of a number of loyal galaxies and are in a state of cold war with the Republic

- The Empire is simply referred to as the "Empire," and the Republic is referred to formally only once, as the "Galactic Republic;" no "New" anywhere

- There are no Jedi whatsoever, and people still speak as if they are extinct, with Luke being "the last of his kind"

- The main antagonists are an older student of the Emperor, and his apprentice

- The apprentice takes control of the power dynamic between the two pretty quickly...

- The Republic are excavating ruins on a neutral world for a weapon; the world factors into tense negotiations the Empire have had with the Republic, and is referred to as the "Sith Homeworld"

- Loredump: In the script, the Sith are a couple thousand years old, founded by an ancestor of Palpatine called Ruin; the apprentice in this film also goes by that name

-The ruins within the Sith Homeworld are a control station; the planet itself is the weapon

- Luke saves the day at the end, but in a bad way; he has changed."

As for the casting there's a strong possibility that Lando's kid could be played by Lupita Nyong'o. We've heard before that Daisy Ridley is playing the daughter of Han and Leia, and that John Boyega is rumored to be playing the Stormtrooper. I wouldn't be surprised if Adam Driver was the one playing the Emperor's older student and that Game of Thrones star Gwendoline Christie could be his apprentice.

First Picture of of Mark Hamill on The Set of Star Wars: Episode VII - Updated With Gorgeous Picture of R2D2 in Its Crate !

This is the first photo we've got of Mark Hamill ( Luke Skywalker ) on the set of Star Wars: Episode VII, even Mark is probably standing outside of one of the sound stages that on the set itself. The crew will start soon production again as it was delayed after Harrison Ford got his accident. Ford is now ready to come back and this picture comes from Bryan Fuller.

But i have more for you with this gorgeous picture released by LucasFilm of R2D2 in its crate - and here is say "gorgeous" referring to the perfect photo quality of the shot. Click on it to see it in full size, you'll see why.

Picture: copyright Bryan Fuller

Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker Will Look Like Obi Wan Kanobi In Star Wars Episode 7 !

Be prepared to have a surprise as Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker - will have a beard and will look like Obi Wan Kanobi in Star Wars Episode 7! In the short interview below Mark talked to the BBC recently about Star Wars: Episode VII, saying:

"It was certainly unexpected — I already had a beginning, middle and end, I never thought we'd come back. To go on to those sets that evoked so many memories, it is just astonishing. I thought even if they did a third trilogy, we wouldn't be involved, because it is really about the new generation of characters. We are just there to lend our support and grow contractually obligated beards."

Go ahead, have a look at the full interview and you'll notice too that Mark has no longer his juvenile energy that he had the last time we saw him in Revenge of the Jedi. But that was 30 years ago and everybody gets older, you remember that, don't you?




Picture and video: copyright BBC