Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker

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"The saga will end. The story lives forever."

―Final trailer^[10]

Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker, marketed as Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, is a 2019 film directed by J.J. Abrams from a script by Abrams and Chris Terrio. It is the third and final part of the Star Wars sequel trilogy. The film, produced by Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, is a continuation of 2015's The Force Awakens, which Abrams also directed and co-wrote, and 2017's The Last Jedi. Lucasfilm has referred to The Rise of Skywalker as the ninth and final installment of the Skywalker saga.

The film stars Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Adam Driver, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Anthony Daniels, Naomi Ackie, Domhnall Gleeson, Richard E. Grant, Lupita Nyong'o, Keri Russell, Joonas Suotamo, Kelly Marie Tran, with Ian McDiarmid and Billy Dee Williams. Fisher, who passed away in 2016 prior to the film's production, appeared via unused footage from The Force Awakens. The film was first announced after The Walt Disney Company acquired Lucasfilm Ltd. in 2012. Colin Trevorrow was initially announced as the director and writer of the film, but he and Lucasfilm parted ways in September 2017, with Lucasfilm citing "creative differences" over the project. On September 12, 2017, Abrams and Terrio were announced as the new director and writers.

Principal photography began in 2018, and filming wrapped in 2019. Footage from The Rise of Skywalker was first made public on April 12, 2019 at Celebration Chicago. The film was released on December 20, 2019. It received mixed reviews from critics. The Rise of Skywalker received three nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards: Best Original Score, Best Visual Effects, and Best Sound Editing. It has grossed over $1 billion worldwide, making it the forty-sixth highest-grossing film of all time.

Opening crawl[]

Episode IX
THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

The dead speak! The galaxy has heard a mysterious
broadcast, a threat of REVENGE in the sinister voice of
the late EMPEROR PALPATINE.

GENERAL LEIA ORGANA dispatches secret agents to gather
intelligence, while REY, the last hope of the Jedi, trains
for battle against the diabolical FIRST ORDER.

Meanwhile, Supreme Leader KYLO REN rages in search of the
phantom Emperor, determined to destroy any threat to his
power....

Synopsis[]

The hidden Emperor[]

"At last. Snoke trained you well."

―Darth Sidious, to Kylo Ren^[11]

SidiousandKyloRen-TROS — Kylo Ren confronting the Emperor.

One year after the events of The Last Jedi, a broadcast using the voice of the presumed deceased Emperor Palpatine is transmitted across the galaxy, which threatens revenge. Supreme Leader Kylo Ren leads a vicious assault against Alazmec colonists on a healing Mustafar, seeking a Sith wayfinder owned by Ren's grandfather, the Sith Lord Darth Vader. Ren wants to use the device as a guide in his hunt for the source of the broadcast, which he perceives as a threat to his power. The Supreme Leader slaughters many Alazmec cultists alongside his stormtroopers before retrieving the device and slotting it into his TIE whisper, allowing its dark power to lead him through the crimson nebula that surrounds the fabled Sith world of Exegol.

Landing at the base of an enormous citadel, Ren ignites his blade and enters. He descends down a floating platform into a vast chamber lined with worn statues of Sith legends. As he descends into its depths, he hears the voice of Palpatine telling him that Snoke trained him well. Ren responds that he had killed Snoke, but the voice replies that he "made" Snoke.

Lightning dances around the young dark side adept as he listens to the taunting words, spoken in a voice transitioning from that of the Emperor to that of Snoke and, finally, to that of Vader: "I have been every voice... you have ever heard... inside your head."

Ren, unshaken, proceeds further into the citadel, walking for some time among the towering effigies. His path lit by his blade, the young man eventually wanders into a maze of unfamiliar equipment tended to by robed acolytes. Tall cylinders filled with a sickly golden liquid hold motionless, incomplete bodies with the mutilated visage of the dead Snoke, confirming the Sith Lord's earlier words. Among these machines, bound by innumerable tubes and wires to machines of support and sustenance, is the emaciated and decaying figure of Darth Sidious, the true identity of the former Emperor Palpatine himself.

Sidious speaks, explaining to the Supreme Leader that he has died before, and that the dark side is a pathway to many abilities that some consider "unnatural," echoing his words to Ren's grandfather decades earlier from Revenge of the Sith. Ren raises his blade, but the threat seems to leave Sidious unfazed. Ren asks the Emperor what he could give him, and the Dark Lord of the Sith replies that he can give him everything: a new Empire.

At the surface of Exegol, the icy ground cracks and yields as innumerable Xyston-class Star Destroyers emerge from the frozen sea into the tempestuous sky. As the fleet rises, Sidious offers to give Ren command of what he calls the Final Order in return for killing Rey, the last Jedi, and thus ending the Jedi Order and becoming what his grandfather, Vader, could not. He tells Ren that he will rule all the galaxy as the new Emperor, but he also issues a warning that Rey is not who he thinks she is. Ren asks the Dark Lord who Rey is as thunder crackles.

A vital mission[]

"He's definitely cheating."

―Finn, on Chewbacca's playing of dejarik^[11]

Finn-Falcon-Gunner — Finn manning one of the *Millennium Falcon*'s cannons.

Meanwhile, on the Millennium Falcon, ex-stormtrooper Finn and Resistance pilot Poe Dameron engage the Wookiee Chewbacca in an intense game of dejarik. The Wookiee takes some time considering his next move, and his human opponents jokingly suggest that he may be cheating. The implication infuriates Chewbacca, forcing Finn and Poe to calm him. Before their game can resume, an alarm sounds from the cockpit. Poe and Finn insist to Chewie that they won't turn off the game, before doing just that as they leave the dejarik table. Passing Klaud, a Resistance technician, in the corridor, the trio arrive in their seats just as the Falcon exits hyperspace.

The Falcon arrives at the Sinta Glacier Colony in order to meet a Resistance informant, the Ovissian Boolio, who tells them about a mysterious spy in the First Order and gives them a message in the form of a data encoder, ordering them to bring it to Leia. Finn proceeds to insert the message into R2-D2.

Before more can be said, several squadrons of TIE/sf fighters and TIE whisper fighters enter the system, prepared to take down the Falcon. As Finn prepares for the action and heads to the gunner cockpit, Boolio tells him to win the war before heading off.

Forced to head into the depths of the colony by a wall of TIE fighters, the Falcon destroys a number of its pursuers before jumping to hyperspace through one of the colony's walls. The remaining fighters pursue them regardless, and Poe begins lightspeed skipping through a number of systems including the Mirror-Spires of Ivexia and the Megafauna Chasm, whose dangers the First Order pilots are unable to evade. Poe is able to outmaneuver the enemy, though his reckless trick-flying heavily damages the Falcon.

A Jedi rises[]

"Be with me. Be with me. They're not with me."

―Rey, as she meditates^[11]

On the jungle world of Ajan Kloss, which serves as the hidden base of the Resistance, Rey meditates solemnly, floating in the air alongside a number of rocks. She tries to maintain her composure and balance to contact the Jedi that came before her and connecting to the Cosmic energy of the Universe, but ultimately fails and, with a sigh, lowers herself to the ground. General Leia Organa, who had been watching nearby, comforts the discouraged acolyte, assuring her that nothing is impossible and that she will be able to commune with the Jedi who came before her, as she hopes to.

Reinvigorated, Rey accepts the Skywalker lightsaber and takes off running on another bout with her training course. She expertly runs and leaps through the obstacles, imbuing her actions with the Force. She blocks every bolt from her hovering training droid, but pauses and stares as it is revealed that Kylo Ren, to whom she is bound through the Force, is communing with his grandfather's helmet and speaking to her from his chambers far across the galaxy.

AjanKloss-Rey — Rey trains to become a Jedi and is instructed by her master Leia.

A vision, shared with Ren, terrifies the Jedi: the ascension of the Final Order above Exegol; the face of her murdered mentor and Ren's father, Han Solo; the pained words of her master, Luke Skywalker, as she tapped into the dark side; her duel with and alongside Ren against the Elite Praetorian Guards of Snoke; the departure of her parents from Jakku, leaving her behind in the grip of Unkar Plutt. Distracted by the vision, she ultimately batters the training remote with her staff, but damages BB-8 in the process. Rescuing the droid from beneath the tree that had collapsed on him, Rey returns to the base and concedes to Leia that she feels tired and unready to wield the saber of her master. BB-8 excitedly volunteers to take up the mantle, which Rey dismisses. Leia kindly reminds her never to underestimate a droid.

Sometime later, in the midst of Rey's studies of the ancient texts she retrieved from the First Jedi Temple, the Falcon returns. However, the ship has been damaged during the course of its escape from the First Order. Rey complains about the damage to the Falcon but Poe counters by pointing out that BB-8 has been battered by the earlier training accident. While Poe and Rey argue, Finn tries to brief Rey about their mission to meet with the spy. Despite their differences, Poe tells Rey that she is the "best fighter" in the Resistance and thinks that she should be helping them in the war against the First Order rather than training on Ajan Kloss.

Dark tidings[]

"We've decoded the intel from the First Order spy… and it confirms the worst. Somehow, Palpatine returned."

―Poe Dameron^[11]

HumansInTheResistance-TROS — The Resistance comes to terms with confirmation of the Emperor's return

At the Resistance briefing room, Poe confirms the authenticity of the message sent across the galaxy: that Darth Sidious has returned. Rose Tico is dubious that the Emperor has truly risen again; Beaumont Kin raises the possibility of secrets only the Sith knew, like dark science, and mentioned cloning to explain his return, later remarking that there were always whispers of Sidious' desire to cheat death. Poe explains that the Sith Lord has been planning his revenge for years and that the Sith Eternal cultists have built a massive fleet known as the Final Order. In sixteen hours, the Sith fleet will embark from Exegol to attack the free worlds.

C-3PO chimes in, noting that Exegol is not on any star maps, but is described in lore as the hidden world of the Sith. As the Resistance debates their options, Maz Kanata proposes that they find the Emperor's hidden world as it's the only way to stop him. Having retrieved a tome, Rey speaks with Leia in private. She tells Leia that the late Jedi Master Luke had been searching for a wayfinder in order to reach Exegol. Rey vows to finish her former Master's work. Believing that it is too dangerous, Leia initially refuses to support the mission. However, Rey responds that she will go with or without the General's blessing, knowing that her newest mentor would do the same.

Having received Leia's permission, Rey tells Poe, Chewbacca and C-3PO that they need to travel to the Forbidden Desert of Pasaana. Though Rey plans to go alone, Poe, Chewie, Finn, and C-3PO insist that they will accompany her. Though initially unwilling to accept the help and claiming she must accomplish the task alone, with a small speech from Finn, Rey accepts their aid. Finn invites his friend Rose to come along but General Organa has tasked her with studying the specs of old Star Destroyers in order to defeat the Sith Eternal. Finn promises to return.

Before departing, C-3PO also tells R2-D2 that should he not survive, the astromech droid was the "best friend he ever had." Before leaving, Rey speaks once more with Leia, wishing that she could tell the Princess of Alderaan everything she wanted to. Reassuring her student once again, Leia simply says: "tell me when you get back" before handing her the Skywalker lightsaber. Leia tells Rey never to be afraid of who she is. Rey and her friends then depart Ajan Kloss aboard the Falcon.

The Supreme Leader's court[]

"We have a spy in our midst. Whoever that traitor is, it won't stop us."

―Kylo Ren, to the Supreme Council^[11]

Quinn execution — Supreme Leader Kylo Ren ruled the First Order through fear and terror.

A metalsmith, the Symeong Sith alchemist Albrekh, welds Ren's helmet back together as he looks on surrounded by his Knights of Ren. With his helmet reforged, the Supreme Leader convenes a meeting of the First Order's Supreme Council aboard his Resurgent-class Star Destroyer Steadfast, including General Armitage Hux and Allegiant General Enric Pryde. As Ren and his Knights stride through the Steadfast's corridors into the conference room, a stormtrooper notes the sudden appearance of the Knights of Ren, and his fellow trooper compares them to "ghouls."

Supreme Leader Ren slams Boolio's bloody, decapitated head on a table and informs the council that they have a spy in their midst, but says that this traitor won't stop the First Order from becoming a true Empire. Ren then asks if General Hux, his rival in the First Order power structure, is troubled by his appearance. General Hux dismisses this concern and compliments Ren, while General Bellava Parnadee says that she likes Ren's reassembled helmet.

General Domaric Quinn speaks up, dismissing the Sith loyalists as "a cult, conjurers and soothsayers." Allegiant General Enric Pryde refutes these concerns, stating that the resources of the First Order will be increased ten thousand fold by the incorporation of the Sith fleet into their own ranks. With a spiteful glance at a glowering Hux, Pryde remarks that the range and power of the fleet will "correct the error of Starkiller Base." Unconvinced, Quinn questions the fleet being a gift and what Sidious might demand in return. In response, Ren brutally chokes the General to death through the Force and lifts his body to the ceiling without even looking at him.

The Supreme Leader then orders his officers to prepare to crush any worlds that defy them and informs them that he and his Knights will be hunting for the scavenger, Rey.

Mission to Pasaana[]

"The Aki-Aki Festival of the Ancestors! This celebration occurs only once every forty-two years!"

―C-3PO^[11]

Forbidden Valley — Rey, Poe, Finn, Chewbacca, C-3PO, and BB-8 visited Pasaana searching for clues to find a wayfinder to Exegol.

The Falcon exits hyperspace above the desert planet of Pasaana. They land at Luke's coordinates and arrive at the Aki-Aki Festival of the Ancestors. Wandering among the crowd for a while, the group tries to keep a low profile. As Rey gazes at some Aki Aki youngsters, a child approaches her. Translated by 3PO, the child says she is named Nambi Ghima and offers a necklace to Rey, who smiles and accepts the kind gesture. When Ghima inquires as to the Jedi acolyte's family name, she replies that she doesn't have one.

At that moment, Kylo Ren establishes a connection with Rey through their Force-bond. Speaking to her through this, Ren informs his quarry that Sidious wants her dead. Rey comments that he is serving another master, but the fallen Jedi dismisses this, stating that he has plans of his own. Rey points out to Ren that he is haunted by killing his father, and Ren reminds Rey of her feelings of abandonment and loneliness from her parents abandoning her. After insisting that he will turn her to the dark side, Ren reaches out and grabs her necklace, pulling it through the Force into his own hands. Rey realizes the First Order will soon be coming and runs off to warn her friends.

Meanwhile, Ren brings the necklace to a First Order officer who recognizes the necklace as originating on Pasaana's Forbidden Valley. Ren orders Pryde to alert the local troops and to dispatch reinforcements to Pasaana. As Rey and her friends head back to the Falcon, a stormtrooper finds them but is quickly shot by a mysterious figure. This masked savior asks Rey and her team to follow him.

Once they enter a transport, he reveals himself to be General Lando Calrissian, the man who destroyed the second Death Star at the Battle of Endor many years prior. He shows them a hologram of a Sith wayfinder and explains that only two were ever created. He further reveals that he once accompanied Luke on a mission to track a man named Ochi, whom they believed held information key to locating one of the devices, but when they arrived, they found his ship abandoned. Lando apparently remained behind on Pasaana. While declining to join the fight due to his old age, the Rebellion hero offers them directions to Ochi's ship, which remains in the desert where he left it.

Desert pursuit[]

C-3PO: "Oh! They fly now!"

Finn: "They fly now?"

Dameron: "They fly now."

―Resistance heroes react to the jet troopers^[11]

Poe-C3PO-Finn-Skimmer — Poe, C-3PO, and Finn fleeing First Order forces on Pasaana.

Squadrons of TIE/fo fighters and First Order Transporters fly overhead as the crew hurries through the crowds to the fringes of the festival, eventually stealing a pair of skiff speeders. However, they are quickly spotted by a stormtrooper and pursued by First Order treadspeeders, which are carrying jet troopers. Poe and Rey split up to lose their pursuers.

Rey is pursued by the jet troopers and two treadspeeders while Poe takes the skiff speeder through a narrow canyon. However, they are intercepted by a treadspeeder lying in wait. BB-8 fires a colored smoke canister, blinding the pursuing treadspeeder and causing to crash onto rocks. Standing her group, Rey fires at the second treadspeeder, causing it to explode. She thanks BB-8, saying never underestimate a droid.

Meanwhile, Finn manages to tie a rope around the treadspeeder's engine. Poe then brings their skiff speeder to a halt, causing the pursuing speeder to crash against a rock. Chewbacca also shoots down a Jet trooper just as Poe's speeder catches up with Rey's speeder. However, the last remaining jet trooper shoots at their two skiffs, causing them to crash onto the rocks and throwing the Resistance team into the Sinking Fields. Rey and her comrades manage to shoot the jet trooper, causing the soldier to crash against the rocks. But then, the Resistance team are sucked by quicksand. Rey tells everyone to grab hold of something, but it doesn't work. As Rey and Finn are sucked into the sand, Finn yells "I never told you!..." to Rey before they both sink.

Back at the Resistance base, Major Temmin Wexley informs General Organa that they have received reports of a raid at the Festival of the Ancestors. Organa says that they cannot afford to fail on this mission. When Wexley says they have not heard from the Falcon, Tico asks if he has to be pessimistic. General Organa asks if Wexley can be optimistic, with Wexley saying that he hopes that things turn out to be great.

Lair of the vexis[]

"My programming forbids me from translating it."

―C-3PO refuses to translate Sith^[11]

Vexis-CGSWG — Rey healed a serpentine Vexis, which helped them escape the tunnels.

Meanwhile, Rey and her team fall through the quicksand into a network of underground tunnels. C-3PO think that they are in the underworld. Rey and Poe use the Skywalker blade and Poe's diminutive glowrod to guide them through the tunnels. Rey asks Finn what he meant when he said that he never told her. Finn says that he will tell her later. When Poe asks why Finn is keeping secrets, Finn replies that he will tell them when Poe discloses his "shady" things.

C-3PO leads them to a speeder and discovers a hex charm, a common emblem of the Sith loyalists. Rey and Poe work out that Ochi was heading back to his ship when he got trapped inside the tunnels. Alongside his bones is a dagger that Rey senses has a dark past, while 3PO recognizes that it is inscribed with the ancient language of the Sith and is unable to translate due to restrictions on his programming dating back to the Galactic Senate of the Old Republic. Dameron complains to the droid that this is "the one time we need you to talk, and you can't."

While looking for a way out, the team is cornered by an aggressive serpentine vexis. They prepare to fight the beast but Rey notices that the serpent is injured. Using Force healing, Rey manages to heal the creature, which then slithered away, revealing a opening to the surface. At the same time, it is revealed that the Knights of Ren have arrived on Pasaana, and are hunting them.

A narrow escape[]

RunReyRun-TROS — Rey runs from Ren's TIE whisper, who tracked her through their Force-bond.

The team hurries to Ochi's ship. C-3PO thinks they should go back to the Falcon but Poe warns that the First Order will be waiting for them there. While climbing the rock where Ochi's ship rests, Rey senses that Kylo Ren has arrived through the Force, but sends her friends ahead to the ship before running back into the desert to confront her nemesis. Poe and Finn begin to start up Ochi's ship, and opening the blinders to check on Rey.

Seeing Rey running down the hill, Finn sends Chewbacca after her. However, a Knight of Ren is watching the Wookiee from behind. As Rey waits in the desert, Ren's TIE whisper roars through the desert only meters above the sand. While Poe is waiting for Rey, Finn runs out of the ship only to find that the Knights of Ren and stormtroopers had captured Chewbacca and Ochi's dagger while the Wookiee was searching for Rey. Finn watches as Chewbacca is led aboard an Atmospheric Assault Lander.

As Ren approaches Rey in his new TIE whisper, Rey runs into a leap. As the ship flies beneath her, she severs a wing with her lightsaber and sends the ship into a tailspin. It crashes in a fireball some distance away. Finn informs Rey of Chewbacca's capture and Rey uses the Force to try and pull down the troop transport that she believes is carrying the Wookiee. Poe and C-3PO also watch from the distance.

Kylo Ren, having emerged from the wreckage of his ship, advances across the desert and engages in a duel of the Force with Rey, each of them pulling the First Order transport to their side. In this struggle, Rey accidentally releases a burst of Force lightning, destroying the vessel and seemingly killing Chewbacca. Ren allows the Jedi and her allies to escape in Ochi's vessel, as his own troops have captured the Falcon.

Setbacks for Team Rey[]

D-Otrailer — Despite seemingly "losing" Chewbacca, Rey and her team gained a new ally in the form of the droid D-O.

As the Jedi hunter's ship hurries away from Pasaana, Rey mourns that she has apparently killed Chewbacca. Finn attempts to reassure her that it is not her fault, stating that he knows the good person he believes her to be. Rey dismisses his words, telling him that she experienced a vision of herself and Ren on the Throne of the Sith while touching the dagger.

Meanwhile, the captured Millennium Falcon is escorted by First Order TIEs aboard the Steadfast. General Hux informs Allegiant General Pryde that they captured the scavenger's ship but that Rey got away. Hux attempts to pin the blame for the loss of shuttle on the Knights of Ren. Pryde is not interested until Hux informs him that a second shuttle brought back a valuable prisoner. As a manacled Chewbacca is led aboard the bridge of the Steadfast, Hux tells Pryde that the "beast" used to fly with Han Solo. Pryde orders that Chewbacca be brought to Interrogation Six.

Back aboard Ochi's ship, Poe tells Finn and Rey they have eight hours left and asks what they should do. Finn proposes going back to base but Poe doesn't want to give up. Finn counters that Chewbacca was carrying the dagger and that without it, they have no way to reach Exegol. However, C-3PO reveals that he has retained the inscription in his memory banks. Due to his programming, it cannot be retrieved without a complete redacted memory bypass, effectively a memory wipe.

Despite the risk to C-3PO, a desperate Poe and Finn decide to perform the memory wipe since the galaxy is at stake. Poe decides to seek out a black market droidsmith on the planet Kijimi, a place where he doesn't have fond memories. Despite the risks, Poe, Finn, Rey, and C-3PO resolve to do it in memory of Chewbacca. However, they are followed by another ship.

During the trip, BB-8 finds and reactivates the droid D-O on Ochi's ship, who requests a battery charge and befriends Rey. Rey takes pity on D-O, who had been treated badly by his previous master and tells the droid that he is safe with them.

A new mission[]

"You were a spice runner?!"

―Finn, after finding out Poe's former occupation^[11]

ZoriiBliss2-TROS — Poe's reunion with Zorii Bliss on Kijimi.

The heroes of the Resistance make their way to the snow-dusted planet of Kijimi to execute their plan to discover what secrets the Dagger held. After landing in Kijimi City, the Resistance team avoids a stormtrooper patrol, who are searching and rounding up local civilians. Shortly later, Poe and his friends are cornered by Zorii Bliss and her crew. She reveals that Poe has a colorful past, once worked as a spice runner and that he still owes her money.

Zorii tries to collect a bounty on Rey, leading to a skirmish between the two sides. Rey gains the upper hand over Zorri with her lightsaber and Zorii agrees to help them. The group narrowly avoid a First Order patrol but the Knights of Ren have already tracked them there.

Zorii Bliss brings them through a back alley into Babu Frik's workshop in the Thieves' Quarter. As he is wired up to the computer, C-3PO grumbles that he does not have the faintest idea as to why he agreed to this operation and thinks he must be malfunctioning. Rey asks if Babu Frik can help them. Zorii interprets for Babu, who explains that he has found Sith words in C-3PO's forbidden memory.

Poe asks if Babu can make C-3PO translate the Sith inscriptions. Frik tells everyone that he can unlock the message to be read, but in doing so C-3PO's memory will be wiped. Still reeling from the loss of Chewbacca, the heroes argue about finding another way to get the job done, but in an act of self-sacrifice C-3PO voluntarily consent to the modifications, knowing that he will be lost in the act.

C-3PO's sacrifice[]

"If this mission fails, it was all for nothing. All we've done. All this time."
"What're you doing there, 3PO?"
"Taking one last look, sir. At my friends."

―C-3PO to Poe^[11]

Babu Frik preparing to perform a delicate operation on C-3PO.

While Poe and Zorii leave to keep a watch for First Order patrols, Frik begins performing the hack on C-3PO. Meanwhile, Allegiant General Pryde informs Kylo Ren that the Knights of Ren have tracked the "scavenger," which Admiral Frantis Griss identifies as a settlement called Kijimi. General Hux proposes destroying the city but Ren raises his finger menacingly, cutting him off.

Outside the bar, Zorii and Poe reminisce about old times. There is some lingering connection there even though they had some sort of falling out in the past. Zorii tells Poe that she had saved up enough money to procure a First Order Captain's Medallion, which she intends to use to travel offworld to the Colonies, leaving her spice running days behind. Poe also tells Zorii that the Resistance sent out a distress call during the Battle of Crait but that nobody came, which he blames on fear and people giving up. Zorii disagrees and says that the First Order wins by making people think they are alone. She reminds Poe that there is more of them.

Meanwhile, Rey socializes with D-O, who takes a liking to Rey and her friends. Rey confides in Finn that she sensed that her parents were on Ochi's ship through the Force. Shortly later, Poe and Zorii return with news that the Steadfast is approaching Kijimi. Babu completes the hack, allowing 3PO to read the message inscribed on the dagger. The translated text points them to the location of Emperor's wayfinder, which is located on the Death Star ruins on a moon of Endor. Having served his purpose, 3PO's memory wipe begins, and he shuts down. Once the memory wipe is complete, 3PO reboots with a completely empty memory.

Saving Chewbacca[]

Force-bond battle — Rey and Kylo Ren fought, while connected by their Force bond.

As the Steadfast arrives above Kijimi City, Rey senses that Chewie is alive. Before leaving, Zorii gives Poe a First Order Captain's Medallion as a gesture of goodwill to help him and his Resistance team get through the First Order blockade. Poe tries to convince Zorii to leave, but she turns down his offer. As the heroes escape on Ochi's ship, the group makes the decision to use the passage device to board the Steadfast and recapture the Falcon and save Chewie.

The device works and their ship lands in the Star Destroyer without question. After landing, Rey, Finn and Poe shoot the stormtrooper sentries and head to Chewie's cell. While navigating through the Star Destroyer's corridors, Rey uses a mind trick to confuse the stormtroopers, enabling them to find Chewie. Heading into Chewbacca's detention block, they shoot the cameras. Sensing that Ochi's dagger is on the ship, Rey splits off from the group to retrieve the relic.

On Kijimi, Kylo Ren oversees a manhunt but senses that Rey is close. Meanwhile, Poe and Finn find Chewie and free him from his cell. Elsewhere, Allegiant General Pryde discovers Ochi's ship in the hangar and realizes that there are intruders aboard the Steadfast. Finn, Poe, and Chewbacca exchange fire with stormtroopers while fleeing through the Star Destroyer's corridors. Poe is shot and the group are surrounded by stormtrooper reinforcements, who take them captive.

Glimpses of Rey's past[]

Hux Databank IX TROS — General Hux's resentment of Supreme Leader Ren led him to help Finn, Poe, and Chewbacca escape.

Meanwhile, Ochi's dagger leads Rey to Kylo's living quarters where she discovers Darth Vader's charred helmet. Rey finds and grabs Ochi's blade, which carries a vision of her parents, when she breaks free of the vision a bond with Kylo begins. Ren tells Rey that he knows the rest of the story about her origins but Rey claims that he is lying.

Ren replies that he never lied to her and that her parents were "no ones" because they chose to be to keep her safe. Resisting his mental probe, Rey crosses blades with Kylo Ren, and a lightsaber duel breaks out between the two of them across two different locations, Kylo on the surface of Kijimi and Rey aboard the Steadfast. Rey discovers that her parents left her on Jakku to protect her.

Meanwhile, Allegiant General Pryde orders the stormtroopers to kill Poe, Finn, and Chewbacca. While parrying in Ren's quarters, Ren tells Rey that Sidious had sent Ochi to find and recover Rey. When her parents got in the way and refused to tell Ochi where she was, the Dark Lord gave the order to kill them. As the lightsaber duel continues, Ren discovers that Rey is aboard his flagship after she shatters a stand containing Darth Vader's helmet. Ren tells Rey that she knows why the Emperor always wanted her dead.

A new revelation[]

"You're a Palpatine."

―Kylo Ren, to Rey^[11]

DyadofKyloRenandRey-TROS — Kylo Ren reveals to Rey the truth about her origins and the nature of their bond.

Before the stormtroopers can execute Finn, Poe, and Chewie, General Hux arrives and volunteers to terminate the prisoners himself. Believing that this is the end, Finn attempts to tell Poe the secret he was going to tell Rey. However, Hux guns down the firing squad and tells a surprised Poe and Finn that he was the spy within the First Order that Finn and Poe had received information from.

Meanwhile, in the hangar, a mind-wiped C-3PO haggles with the stormtroopers. However, Rey arrives and guns down stormtroopers with Chewie's bowcaster. Before they can find the others, Kylo Ren returns in his shuttle. Rey sends C-3PO, D-O and BB-8 to find Poe, Finn, and Chewbacca. However, Hux leads the Resistance team to the hangar and convinces Finn to shoot him in the arm. When Finn asks Hux about his motives, he tells them that he wasn't doing it to help the Resistance, but rather because he didn't want Kylo Ren to win.

As stormtroopers converge in the hangar, Kylo Ren arrives and faces off Rey. When Rey asks why the Emperor would want to kill a child, Ren reveals that she is Sidious' granddaughter; her father was the son of the Emperor. Since Ren's mother Leia is the daughter of Darth Vader, he also reveals that they are a dyad in the Force, two that are one in the Force. Rey walks to the edge of the hangar as Kylo extends an offer for Rey to join him in killing the Sith Lord and taking his throne. However, Rey turns down his offer again as the Falcon arrives and uses its thrusters to throw back the stormtroopers. Finn helps Rey up the gangplank.

After they leave, Hux claims that it was a coordinated incursion and that the Resistance team overpowered the guards and forced him to take them to his ship. However, Pryde is not fooled and executes Hux for treason against the First Order. Pryde then orders a First Order officer to inform the Supreme Leader that they have found their spy.

While the Falcon is traveling through hyperspace, Poe tells Chewbacca and C-3PO that he doesn't know why the First Order is not following them and that he doesn't trust them. Chewbacca reveals that the Falcon's landing gear is busted. While making repairs to the Falcon, Rey tells Finn that all that matters is finding the wayfinder and Exegol. Finn reassures her that is what they are doing. Rey vows to destroy Darth Sidious for killing her father and mother. Finn tells Rey that this doesn't sound like her but Rey responds that nobody knows her.

Meanwhile, the Sith Lord learns from Ren that the Jedi apprentice still lives. Questioning Ren's loyalty, he warns the Supreme Leader not to make him turn his fleet against him. Ren replies that he knows where Rey is going and vows that she will never be a Jedi. Sidious demands Ren to kill Rey.

Mission to Kef Bir[]

"He said you'd come. He said you were the last hope."

―Jannah, of Rey's team^[11]

Using the information learned from C-3PO's translation of the dagger's writing, the Resistance team takes the Millennium Falcon to the ocean moon of Kef Bir in the Endor system. As the Falcon descends into Kef Bir, they are detected by a woman named Jannah, who is riding an Orbak. Due to its damaged struts, the Falcon has a hard landing, carving up soil.

Rey, Finn, Poe, C-3PO, Chewbacca, BB-8, and D-O approach a cliff overlooking the sea, where the wreckage of the second Death Star lies in the distance. While Poe and Finn think that it will be difficult to find the wayfinder in the Death Star ruins, Rey uses the dagger to locate the wayfinder by aligning a plate hidden in the hilt with a specific part of the Death Star's wreckage, and discovering the two shapes match perfectly.

The Resistance team is soon joined by a group of humans riding orbak led by Jannah, who asks if they are from the Resistance. When Poe confirms they are from the Resistance, she tells them that they picked up a transmission from Babu Frik telling that Rey and her team were the last hope. Jannah offers to take them to the location of the wayfinder the next day. Since they cannot wait till tomorrow, Poe convinces Jannah and her followers to help them repair the Falcon.

While the droids mingle with the orbaks, Poe and the others repair the Falcon with the help of Jannah. Finn chats with Jannah, who reveals that she was once a stormtrooper known as TZ-1719 and that her whole tribe were former troopers. Finn is glad to learn that he is not the only deserter from the First Order. They mutinied at a battle in which they were ordered to fire on civilians. Jannah likened it to an instinct while Finn says that Force brought him and his friends here. He admits that he was skeptical but has now embraced the Force.

Light vs. darkness[]

Rey heals Kylo Ren and confesses that she did want to take his hand.

BB-8 soon tells the group that he has not seen Rey. Returning to the cliff, Poe and the others discover that Rey had commandeered a skimmer and taken it to the Death Star ruins with the intention of retrieving the wayfinder. Rey takes the skimmer through the choppy seas. Poe and Finn argue about going after Rey. Poe wants to fix the ship first but Finn insists on going after their friend. Finn tells Poe that he and Leia know what Rey is fighting against. Finn and Jannah prepare to leave on a second skimmer to find Rey.

Meanwhile, Rey climbs through the wreckage of the second Death Star to reach the Emperor's Throne Room. Inside the throne room, Rey senses a dark presence calling her into an adjacent chamber where she finds the second wayfinder. Upon contacting the wayfinder, she is confronted by a Force vision of herself as a Sith, resulting in a brief duel. The Sith vision abruptly growls and bares fangs at her, causing her to stumble outside the chamber and drop the wayfinder on the floor.

Immediately after, Rey is confronted by Kylo Ren, who had tracked the Resistance team to Kef Bir. After retrieving the wayfinder, Ren urges Rey to embrace the dark side. Rey demands that he return the wayfinder but Kylo Ren counters that the only way that she is going to Exegol is with him before destroying the relic. Furious, Rey attacks Kylo Ren with the Skywalker lightsaber. He dodges her blade before igniting his own crossblade lightsaber and leads Rey down a chute.

Back at the Resistance base on Ajan Kloss, Leia senses her son's confrontation with Rey and walks out of the command center, aided by Lieutenant Kaydel Connix. Maz Kanata tells R2-D2 that Leia knows what must be done, adding that it will take all her strength to reach her son.

Meanwhile, on Kef Bir, Rey and Kylo Ren continue their duel on the watery Death Star ruins as the waves crash around them. Finn and Jannah, who have arrived, witness the lightsaber duel. Finn calls out to Rey, but she uses the Force to hurl him aside, unwilling to see him get hurt. Rey uses the Force to jump to another floating wreck. Finn tries to follow but is stopped by Jannah.

After exchanging blades, Kylo Ren manages to maneuver Rey towards a laser cannon. He uses the Force to block her moves and gains the upper hand. However, a dying Leia calls to Kylo through the Force by his birth name, Ben, momentarily distracting him long enough for Rey to grab his crossblade lightsaber and stab him through his torso. At the same time, Leia breathes her last with R2-D2 mourning over his fallen master.

Ben returns[]

"No. Kylo Ren is dead. My son is alive."

―Han's memory^[11]

BenSoloandHanSolo-TROS — Ben Solo reconciling with a memory of his father, Han Solo.

Sensing Leia's death, Rey regrets her actions and uses the Force to heal Ren's wound, making it whole again. Rey then confesses to him that she wanted to join him and take his hand as Ben Solo. Rey then flies away on Ren's TIE whisper, still shaken about her own actions and by her Sith lineage. While Finn and Jannah watch in shock, several Resistance members including Maz Kanata, R2-D2, Kaydel Connix, Beaumont Kin, and Temmin Wexley gather to pay respects to their fallen leader. Poe and his team return to Ajan Kloss only to learn from Commander Larma D'Acy that Leia has died. Chewbacca cries for his fallen friend.

Back on Kef Bir, Ren converses with a memory of his late father Han Solo, who tells him that Kylo Ren is dead, though his son - Ben Solo - is alive. Ren says that Solo is a memory, but Solo says that he is his memory. Solo urges Ren to return even though his mother is gone, stating that what she stood and fought for is not gone. Addressing his son as Ben, Solo touches his cheeks and reassures him that he has the strength to do what he needs to do. Reconciling with his deceased father, Kylo Ren tosses his lightsaber far off into the water near the wreckage of the Death Star, reclaiming his identity as Ben Solo and rejecting the dark side.

A show of force[]

"Send a ship to a world they know. Let it burn"

―Sidious to Pryde^[11]

KijimiGoBoom-TROS — The Sith Eternal destroys Kijimi as a demonstration of its power.

Aboard the Steadfast, Darth Sidious communes with Allegiant General Pryde via hologram. Sidious is displeased that the late Princess of Alderaan has disrupted his plan but thinks that her "foolish act" was in vain. He orders Pryde to come to him on Exegol. In light of Kylo Ren's failure to kill Rey, Pryde, a loyal Imperial who had served the Emperor during the time of the "old wars," pledges himself to the Sith Lord once again. Sidious then orders Pryde to send a ship to a world that is familiar to Rey and her friends and let it burn, saying the Final Order begins and that Rey will come to Exegol and the Resistance will follow. Acting under Sidious' orders, Pryde sends a Sith Star Destroyer, the Derriphan, from the Sith fleet to destroy Kijimi with its axial superlaser.

Back at the Resistance base, Poe, D'Acy, and Beaumont receive news of the destruction of Kijimi and realize that Sidious has a fleet of planet-destroying warships with Poe stating that this is how he'll finish the war between the Sith and the Jedi and the Rebellion. Rose intercepts a transmission on every frequency from Sidious stating that "the Resistance is dead and that the Sith flame will burn." Sidious demands that all worlds surrender or die as the Final Order begins. Rose informs Poe that Leia made him acting General and asks what they should do.

Passing the torch[]

"Confronting fear is the destiny of a Jedi. Your destiny. If you don't face Palpatine, it will mean the end of the Jedi, and the war will be lost."

―Luke's Force spirit encouraging Rey^[11]

In private, Poe pays his respects to the late General Organa and confides that he is not ready. He is soon joined by Calrissian who confides that neither were he, Luke, Han or Leia during the days of the Rebellion and says who is ever ready. When Poe asks Lando how he defeated an Empire with almost nothing, Lando replies that they had each other.

D-O tells Finn that he misses Rey. Later, Poe appoints Finn as his second-in-command. Finn tells Poe that D-O can help them plan the Battle of Exegol and explains that D-O's former master Ochi had intended to bring Rey to Sidious on Exegol.

LukeSkywalkerForceGhost-TROS — The Force spirit of Luke Skywalker guiding Rey prior to her confrontation with Darth Sidious.

Meanwhile, on Ahch-To, Rey burns Kylo Ren's TIE whisper, intending to exile herself to the oceanic world. As she prepares to throw Luke's lightsaber into the burning wreckage of Kylo's TIE whisper, Luke's Force spirit appears and tells Rey that a Jedi's weapon deserves more respect. Rey tells Luke that she was haunted by the dark vision and that she plans to exile herself to prevent that from happening.

Luke tells Rey that he was wrong as it was fear that kept him here. When Luke asks Rey about what she is most afraid of, Rey confides that she is afraid of herself. Skywalker comforts Rey by telling her that he and his sister Leia knew she was a Palpatine but still trained her because they saw her spirit and heart. Luke tells her that somethings are stronger than blood and confronting fear is the destiny of the Jedi and encourages Rey to face Sidious because if she doesn't it will mean the end of the Jedi and the war will be lost for the Resistance.

He also gifts Rey Leia's lightsaber, explaining that she would want her to have it and during the last night of Leia's Jedi training, she had sensed the death of her son. Leia had surrendered her saber to her so that it would be picked up by someone who would finish her journey. Luke tells Rey that a thousand generations now live in her and tells her to take both blades to Exegol. Rey is still dismayed, as Kylo destroyed the wayfinder on Kef Bir. Luke says that Rey has everything she needs. Then, Rey remembers that two Sith wayfinders were made, and salvages Vader's wayfinder from the burning TIE whisper. Luke then uses the Force to levitate his old T-65B X-wing, Red Five, from the depths of the sea.

Preparing for war[]

Resistance Episode IX — The Resistance mustering for the assault on Exegol.

Back on Ajan Kloss, a memory–wiped C-3PO interacts with R2-D2, whom he does not remember. R2-D2 restores C-3PO's memories, and he recalls that he is going to embark on his first mission with Rey. R2-D2 reminds him that the mission has already occurred. R2-D2 then picks up a signal.

Meanwhile, Finn, Poe and Rose plug D-O into a navigation computer in order to access the information about Exegol to plan their air strike against the Sith fleet. They find that the planet is surrounded by various obstacles including magnetic crossfields, gravity wells, and solar winds. Poe wonders how the Final Order fleet can launch. C-3PO then informs them that they are receiving a transmission from Red Five, which is transmitting the coordinates to Exegol.

Guided by Vader's wayfinder, Rey flies Red Five through the obstacles around Exegol. Finn and Poe realize that Rey is showing them the way to Exegol. Beaumont tells Chewbacca that they need him. Poe briefs the Resistance pilots about their planned air strike on Exegol, telling them that they need to take out the navigation tower that the Sith Eternal is using to guide the Sith fleet. Finn and Poe propose taking out the tower in a joint air and ground assault. Their plan is to attack the scattered Sith fleet. Lando supports their plans.

When Beaumont proposes the "Holdo maneuver," Finn disagrees since that move is one in a million and says that fighters and freighters can take out their cannons if there are enough of them. Nien Nunb and Kaydel point out that the Resistance fleet is outnumbered but Finn says that Lando and Chewbacca will go to the Core Systems and rally support for the Resistance. Poe tells the Resistance fighters not to fall into the trap of thinking they are alone and that good people will fight if they lead them. As Poe speaks, the Resistance pilots climb into their starfighters and starships including the CR90 corvette Tantive IV. Finn ends the speech by saying that they are now taking the war back to the First Order.

Into the thick of battle[]

Battle of Exegol — The Resistance takes on the Sith Eternal forces.

As Rey approaches Exegol, a Sith Eternal officer alerts her superiors while Allegiant General Pryde orders the Sith fleet to rise to deployment altitude. Rey lands Red Five on the dark surface of Exegol and walks into the Sith Citadel. Rey walks past several statues and machines into a tunnel.

Meanwhile, Poe and Finn lead the Resistance fleet through the cloud of red gas and debris and exit hyperspace above Exegol. Alerted to the arrival of the Resistance, Allegiant General Pryde orders the Sith fleet to use ion cannons. The Sith Star Destroyers blast the Resistance fleet with ion cannons. Poe leads the Exegol landing team towards the navigation tower on Exegol's surface.

The Sith fleet deploys swarms of Sith TIE fighters. Realizing the Resistance's plan to attack the navigation tower, Pryde orders a First Order officer to switch the navigation source to the Steadfast, saying that they will guide the Sith fleet out themselves. The navigation tower is deactivated, forcing Finn to call off the ground invasion.

Through the Force, Finn senses that the navigation signal is coming from the Steadfast. When Jannah asks how he knows, he replies that he feels it. Finn convinces a female starfighter commander to give the Resistance troop carrier covering fire while they attack the command ship. Finn and Jannah lead the landing party, who are riding obraks, in the assault against the Steadfast's navigation tower, facing opposition from crimson Sith troopers and Sith Jetpack Troopers.

Sith machinations[]

"She will take her revenge, and with a stroke of her saber, the Sith will be reborn! The Jedi are dead!"

―Darth Sidious, to Rey and the Sith loyalists^[11]

ReyMeetsPalpatine-TROS — Rey confronts her grandfather, Darth Sidious.

Meanwhile, Rey enters a massive auditorium where she discovers the empty throne of the Sith and a large crowd of Sith loyalists. Rey is soon joined by the Dark Lord, who is supported by an Ommin harness. Darth Sidious tells Rey that he has been waiting for the return of his grandchild. The Sith Lord claims that he never wanted her dead and that he only wanted her to assume the Sith throne, stating that it is her birthright. Rey says that she has come to end the Sith as a Jedi. Sidious tries to goad Rey into killing him, telling her that by doing so all of the spirits of the Sith will flow into her, and they will become one.

Above Exegol, the Sith Star Destroyers fire up their engines. Poe asks Finn about the landing team's progress. Finn tells them that the hatches are sealed and that they are facing opposition. While BB-8 opens a manhole, Finn and Jannah provide covering fire, with Jannah using a crossbow to shoot down a Sith jet trooper. Jannah throws explosives inside the manhole, causing an explosion that takes out the navigation signal temporarily.

In response, Allegiant General Pryde orders his subordinates, including Admiral Griss, to reset the navigation signal. As the Resistance strike team prepares to leave, Finn tells Jannah that he needs to stay behind to stop them from resetting the signal. Jannah insists that she stay with Finn. Meanwhile, Poe admits to R2-D2 that he doesn't know when Lando and reinforcements are coming. When Colonel Aftab Ackbar asks what they should do, Poe orders the starfighter pilots to hit the Sith Star Destroyers until reinforcements arrive.

Back in the Sith Citadel, Sidious calls on Rey to give into her hatred and kill him, though Rey refuses to show her hatred for the Sith Lord. When Sidious calls her parents weak, Rey counters that they were strong and saved her from him. Sidious recalls that her master Luke had his father to help him while the only family that Rey has is him. Just then, the roof of the Sith Citadel opens, showing the battle above.

Sidious claims that Rey can save her friends by killing him and assuming the throne. He invites her to become Empress of the new Sith Empire and command the Sith fleet. As he speaks, the Sith Eternal forces inflict causalities on the Resistance starfighters and landing team.

A dyad in the Force[]

Ben-and-Rey-on-Exegol — Rey and Ben Solo stand together to face Sidious.

Meanwhile, Ben Solo lands on Exegol in an old TIE scout and runs to the Sith Citadel. As the Dark Lord tempts Rey, Ben forces his way into the depths of the Sith Citadel, taking down several Sovereign Protectors.

Back on the Steadfast, Finn convinces Rose to go while he and Jannah prepare to take the command bridge down. At the Sith Citadel, Sidious calls on Rey to embrace the dark side and pledge herself as a Sith while his disciples chant in unison. Ben soon runs into the Knights of Ren and fights them, but he is quickly overwhelmed. As Rey draws Luke's lightsaber, Sidious implores her to strike him down, ending the Jedi and rebirthing the Sith.

However, Rey rejects the Sith Lord's demand and, sensing him through their dyad, transfers the lightsaber to Ben, who uses it to fight the Knights of Ren. One by one they are defeated. At the throne room, Rey draws Leia's lightsaber and fights the Sovereign Protectors while Sidious retreats in the Ommin harness. Ben hurls the last Sovereign Protector aside with the Force. Together, he and Rey face the Emperor, who taunts them that they will die together for daring to stand against him.

Sidious uses the Force to throw Rey and Ben to their knees, inadvertently drawing part of their life essences. Realizing that the two are a dyad in the Force, the Sith Lord decides to rejuvenate himself by draining their life essences and become the one true Emperor. Rey and Ben are weakened by the exertion and collapse on the floor. Meanwhile, the Resistance suffers heavy losses, including Wexley, whose X-wing crashes into a Sith Star Destroyer much to the dismay of Poe. As Poe hears the distress of his comrades on the comlink, he apologizes that he thought that they had a chance, but there is just too many of them.

Friends to the rescue[]

GalaxyFleet — Lando Calrissian and Chewbacca brought a citizens' fleet to Exegol to defeat the Sith Eternal forces.

Just then, Poe hears Lando's voice on the comlink, reassuring him that "there are more of them." Shortly later, Lando and Chewbacca arrive in the Millennium Falcon, accompanied by a massive Citizens' Fleet, including Rebellion hero Commander Wedge Antilles, who compliments Lando's flying as he guns on the Falcon. The reinforcements reinvigorate the Resistance forces. Poe orders the combined forces to take out the Sith Star Destroyers' world-destroying superlaser cannons as it will save the galaxy. As several Sith Star Destroyers go up in flames, Pryde asks where they got these fighter craft since they have no navy. Admiral Griss replies that the armada is not a navy, but are just people. Poe is also relieved that his former associate Zorii Bliss has come to their aid.

Back at the Sith Citadel, the rejuvenated Emperor reveals himself to his Sith followers, who chant in unison. Ben rises to his feet but the Dark Lord levitates him in mid-air. Sidious tells Ben that he will be the last Skywalker and uses the Force to throw him into a nearby chasm, seemingly killing him. Determined to let nothing stop the return of the Sith, Sidious unleashes Force lightning on the Resistance fleet and allied armada, destroying several ships, including the Tantive IV, and killing Resistance members like Lieutenant Commander Nunb.

As Rey lies on the ground, she repeatedly says "be with me", continuing contacting the Jedi spirit and connecting to the pure cosmic energy of the entire universe. She then hears the voice of Luke and his father's Master Obi-Wan Kenobi telling her that these are her final steps and telling her to rise and take them. This is followed by the voices of Luke's father Anakin Skywalker, Anakin's former apprentice Ahsoka Tano, and Knight Kanan Jarrus calling out her name. Anakin urges Rey to bring back the balance to the Force as he did. The voice of Master Luminara Unduli calls on Rey to find the light.

The voice of Master Yoda reassures Rey that she has never been alone. The voice of Master Qui-Gon Jinn tells Rey that every Jedi who has ever lived lives in her. Anakin then reminds Rey that the Force surrounds her while Master Aayla Secura tells Rey to let the Force guide her as Ahsoka's voice finishes the statement. Master Mace Windu tells her to feel the Force while Anakin tells her to let it lift her. The voice of Master Adi Gallia encourage Rey to rise while Qui-Gon tells her that they stand behind her.

Obi-Wan calls out to Rey while Yoda urges Rey to rise. The voice of Kanan tells Rey that in the heart of a Jedi lies their strength. Obi-Wan then joins the other Jedi in urging Rey to rise, lending their strength to the weakened woman. As she rises to her feet, Luke tells her that the Force will be with her always. Drawing Leia's lightsaber, Rey confronts Sidious, who halts his attack on the fleet.

Believing that he is at the cusp of victory, the Sith Lord taunts Rey that her death will be the final word in the story of Rebellion. Sidious angrily attempts to kill Rey with Force lightning, but she deflects it back with Leia's lightsaber. Free of the Force lightning attack, Poe urges the allied fleet to make a final offensive against the Sith Star Destroyers, which have ascended into Exegol's upper atmosphere.

Continuing the Force lightning attack on Rey, the Sith Lord angrily taunts her that she is nothing more than a scavenger girl and no match for the power in him. Darth Sidious boasts that he is all the Sith, but Rey retorts that she is all the Jedi. Using the Force to retrieve Luke's lightsaber, she crosses blades and uses them to push back the Dark Lord's Force lightning attack. The Emperor is disintegrated by his own Force lightning, which triggers a massive wave of energy that destroys the throne of the Sith and the auditorium, crushing and killing all of his followers.

Victory and Sacrifice[]

BenandReyKiss-TROS — Rey and Ben Solo acknowledge their connection and feelings for each other by sharing a kiss after Darth Sidious' demise.

Meanwhile, on the Steadfast, Jannah connects the cables on a hijacked laser cannon, which opens fire on the bridge of the command ship. On the Resurgent Star Destroyer, Allegiant General Pryde watches in horror as the Resistance destroys the Sith fleet. Moments later he is killed when the bridge explodes. An Abednedo pilot named C'ai Threnalli tells Poe that the Steadfast has been destroyed. The Resistance and allied armada take out the remaining Sith forces.

Meanwhile, Finn and Jannah cling on to dear life as the stricken Steadfast descends into the atmosphere. Poe wants to rescue Finn and Jannah but Lando and Chewbacca use the Falcon to rescue the two Resistance fighters, who jump to safety before the Steadfast crashes onto the surface and disintegrates.

Back at the Sith Citadel, an exhausted Rey dies as a result of the duel with the Sith Lord. Her death is sensed through the Force by Finn. Shortly later, a hand appears at the edge of the chasm and an injured Ben pulls himself up, falling to his knees beside Rey and pulling her dead body into his lap. He embraces Rey's body. Pulling away, Ben puts his hand on her stomach and uses the Force to resurrect her. Rey awakens, smiling at Ben and touching his cheek gently. The two embrace before Rey kisses him. After they kiss, Ben smiles at her as he closes his eyes. Moments later, he falls backward and vanishes, having given his remaining life essence to Rey. His body fades away at the same moment that Leia's body becomes one with the Force. Maz Kanata also senses Ben's death from afar.

As the wrecked Sith fleet crashes on the surface of Exegol, Finn and Poe spot Red Five. Finn tells Poe that people are rising up against the First Order all over the galaxy and the two say they did it. On Bespin, a damaged Resurgent Star Destroyer descends into the atmosphere below Cloud City. On Endor, the Ewok war hero Wicket W. Warrick and his son, Pommet, watch as another First Order Star Destroyer is destroyed by a heavy freighter via the "Holdo manuever" in the skies above the moon. On Jakku, a stricken Resurgent Star Destroyer crashes, joining a wrecked Imperial Star Destroyer from the Battle of Jakku.

Triumph of the Resistance[]

"People are rising up all over the galaxy. Poe, we did it."
"We did it."

―Finn and Poe Dameron^[11]

Uprising on Endor — Uprisings against the First Order erupted across the galaxy, including Endor.

The Resistance and the galaxy at large celebrate their victory against Sidious and the Sith Eternal. On Ajan Kloss, the victorious pilots and Resistance fighters embrace each other. Finn watches as Rose hugs Chewbacca. Maz Kanata bestows Chewbacca with a Medal of Bravery, which Han and Luke were awarded following the Battle of Yavin. Poe and Zorii exchange a look and it seems like Poe is trying to ask Zorii if she would like to celebrate with him privately, to which she shakes her head.

Poe then hugs Finn. Shortly later, Rey returns aboard Red Five. Jannah asks Lando where he is from and he tells her that he is from the Gold system. Lando in turn asks Jannah where she is from, and she tells him that she doesn't know, and Lando responds by saying "well, let's find out." Rey sees Finn and Poe, and the three of them embrace.

Heir to the Skywalkers[]

"I'm Rey."
"Rey who?"
"Rey Skywalker."

―Rey Skywalker and the Tatooine elder^[11]

On Tatooine, Rey flies the Millennium Falcon past a Jawa sandcrawler. Together with BB-8, Rey visits the abandoned Lars homestead, where she buries Luke and Leia's lightsabers in the sand, having now built her own— a new black-handled lightsaber with a yellow blade. A local asks her name and, seeing ghosts of Luke and Leia look on, Rey gives her name as "Rey Skywalker." Rey and BB-8 then watch the twin suns of Tatooine rise.

Development[]

Writing[]

"To have no script and to have a release date and have it be essentially a two-year window when you're saying (to yourself), you've got two years from the decision to do it to release, and you have literally nothing... You don't have the story, you don't have the cast, you don't have the designers, the sets. There was a crew, and there were things that will be worked on for the version that preceded ours, but this was starting over."

―J.J. Abrams, on taking over from Colin Trevorrow^[12]

Long before Lucasfilm's acquisition by Disney in 2012, Star Wars creator George Lucas mentioned that he had plans to make nine films.^[13] In 1976, Lucas asked Mark Hamill to make a cameo in the film ("like Obi-Wan handing the lightsaber down to the next new hope"), which he estimated at the time would be filmed "around 2011."^[14] According to Hamill, Lucas's outline for the sequel trilogy had Luke Skywalker surviving until Episode IX and training Leia Organa in the Force;^[15] Hamill was an advocate for this version of the story.^[16] Producer Gary Kurtz mentioned in a 1999 interview that Lucas's plans for Episode IX included the first appearance of the Emperor, a plot point ultimately used in the original trilogy's conclusion.^[17]

Both J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson were rumored to be involved with early development for Episode IX,^[18]^[19] though they each denied this,^[20]^[21] with Abrams saying on his part, "We don't write a treatment but there are countless times we came up with something and said 'oh, this would be so great for Episode VIII!' or 'That's what we could get to in IX!'"^[20] According to The Force Awakens co-writer Lawrence Kasdan, the Lucasfilm creative team developed a general idea early on as to how they wanted the film to end.^[22] This was echoed by Kylo Ren actor Adam Driver: "With Star Wars, I had one piece of information of where it was all going, and that's where it has been in my head for a long time, and things were building towards that."^[23]

In August 2015, Colin Trevorrow was announced as director for Episode IX.^[24] As Abrams and Johnson had to ensure a smooth transition between Episodes VII and VIII, Johnson and Trevorrow worked closely to ensure continuity between their respective films.^[25] With cinematographer John Schwartzman, Trevorrow planned to shoot on 65 mm film, and wanted to capture some footage in actual outer space.^[26]^[27] He contributed two spaceship designs for the movie—the TIE Echelon and the TIE Marauder—the former of which was ultimately used for Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.^[28]^[29] In early December of 2016,^[30] Trevorrow presented a completed script to Lucasfilm (as well as Lucas and Hamill)^[31]—entitled Duel of the Fates.^[32]^[33]

Death of Carrie Fisher[]

"The minute she finished, she grabbed me and said, 'I'd better be at the forefront of IX!' Because Harrison was front and center on VII, and Mark is front and center on VIII. She thought IX would be her movie. And it would have been."

―Kathleen Kennedy, on Carrie Fisher's death^[34]

Skywalker Twins VF — Carrie Fisher and co-star Mark Hamill in a promotional image for *The Last Jedi*

Carrie Fisher died on December 27, 2016. Given that her character had featured prominently in Trevorrow's script,^[34]^[35] the filmmaker met with Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy in January 2017 to discuss possible story solutions.^[36] Kennedy said that the team had "pretty much started over,"^[37] Jack Thorne was briefly hired to rewrite the initial script,^[38] but according to Thorne, "the process was tough and didn't end well."^[39] In September 2017, it was announced that Trevorrow had left the project due to creative differences,^[40] and that he would be replaced by Abrams.^[1] According to Kennedy, it was during the initial scripting phase that she realized Trevorrow wasn't the right person for the job;^[41] she attributed this to Trevorrow having not been present at the story conferences for The Force Awakens, during which a basic plan for the trilogy had been laid out.^[42] (Trevorrow went on to direct and co-write Jurassic World: Dominion, for which he viewed his Episode IX experience as a "practice run." Crewmembers from his Episode IX team joined him on the project.^[43])

Disney reportedly agreed to pay a fee to Paramount Pictures so that Abrams could make the film, as he had been in breach of contract with the latter by his involvement in The Force Awakens.^[44] Abrams pitched his story to Disney head Bob Iger in December 2017^[45] and had a script ready by February 2018.^[46] As he told Rolling Stone, "I had no intention to return. But when the opportunity presented itself to finish a story that we had begun with these new characters, to tell the last chapter of their story, it felt like there was a chance to do it in a way where we could go beyond, and do better than we did in Seven."^[47]

Due to the time constraints and pressure of returning to the series, Abrams asked Chris Terrio to co-write the film.^[12] In May 2018, he told The Wall Street Journal: "I had a bunch of ideas from the beginning, back on VII, of where the story would go. I just never in my wildest dreams thought I would have a chance to execute them."^[48] The creative team met with Lucas,^[49] Johnson, and Kasdan before writing the script;^[50] according to Abrams, Lucas explained many of his own ideas about the Force and the midi-chlorians.^[51] Terrio also spent some time doing extensive research into the Expanded Universe and recent Star Wars animation;^[52] he was influenced by many of those stories in writing the film, comparing the process to writing nonfiction: "When we would make a story decision, we were fully aware that this now will become canon, and so are we sure that this is the right story decision? Are we sure about it character-wise? Are we sure about it thematically? Does it seem like it gels with George's original intentions from Episode IV? Does it gel with what we learned in the prequels and what we learned in the sequel trilogy?"^[53] He thought of the core characters as analogous to children of revolutionaries who fought in the War of 1812.^[54]

Abrams and Terrio were determined to make a film that would conclude the Skywalker saga and tie together the previous eight chapters.^[49]^[55] The pair began the process by writing ideas on a series of dry erase boards at Bad Robot, and then transferring them to a Microsoft Word document.^[56] They would also meet in coffee shops to discuss the script, at which they would use code names to refer to the characters.^[57] During the process, they collaborated on ideas with Kennedy, Michelle Rejwan, Rick Carter, Roger Guyett, Kevin Jenkins, Michael Kaplan, and Neal Scanlan.^[53] Kennedy and Rejwan gave them certain narrative beats that had to be hit.^[58] Kennedy described the process to Gizmodo: "Nobody was being overly polite. If you didn't think something made sense. If you couldn't follow it, if you thought, from a fan's point of view, that you're stepping outside the lines and it was a bogus kind of thinking, no one was afraid to say that because we knew how important this was to get right. And we didn't let things go."^[42] Abrams also described it as "this crazy challenge that could have been a wildly uncomfortable contortion of ideas and shoving in of answers and Band-Aids and bridges … I feel like we've gotten to a place–without jinxing anything–where we might have something incredibly special."^[12] Terrio is quoted in The Art of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker as saying "I've never rewritten a film as much as this one. It's like a tide. There's a new script every morning. But we just keep going at it and going at it, loosely thinking that it's not good enough. It's never good enough."^[59]

The writers revisited some of the ideas Abrams and Kasdan had for The Force Awakens,^[60] and also used some ideas that were present in Trevorrow's script.^[31] Some major elements of the plot originated in a 2014 Lucasfilm story meeting: Leia being involved in bringing her son back to the light, the notion of Leia being a mentor to Rey, and Rey being a metaphorical Skywalker.^[61] Certain aspects of the story changed significantly during pre-production,^[62] and the film had frequent dialogue changes from day to day.^[63]^[41] According to Pablo Hidalgo, Lucas and Michael Arndt's original plan was that Episode IX's villain would come out of hiding on Coruscant.^[64] Producer Kathleen Kennedy claimed that Palpatine's return (an idea first used in Star Wars: Dark Empire) was planned from the beginning,^[65] although Trevorrow believed it was a new idea by Abrams.^[31] According to Terrio, he and Abrams didn't use anything from Trevorrow's script, although "There may have been certain elements that we used that had been in the original script and we weren't aware of it. The Guild makes the determination about those things."^[66] Regardless, Trevorrow and his frequent writing partner Derek Connolly received story credits in the final film.^[4] In regards to The Last Jedi's influence on the film, Abrams told Esquire: "As a filmmaker, working on episode IX, amazingly, nothing that he [Rian Johnson] did in Last Jedi got in the way of things that we had talked about wanting to do down the line, ideas that I had about where things might go, so… it wasn't like his story somehow derailed the things I wanted to pursue. In fact, strangely, they might have even helped strengthen them because we got to make some choices that sort of take advantage of the fact that Rian hadn't done the things that we were thinking about doing."^[67]

Lucasfilm dispelled rumors that it would digitally recreate Fisher in future films.^[68] Fisher's brother Todd said that he and Billie Lourd had granted Lucasfilm rights to use footage of her.^[69] Kennedy initially claimed that Ms. Fisher would not appear in the film,^[70] though Abrams later confirmed that Ms. Fisher would appear in the film via unused footage from The Force Awakens.^[5] Mr. Fisher credited this decision to Abrams,^[71] who said, "It was like finding this impossible answer to this impossible question."^[72] According to Mr. Fisher: "There's a lot of minutes of footage. I don't mean just outtakes. This is unused, new content that could be woven into the storyline. That's what's going to give everybody such a great kick. It's going to look like it was meant to be. Like it was shot yesterday."^[73] He also claimed that unused footage from The Last Jedi would also be used,^[74] but Abrams later clarified that no footage from that film was used due to nothing substantial being available.^[75] Ultimately, ILM placed Fisher's facial performance onto a digital body, with an on-set stand-in serving as a visual reference for the actors. This allowed the character to be placed in new locations, and for the effects artists to give her different clothes and a new hairstyle that would be unique to The Rise of Skywalker.^[76]

Production[]

"We went into this movie very much in the mindset that this has to be conclusive. It has to. You have to get some answers. You have to learn some things."

―J.J. Abrams^[77]

Episode IX Wrap — Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, and Oscar Isaac on the set of the film, having completed filming

Principal photography began at Pinewood Studios on August 1, 2018,^[5]^[78] under the working title of "trlXie" (originally "Black Diamond").^[79]^[80] Production also took place in Wadi Rum, Jordan (the same filming location for Jedha in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) for three weeks.^[81] Some sequences were filmed with 65mm film and IMAX cameras.^[82]^[83] Because the film was under a shortened production timeline, the crew had to shoot everything they needed during principal photography,^[84] and Maryann Brandon began editing on set.^[85] Matt Smith was initially set to play a role in the film,^[86] but by early 2019 the actor was no longer involved;^[87] When he later spoke to the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Smith described his character as "a really groovy part and concept. It was a big thing, it was a big story detail, a transformative 'Star Wars' story detail and it never got quite over the line."^[88]

Abrams felt less creatively constrained in making The Rise of Skywalker than he did with The Force Awakens,^[89] citing Rian Johnson's work on The Last Jedi as the inspiration:^[90] "Rian helped remind me that that's why we're on these movies—not to just do something that you've seen before."^[91] According to Poe Dameron actor Oscar Isaac, the shooting of The Rise of Skywalker allowed for more improvisation than The Force Awakens or The Last Jedi: "It's a testament to J.J. coming back and feeling confident. There's less pressure for it to be right. We just want to make a good movie and have a really good time while doing it."^[92] Abrams shot many of the character interactions in long takes, with actors sometimes coming up with their own lines.^[93] Daisy Ridley also commented: "There was this thing: JJ would ask us to do the scene without speaking, just to feel the emotional… whatever. He was like, 'You never know what could come up.' We did that a couple of times. Then it became a joke, because we would just wet ourselves laughing."^[94]

Prior to shooting, members of the cast were trained in various specialties to prepare for the shoot, such as kickboxing,^[95] horseback riding, using a bow-and-arrow and holding a gun.^[96]^[97] Ridley performed the majority of her character's stunts herself.^[98] Filmmaker Kevin Smith visited the set (just as he did for The Force Awakens) and described what he saw: "Biggest set I've ever seen in my life. The dude's not directing a movie, it's like he's directing a small country."^[99] The script was under even greater security than those of previous films, with actors not allowed to take copies home;^[100]^[101]^[102] despite this, a copy was put up for sale on eBay, after Finn actor John Boyega accidentally left it under his bed and it was found by a cleaning person. However, Lucasfilm was warned about it and recovered the script before someone could buy it.^[103]^[104] By December 11, 2018, Hamill had worked for "about a week" on the film, but had yet to shoot most of his scenes, which he expected to do alongside his work on the TV series Knightfall.^[101]

Filming wrapped on February 15, 2019.^[105] Reshoots reportedly took place between late September and mid-October at Bad Robot Productions.^[106]

Post-production[]

John Williams had begun work on the musical score by May 2019,^[107] and was scheduled to begin recording in June.^[108] Recording took a total of 11 days from July through November of 2019.^[109] Williams said that it will most likely be his final Star Wars project.^[7]

The film was the first project for a new ILM division in Sydney, Australia.^[110] The Luke/Leia flashback scene was created by using the facial likenesses of the characters from The Empire Strikes back and Return of the Jedi, with Billie Lourd acting as a stand-in for Leia.^[111] Abrams told Entertainment Weekly that the film had significantly less post-production time than normal, and that it was "literally a practical race to get it finished." However, he felt more confident about The Rise of Skywalker than he had The Force Awakens.^[95] The editing of The Rise of Skywalker was finished on November 24, 2019.^[112] Taken as a whole, Abrams described the film as "the most challenging" project he'd ever been involved with.^[113]^[114]

Release[]

Reveals and release[]

"The beauty of working with Chris Terrio and producing with Kathleen Kennedy is that I think we have found a way — I hope, it's up for you to decide — to bring this story to a conclusion in a way that feels satisfying, surprising, amusing, shocking, all the ways that a story should make you feel."

―J.J. Abrams^[115]

The film was originally scheduled for release on May 24, 2019,^[116] but was later pushed back to December 20,^[8] giving the May 24 date to the live-action remake of Aladdin.^[117] Footage was first publicly screened at Disney's March 8 investor's conference,^[118] and briefly at CinemaCon 2019 as part of a montage of upcoming Disney films.^[119] The film was featured in a panel at Celebration Chicago, featuring director/co-writer J.J. Abrams and producer Kathleen Kennedy.^[120] The teaser trailer debuted at this event,^[121] which also revealed the film's title and teaser poster.^[122] During the convention, Abrams, Kennedy, and members of the cast were interviewed for Good Morning America.^[50]^[123] The film was featured in the May issue of Vanity Fair,^[89] the November issues of Empire,^[124] Entertainment Weekly and Rolling Stone,^[95]^[125]^[114] the December issue of People,^[126] and the January 2020 issue of Empire.^[127] A panel was held at the 2019 D23 Expo, featuring cast and crew, with the reveal of a new teaser poster and two show casings of footage;^[128]^[129] The latter of the two was later released online and aired on television.^[130]

The cast and crew made a number of television appearances to promote the film, including Good Morning America,^[103]^[131]^[132]^[133]^[134] The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,^[135] The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,^[136]^[137] Live with Kelly and Ryan,^[138]^[139] Late Night with Seth Meyers,^[140] and Jimmy Kimmel Live!.^[141] The cast and crew participated in a livestream Q&A on December 2,^[142] a press conference on December 4.^[143]^[144] Brazil's Comic Con Experience on December 7,^[145] and the film's Japan premiere on December 11.^[146] On December 12, Amazon.com released an exclusive behind-the-scenes video.^[147] Tickets went on sale October 21,^[148] followed by the release of the final trailer on Monday Night Football and the theatrical poster.^[149]^[150] Lucasfilm collaborated with Porsche on a new Star Wars spaceship design that was built for the film's premiere,^[151] named the Tri-Wing S-91x Pegasus Starfighter.^[152] Beginning on December 18, AMC Theaters held a 27+ hour marathon of Episodes I through VIII, leading up to Episode IX.^[153] Adam Driver, Greg Grunberg and Mark Hamill each held Omaze fundraisers for which winners could attend the film's U.S. premiere,^[154]^[155]^[156] which was held on December 16.^[157] As happened with The Force Awakens,^[158] a dying fan was given a screening of the film, with Bob Iger himself confirming it on Twitter.^[159]

Merchandising[]

In November 2018, Lucasfilm debuted the animated shorts Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures as an introduction to the saga for children, beginning a year-long lead-up to the film.^[160] In December 2018, Topps began a year-long campaign, dubbed "Star Wars Galactic Moments: Countdown to Episode IX," in which three cards were released each week leading up to the release of the film.^[161] Sith trooper merchandise debuted in stores on September 1, 2019,^[162] while the film's main merchandise push began on October 4, 2019, known as Triple Force Friday. Aside from The Rise of Skywalker, the event debuted merchandise for the TV series The Mandalorian and the video game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.^[163]

Lucasfilm partnered with eight product brands to promote the film: Bose, Dannon, General Electric, General Mills, Porsche, Samsung, McDonald's, and United Airlines^[164]—with each ad campaign beginning on November 1.^[165] Like with The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, the months leading up to the debut of The Rise of Skywalker saw the release of tie-in novels, short stories, comics, reference books, and activity books known collectively as Journey to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. (Additional books would be released throughout 2020, including the novel, junior novel, and graphic novel adaptations of the film and the Art of book. The )^[166] A comic adaptation from Marvel Comics was planned but ultimately canceled.^[167] Star Tours: The Adventures Continue introduced The Rise of Skywalker–themed content.^[168] Funko released an animated short inspired by the film.^[169]^[170] Lucasfilm hosted Star Wars Nights at NBA games in December 2019 and January 2020.^[171]

Several Disney-owned video games were updated with content from the film: Disney Emoji Blitz, Disney Magic Kingdoms, Star Wars: Commander, Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes,^[172] and Star Wars Battlefront II.^[173] Beginning on December 12, Fortnite rolled out a series of The Rise of Skywalker skins and emotes,^[174] and on December 14 previewed a scene from the film in an in-game event.^[175]^[176] (The event concluded with exclusive Palpatine dialogue that has been interpreted as the transmission mentioned in the film's opening crawl.^[177]) Roblox also featured tie-in elements with the film.^[178] The video game LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga will include levels from the film.

Home video[]

While schedule for release on March 17, the film became available on most digital platforms in HD and 4K Ultra HD on March 13.^[179] A number of physical releases followed on March 31, including a Multiscreen Edition (Blu Ray and Digital Code), an Ultimate Collector's Edition (4K, Blu Ray, and Digital Code) and a DVD edition; Best Buy, Target, and Wal Mart will offer exclusive versions of the sets, as well as a 27-disc "Skywalker Saga" set (4K, Blu Ray, Digital Code) exclusive to Best Buy.^[180]

Special features include:

The Skywalker Legacy – The story lives forever in this feature-length documentary that charts the making of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
Pasaana Pursuit: Creating the Speeder Chase – Dive into the making of the movie's epic landspeeder chase and discover how this spectacular sequence was brought to the screen.
Aliens in the Desert – See what it took to create the Pasaana desert scenes, from the sheer scale and complexity of the shoot to its colorful details.
D-O: Key to the Past – Explore the ship that connects Rey to the mystery of her missing parents and get to know the galaxy's newest, irresistible droid.
Warwick & Son – Warwick Davis, who played Wicket in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, dons the Ewok costume once more; this time joined by his son Harrison.
Cast of Creatures – The team behind the film's memorable creatures reveal the puppetry, makeup, prosthetics and digital magic that bring them to life!
The Maestro's Finale – Composer John Williams reflects on his body of work for the Star Wars saga and shares insights on scoring Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Digital Exclusive).

The Target exclusive edition features A Final Alliance bonus featurette 25 minutes in length focusing on the ships and effects of the film.

The film was released on Disney+ on May 4, 2020—two months earlier than originally planned.^[181]

Reception[]

The Rise of Skywalker opened to $177 million domestic and $376 million worldwide box office.^[182] Notably, it performed poorly in China, continuing a downward trend from The Force Awakens.^[183] The film went on to make over $1.074 billion worldwide.^[184] The film has proven to be divisive amongst the Star Wars fanbase. Ridley has stated she is upset by this reputation because she does not want fans to feel like they walked away with something they do not like.^[185]

The Rise of Skywalker received three nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards: Best Original Score, Best Sound Editing, and Best Visual Effects.^[186]

Continuity[]

In the LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales episode "Exit from Endor," R2-D2 has a backup of C-3PO's memories, which causes his eyes to glow when installed.^[187] The film claims via Kylo Ren that Rey's parents "sold [her] to protect her," but this was recontextualized by the novel Shadow of the Sith,^[188] which actually depicted the events surrounding Rey's final days with her parents, who were identified as Dathan and Miramir.^[189] Instead of selling her, Dathan and Miramir actually paid Unkar Plutt with a songsteel charm to keep Rey hidden on Jakku.^[188]

Media[]

Poster gallery[]

Cover gallery[]

Credits[]

By type

Cast

Carrie Fisher as Leia Organa (archive footage)^[190]
Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker^[190] and Boolio (voice; credited as "Patrick Williams")^[191]
Adam Driver as Kylo Ren^[190]
Daisy Ridley as Rey^[190]
John Boyega as Finn^[190]
Oscar Isaac as Poe Dameron^[190]
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO^[190]
Naomi Ackie as Jannah^[190]
Domhnall Gleeson as General Hux^[190]
Richard E. Grant as General Pryde^[190]
Lupita Nyong'o as Maz Kanata^[190]
Keri Russell as Zorii Bliss^[190]
Joonas Suotamo as Chewbacca^[190]
Kelly Marie Tran as Rose Tico^[190]
Ian McDiarmid as Emperor Palpatine^[190]
Billy Dee Williams as Lando Calrissian^[190]
Greg Grunberg as Snap Wexley^[190]
Shirley Henderson as Babu Frik^[190]
Billie Lourd as Lieutenant Connix^[190]
Dominic Monaghan as Beaumont^[190]
Hassan Taj as R2-D2^[190]
Lee Towersey as R2-D2^[190]
Brian Herring as BB-8 performer^[190]
Dave Chapman as BB-8 performer^[190]
J.J. Abrams as D-O (voice)^[190]
- Robin Guiver as D-O performer^[190]
- Lynn Robertson Bruce as D-O performer^[190]
Claire Roi Harvey as Maz Kanata performer^[190]
Richard Coombs as Maz Kanata performer^[190]
Matt Denton as Maz Kanata performer^[190]
Nick Kellington as Klaud^[190], Amuncie Tidian, and Dellso Prin
Mandeep Dhillon as Lieutenant Garan^[190]
Alison Rose as Lieutenant Draper^[190]
Amanda Lawrence as Commander D'Acy^[190]
Tanya Moodie as General Parnadee^[190]
Simon Paisley Day as General Quinn^[190]
Geff Francis as Admiral Griss^[190]
Amanda Hale as Officer Kandia^[190]
Amir El-Masry as Commander Trach^[190]
Aidan Cook as Boolio^[190]
Patrick Williams (pseudonym for Mark Hamill)^[191] as Boolio (voice)^[190]
Martin Wilde as Knight of Ren^[190]
Anton Simpson-Tidy as Knight of Ren^[190]
Lukaz Leong as Knight of Ren^[190]
Tom Rodgers as Knight of Ren^[190]
Joe Kennard as Knight of Ren^[190]
Ashley Beck as Knight of Ren^[190]
Bryony Miller as First Order Officer^[190]
Cyril Nri as First Order Officer^[190]
Angela Christian as First Order Officer^[190]
Indra Ové as First Order Officer^[190]
Richard Bremmer as First Order Officer^[190]
Mark Richard Durden-Smith as First Order Officer^[190]
Andrew Havill as First Order Officer^[190]
Nasser Memarzia as First Order Officer^[190]
Patrick Kennedy as First Order Officer^[190]
Aaron Neil as Resistance Officer^[190]
Joe Hewetson as Resistance Officer^[190]
Raghad Chaar as Resistance Officer^[190]
Mimi Ndiweni as Resistance Officer^[190]
Tom Wilton as Colonel Aftab Ackbar^[190]
Chris Terrio as Colonel Aftab Ackbar (voice)^[190]
Kiran Shah as Nambi Ghima^[190]
Debra Wilson as Nambi Ghima (voice)^[190]
Josef Altin as Pilot Vanik^[190]
Vinette Robinson as Pilot Tyce^[190]
Mike Quinn as Nien Nunb^[190]
Kipsang Rotich as Nien Nunb (voice)^[190]
Annie Firbank as Tatooine Elder^[190]
Diana Kent as General Engell^[190]
Warwick Davis as Wicket W. Warrick^[190]
Harrison Davis as Pommet Warrick^[190]
Elliot Hawkes as Spice Runner^[190]
John Williams as Oma Tres^[190]
Philicia Saunders as Tabala Zo^[190]
Nigel Godrich as FN-2802^[190]
Dhani Harrison as FN-0878^[190]
J.D. Dillard as FN-1226^[190]
Dave Hearn as FN-0606^[190]
Rochenda Sandall as Sith Fleet Officer^[190]
Jacob Fortune-Lloyd as Sith Fleet Officer^[190]
Andreea Diac as Lander Pilot^[190]
Liam Cook as Ochi of Bestoon^[190]
Denis Lawson as Wedge Antilles^[190]
Carolyn Hennesy as Domine Lithe^[190]
Paul Kasey as C'ai Threnalli^[190]
Matthew Wood as C'ai Threnalli (voice)^[190]
James Earl Jones as Darth Vader (voice)^[190]
Andy Serkis as Snoke (voice)^[190]
Josefine Irrera Jackson as Young Rey^[190]
Cailey Fleming as Young Rey^[190]
Jodie Comer as Rey's Mother^[190]
Billy Howle as Rey's Father^[190]
Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker (voice)^[190]
Olivia d'Abo as Luminara Unduli (voice)^[190]
Ashley Eckstein as Ahsoka Tano (voice)^[190]
Jennifer Hale as Aayla Secura (voice)^[190]
Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu (voice)^[190]
Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (voice)^[190]
Alec Guinness as Obi-Wan Kenobi (voice)^[190]
Frank Oz as Yoda (voice)^[190]
Angelique Perrin as Adi Gallia (voice)^[190]
Freddie Prinze Jr. as Kanan Jarrus (voice)^[190]
Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon Jinn (voice)^[190]

Additional voices

David Acord^[190]
Dan Adler^[190]
Dee Bradley Baker^[190]
Verona Blue^[190]
Steve Blum^[190]
Dave Boat^[190]
David W. Collins^[190]
Jonathan Dixon^[190]
Terri Douglas^[190]
Robin Atkin Downes^[190]
Amanda Foreman^[190]
Janina Gavankar^[190]
Grey Griffin^[190]
Stefan Grube^[190]
Bobby Hall^[190]
Mike Holland^[190]
Karen Huie^[190]
Tom Kane^[190]
Lex Lang^[190]
Vanessa Lengies^[190]
Yuri Lowenthal^[190]
Vanessa Marshall^[190]
Donald Mustard^[190]
Nicole Nasca^[190]
Michelle Rejwan^[190]
Julian Stone^[190]
Tara Strong^[190]
Fred Tatasciore^[190]
James Arnold Taylor^[190]
Jessica Tuck^[190]
Karl Urban^[190] as Steadfast First Order stormtrooper^[192]
Reggie Watts^[190] as Disguised Lando Calrissian (voice)^[193]
Debra Wilson^[190]
Sam Witwer^[190]
Matthew Wood^[190]

Uncredited cast

Billie Lourd as Young Leia Organa (uncredited)^[194]
Samantha Alleyne as Stormtrooper,^[195] Sith Trooper^[195] and Allie Samta^[196]
Elizabeth Ansari as Elna Zibsara^[197]
Jake Lunt Davies as a Snivvian^[198]
Warwick Davis as Wizzich Mozzer^[199]
Lucy Feng as Lega Fossang^[200]
Harrison Ford as Han Solo
Sally Guinness as Supreme Council member^[201]
Raiyah bint Hussein as Jaiyna Sibinth^[202]
Lukaz Leong as Young Luke Skywalker^[203]
Lin-Manuel Miranda as Soldier^[204]
Ed Sheeran as a First Order stormtrooper^[204] and Engi Golba^[205]

Crew

Directed by — J.J. Abrams^[190]
Screenplay by — Chris Terrio & J.J. Abrams^[190]
Story by — Derek Connolly & Colin Trevorrow and J.J. Abrams & Chris Terrio^[190]
Based on Characters Created by — George Lucas^[190]
Produced by — Kathleen Kennedy, p.g.a., J.J. Abrams, p.g.a., Michelle Rejwan, p.g.a.^[190]
Executive Producers — Callum Greene, Tommy Gormley, Jason McGatlin^[190]
Director of Photography — Dan Mindel, ASC, BSC^[190]
Production Designers — Rick Carter, Kevin Jenkins^[190]
Edited by — Maryann Brandon, ACE, Stefan Grube^[190]
Music by — John Williams^[190]
Costume Designer — Michael Kaplan^[190]
Co-Producers — Pippa Anderson, Candice Campos, Chris Furia^[190]
Visual Effects Supervisor — Roger Guyett^[190]
Special Creature Effects by — Neal Scanlan^[190]
Visual Effects Producers — Janet Lewin, Stacy Bissell, TJ Falls^[190]
Special Effects Supervisor — Dominic Tuohy^[190]
Casting by — Nina Gold, CSA, CDG, April Webster, CSA, Alyssa Weisberg, CSA^[190]
A Lucasfilm LTD. Production^[190]
A Bad Robot Production^[190]
Unit Production Managers — D.J. Carson, Kate Hazell, Callum Greene^[190]
First Assistant Director — Tommy Gormley^[190]
Key Second Assistant Director — Joey Coughlin^[190]
Production Controller/Associate Producer — Nour Dardari^[190]
Second Unit Director — Victoria Mahoney^[190]
Supervising Art Director — Paul Inglis^[190]
Visual Effects and Animation by — Industrial Light & Magic a Lucasfilm Ltd. Company^[190]
ILM Visual Effects Supervisor — Patrick Tubach^[190]
ILM Animation Supervisor — Paul Kavanagh^[190]
Lucasfilm Design Supervisor — James Clyne^[190]
Visual Effects Producer — Kevin Elam^[190]
Supervising Music Editor — Ramiro Belgardt^[190]
Post Production Supervisors — Susan E. Novick, Mark Harris^[190]
Lucasfilm Post Production — Mike Blanchard^[190]
Supervising Sound Editors — Matthew Wood, David Acord^[190]
Sound Designer — David Acord^[190]
Re-Recording Mixers — Andy Nelson, Christopher Scarabosio^[190]
Stunt Coordinator — Eunice Huthart^[190]
Assistant Stunt Coordinator — Marc Mailley^[190]
Fight Coordinator — Mike Lambert^[190]
Key Stunt Utility — Dave Fisher^[190]
Key Stunt Utility & Stunt Rigger Supervisor — Tolga Kenan^[190]
Vehicle Sequence Supervisor — Evangelos Grecos^[190]
Stunt Performers — Talila Craig, Katie McDonnell, Ashley Beck, Martin Wilde, Elliot Hawkes, Joe Kennard, Daniel Rawlins, Andy Wareham, Kierron Quest, Joel Adrian, Rubie Planson, Arie Dekker, Lukaz Leong, Tom Rodgers, Troy Kenchington, Jamie Goulding, Anton Simpson-Tidy, Matt Da Silva, Willie Ramsay, Aldonio (Danny) Freitas, Michael Byrch, Marie Mouroum, Lewis Young, Luke Tumber, Andrew Burford, William Willoughby, James Harris, Mens-Sana Tamakloe, Theo Morton, Richard Hansen, Adrian McGaw, Freddie Mason, Lloyd Bass, John Macdonald, Martin Pemberton, Kim McGarrity, Ramon Alvarez, Mark Archer, Adam Bowman, Marvin Campbell, Nickolas Chopping, Ben Collins, David Collom, Tom Cotton, James Cox, Matt Crook, Nicholas Daines, Tim Davies, James Dobb, Paul Edmondson, Rachael Evelyn, Bradley Farmer, Doren Farmer, Pete Ford, Matthew Fraser-Dawson, Eduardo Gago, Paul Ginns, Jonty Green, Lawrence Hansen, Rob Herring, Maria Hippolyte, Robert Hladik, Jan Holicek, Fizz Hood, Jessica Hooker, James Horan, Rob Hunt, Robbie Keane, George Kirby, Christian Knight, Bogdan Kumsackij, Claire Lawrence, Andre Layne, Felix Leech, Sarah Lochlan, Sonny Louis, Kye McKee, Elliot Murray, Benos Noble, Joseph Paxton, Rashid Pheonix, Laurent Plancel, Charles Ramsay, Fabio Santos, Hasit Savani, Luke Scott, Jake Shallcross, Anthony Skrimshire, Jonny Stockwell, Leos Stransky, Josie Forman, Grace Franzl, Victoria Leung, Harley Durst, Martin Vose, Richard Wheeldon, Nicholas Yang Wang, Olivia Slee^[190]
Stunt Riggers — Clive Goble, Peter Robinson, Kevin Lyons, Sam Trimming^[190]
Stunt Department Coordinator — Clare Glass^[190]
Creature & Droid Puppeteers — Brian Herring, Dave Chapman, Paul Kasey, Robin Guiver, Lynn Robertson Bruce, Phill Woodfine, Derek Arnold, Liam Cook, Richard Garaghty, Claire Roi Harvey, Nick Kellington, Wim Oppenheimer, Mohsen Nouri, Aidan Cook, Patrick Comerford, Tom Wilton, Richard Coombs, Colin Purves, Barbara Fadden, Robert Nairne, Kiran Shah, Liam Wright, Hugh Purves, Mike Quinn, Matt Lyons, Damian Farrell, Stephanie Silva, Cavin Cornwall, Charlotte Louise, Matt Denton, Ali Sarebani, Rebecca Van Cleave, Alison McGowan, Jake Pogson, Arti Shah, Hassan Taj, James Henri-Thomas, Benedict Stewardson, Jessica Bishop, Warwick Davis, Phill Martin, Kez Anderson, Steven Kynman, Nathalie Cuzner, Peter Liddell, Lee Towersey, Sophie White, Sam Prentice, Sacha Choat, Andre Gilbert, Latesha Wilson, Mike Filippidis, Mark Jefferis, Colin Jackman, Adrian Parish, Harrison Davis, Tim Berry, Jake Lunt Davies, Louis Wiltshire, Pete Hawkins, James Feurtado, Giles Hannagan, Darren Nevin^[190]
ADR Voice Casting — Terri Douglas^[190]
ADR Mixers, Goldcrest Films, London — Mike Tehrani, Maria Kelly^[190]
ADR Mixers, Harbor Picture Company — Bobby Johanson, Mike Rivera^[190]
ADR Mixers, Walt Disney Studios — Doc Kane, Jeanette Browning^[190]
ADR Mixers, Skywalker Sound — Matthew Wood, Trey Turner^[190]
Lucasfilm Production Manager — Adam Teeuw^[190]
Production Manager – Foreign Locations — Martin Joy^[190]
Production Supervisor — Andy Surry^[190]
Production Coordinator — Lebo “Boo” Motjuoadi^[190]
Set Decorator — Rosemary Brandenburg^[190]
Property & Weapons Master — Jamie Wilkinson^[190]
Construction Manager — Malcolm Roberts^[190]
Chief Lighting Technician — Perry Evans^[190]
Key Grip — Gary Hymns^[190]
Second Unit Director Of Photography — Andrew Rowlands^[190]
Second Unit Unit Production Manager — Ben Dixon^[190]
Second Unit First Assistant Director — Stewart Hamilton^[190]
Additional Conceptual Designs by — Darren Gilford^[190]

Art

Senior Art Director — Philip Sims^[190]
Art Directors — Matt Wynne, Jim Barr, Claire Fleming, Liam Georgensen, Patrick Harris, Ashley Lamont, Mike Stallion^[190]
Art Department Manager — Fliss Jaine^[190]
Storyboard Artist — David Allcock^[190]
Standby Art Director — Peter James^[190]
Art Director (Action Vehicles) — Oliver van der Vijver^[190]
Assistant Art Directors (Action Vehicles) — Madhav Kidao, Matt Sims^[190]
Art Director (Action Vehicles Workshop) — Richard Campling^[190]
Assistant Art Directors — Roxana Alexandru, Petra Balogh, Jake Hall, Charlotte Leatherland, Hugh McClelland, Laura Miller, Kristen Maloney^[190]
Concept Artists — Adam Brockbank, Bob Cheshire, Jon McCoy, Stephen Tappin, Christian Alzmann, Ryan Church, Rodolfo Damagio, Yanick Dusseault, Sean Hargreaves, Phil Saunders, Erik Tiemens, Adam Baines, Andrée Wallin^[190]
Draughtsmen — Georgina Goldman, Lizzie Osborne, Johanna Sansom, Sara Taddei, Andrew Tilhoo, Chris Vincent^[190]
Lead Modeller — Robert Jose^[190]
Concept Model Makers — Colin Armitage, Mark O’Kane^[190]
3D Set Designers — Rebekah Bukhbinder, Ian Bunting^[190]
Model Maker — Lisa Royle^[190]
Art Department Coordinator — Louise Dobson^[190]
Assistant Model Maker — Jack Cave^[190]
Specialist Researcher — Gina De Ferrer^[190]
Junior Draughtspersons — Charlotte Anthony, Matt Francis, Georgia Grant^[190]
Senior Digital Asset Manager — Kyle Wetton^[190]
Asset Archivist — Sarah Sanderson^[190]
Digital Asset Managers — Genevieve Ferrier, Craig Skerry^[190]
Filmscape Coordinator — Amee Carter^[190]
Assistant Digital Assets — Pavel Kvatch^[190]
BFI Art Department Assistant — Isla Bousfield-Donohoe^[190]
Art Department Intern — Henry Abrams^[190]
Art Department Assistants — Madeleine Dymond, Matthew Geldard, Emma Graveling^[190]
Lucasfilm Art Department
- VP & Head of Design — Doug Chang^[190]
- Art Department Production Manager — Genevieve Elkin^[190]
- Art Department Associate Production Manager — Jennifer Hsyu^[190]
- Art Department Coordinator — Darnie Galloway^[190]
- Art Department Assistant — Madeleine Sandrolini^[190]
- Concept Artist — Richard Lim^[190]
- Concept Modeller — Colie Wertz^[190]
- Practical Model Maker — John Goodson^[190]
- Researcher — Phil Szostak^[190]

Set Decoration

Location Set Decorator — Andrew McCarthy^[190]
Production Buyer — Corina Floyd^[190]
Assistant Set Decorators — Samantha Redwood, Chloe James^[190]
Assistant Buyers — Lucie Bourgeau, Helen Player^[190]
Art Directors - Props — Oliver Roberts, Lydia Fry, Daniel Nussbaumer^[190]
Petty Cash Buyer — Chloe Taylor^[190]
Assistant Art Director - Props — Clara Gomez Del Moral^[190]
Lead Graphic Designer — Dan Burke^[190]
Draughtspersons — Anita Rajkumar, Kate Pickthall, Helen Dawson, Andy Proctor^[190]
Concept Artist — Chris Rosewarne^[190]
Graphic Designers — Hannah Kons, Dominic Sikking^[190]
Junior Draughtsperson — Hannah Wiessler Leas^[190]
Assistant Graphic Designer — Josie Kealy^[190]
Set Dec Assistants — Joseph Sanchez, Hannah Gautrey^[190]
Drapesmaster — Jesse Jones^[190]
Drapesman — Alex Lewry, Chris Lewry, Daniel O’Brien, Davis Scott, Cleo Nethersole^[190]
Set Dec Coordinator — Eleanor Bailey^[190]
Supervising Painter - Set Dec — Carl Wildman^[190]
Supervising Carpenter - Set Dec — Jim McNeil^[190]
Chargehand Carpenter - Set Dec — Duncan McNeil^[190]
Chargehand Painters - Set Dec — James Wickison, Rob Dyson^[190]
Painters - Set Dec — Jamie Hall, Andrew Hampshire, Tony Romero, Philip Hawley^[190]
Carpenters - Set Dec — Tim Lee, Ben Carty, Kevin McNeil^[190]
Craft Painters — Robert West, Richard Lancaster, Peter Rhodes, Keziah Armstrong^[190]
Researcher — Nicola Barnes^[190]
Computer Playback by — Compuhire^[190]
Playback Supervisor — Mark Jordan^[190]
Playback Technician — Sam Jones^[190]
Computer Graphics Design & Animation by — Blind Ltd^[190]
Computer Graphics Supervisor — Andrew Booth^[190]
Screen Graphics Designers — Shaun Yue, Steven Bussey, Charlie Middleton, Federico Pelat^[190]
Computer Graphics Producer — Helen Baker^[190]

Costume

Costume Supervisor — Dave Crossman^[190]
Wardrobe Supervisor — Neil Murphy^[190]
Assistant Costume Designers — Stella Atkinson, Vivienne Jones, Samantha Keeble^[190]
Assistant Costume Designer - Crowd — Mathew Stevenson-Wright^[190]
Junior Assistant Costume Designer — Carla Monvid Jenkinson^[190]
Wardrobe Master — William Steggle^[190]
Wardrobe Mistress — Joanna Campbell Lynch^[190]
HOD Costume Modeller — Pierre Bohanna^[190]
Assistant HOD Costume Modeller — Toby Hawkes^[190]
Chief Concept Artist — Glyn Dillon^[190]
Concept Artists — Calum Alexander Watt, Robert Rowley^[190]
Crowd Master — Aaron Timperley^[190]
Chief Textile Artist — Tim Shanahan^[190]
Costume Cutters — Jennifer Alford, Sarah Humphrey, Gary Page, Jochine Van Schuppen^[190]
Key Costume Prop Maker — Ian Jones^[190]
Costume Accountant/Coordinator — Eve Walker^[190]
Tailor — Lewis Westing^[190]
Assistant Costume Coordinator — Esther St John Gray^[190]
Costume Buyers — Sonia Booth, Selene Pearson^[190]
Key Costume Assistants — Calandra Meredith, Amanda Trewin, Cara Stevens, Adam Roach, Sally James^[190]
Costume Assistants — Maria Garces, Stephen Hyams, Charles Salmon, James Pavlou, Rupert Steggle, Chicky Serrano Moro, Elizabeth Essex, Chloe Murphy, Maite Chemin, Kieron Stone, Helen Jerome, Joanna East, Melissa Layton Skorepa, Robyn Manton, Lauren Newberry, Camille Moohan^[190]
Costume Makers — Kasia Chojnowska, Phoebe Allies, Jenny Wallin, Susan Bradbear, Helen Braham, Lorraine Burn, Lorraine Cooksley, Helena Bennett, Eniko Karadi, Elaine Mansouri, Zoe Taylor, Lisa Robinson, Sonny Roffel, Margarethe Schmoll, Jessica Davis, Rebecca Sellors, Natasha Freeman, Chan Chi Wan, Lorena Sias, Kate Collis^[190]
Senior Textile Artists — Mauricio Carneiro, Sadie Tilbury^[190]
Textile Artists — Libby Silva, Betty Lee, Sarah Lau^[190]
Senior Supervising Costume Modeller — John Weller^[190]
Supervising Costume Modeller — David Merryweather^[190]
Senior Costume Modellers — Victoria Hayes, Sam Williams^[190]
Costume Prop Makers — Henry Christopher, Victoria Burton Kelly, Kim Pickering^[190]
Costume FX Coordinator — Mark Woollard^[190]
Costume FX Modellers — Sophie Allen, Neil Ellis, Conor Breen, Elena Constantinou, Duncan Mude, Darren Howton, Antonio Lobetti, Jez Plumridge, Rob Matthews, Richard Thomas, Emma Pritty^[190]
Assistant Costume Modellers — Rachel Roberts, Harvey Smith, Alan Lenton, Alex MacKenzie, Martina Sandelin, Syd Nicholson^[190]
Costume FX Trainee Modellers — Joe Fysh, Lewis White, Carrie Webb, Louis Ball, Caroline Goring^[190]
Trainee Costume Modellers — Dan Weymouth, Francesca Maker, Eleanor Rose Brown, Beth Harris, Jennifer Webster, Ciara Doyle, Louis Guyn, Reece Lawlor^[190]
Costume Gangsman — Scott Walker^[190]
Costume Trainee - Future Skills Program — Monika Jezierska^[190]

Hair & Makeup

Hair Designer — Lisa Tomblin-Fitzpatrick^[190]
Makeup Designer — Amanda Knight^[190]
Key Hairdresser — Francesca Crowder^[190]
Key Makeup Artist — Deborah Taylor^[190]
Hairdresser — Nadine Mann^[190]
Makeup Artist — Chloe Grice^[190]
Hair & Makeup Crowd Supervisor — Zoe Clare Brown^[190]
Crowd Key Hair & Makeup Artist — Carolyn Cousins^[190]
Wig Maker — Alex Rouse^[190]
Crowd Junior Hair & Makeup Artist — Poppy Clouter^[190]
Hair & Makeup Artist - Ms. Ridley — Flora Moody^[190]
Hair & Makeup Artist - Mr. Boyega — Natalie Abizadeh^[190]
Makeup Artist - Mr. Driver — Amy Byrne^[190]
Barber - Mr. Boyega — Eph The Barber^[190]
Hair Stylist - Mr. Driver — Andrew Simonin^[190]
Makeup Artist - Mr. Ford — Bill Corso^[190]
Hair Colorist — Jenny Harling^[190]
Hair Stylist - Mr. Ford — Karen Asano-Myers^[190]
Hair & Makeup Trainees — Kashiya Hinds, Bonny Monger^[190]
Hair & Makeup Trainee - Future Skills Program — Yasmin Munro^[190]
Crowd Trainee — Alex Rapazzini^[190]
Digital Makeup by — Digital Makeup Group, LLC^[190]
- Bill Corso, Lisa Deaner, Jacquie Barnbrook, David Lake, Eric Hann, Andrew Mumford, Christian Boudman, Alyssa Knittel, Tony Como, Florent Villegas, Michael Frattasio, Jiajia Wang, Annie Amaya, Sharon Sheng, Prashant Singh Jasrotia, Naveen Gupta, Satish Bapurao Yele, Sunil Kumar, Naveen Chandra, Deepak Singh, Amitkumar Ravishankar Tiwari, Kalyanam Krishnamurthy, Girindra M. Gandhi, Venugopal Arobindan, Ramaprasad Puthiyedath^[190]
Additional artists from – fx3x, Ltd.^[190]

Production Office

Key Assistant Production Coordinator – Natalie Testa^[190]
Assistant Production Coordinators – Steven Baldwin, Augustin Dukes^[190]
Studio Coordinator – Anna Ringuet^[190]
UK Housing Coordinator — Janie Nugent^[190]
Production Secretaries — Timothy Noakes, Olivia Rust^[190]
Timesheet Assistant — Anna Bennett Squire^[190]
Key Production Assistant — Maxwell Boulton^[190]
Production Assistants — Claire Stratton, Teddy Walker^[190]
Production Assistant - Future Skills Program — Nathan Elemen^[190]
Head of Diversity & Training — Denise McShane^[190]
Cardington Production Supervisor — Michelle Wraight^[190]
Cardington APOC — Sarah Townsend^[190]

Accounting

Production Accountant — Sarah Trowse^[190]
US Location Accountant — Jennifer Jacobs^[190]
US Post Production Accountant — Troy McGatlin^[190]
Key First Assistant Accountant — Rachel Welch^[190]
First Assistant Accountant — Adrianne Ng^[190]
Key Payroll Accountant — Ciaran “Ciz” Moran^[190]
Payroll Accountant — Louise Green^[190]
Second Payroll Accountant — James Mann^[190]
Assistant Payroll Accountant — Megan Udall^[190]
Construction Accountant — Daniel Rivett^[190]
Assistant Construction Accountant — Natalie Harrower^[190]
Assistant Accountants — Sarah Bishop, Nathan Francis, Elizabeth Kerr, Charles Larcombe-Froude, Emma Niamh Sewell, Tom Reed^[190]
Accounts Clerk — Francesca Petrie^[190]
Cashier — Amy Morris^[190]
Accounts Trainee - Future Skills Program — Rebecca Timlett^[190]
Payroll Clerk — Kamilla J. Billing^[190]

Camera

A Camera Operator — Colin Anderson, SOC^[190]
A Camera First Assistant Camera — Sergius Nara^[190]
B Camera Operator — Graham Hall^[190]
B Camera First Assistant Camera — Robert Palmer^[190]
C Camera Operator — Carlos De Carvahlo^[190]
C Camera First Assistant Camera — Paul Wheeldon^[190]
A Camera Second Assistant Camera — Alex Collings^[190]
B Camera Second Assistant Camera — Alex Bender^[190]
C Camera Second Assistant Camera — Daniel Gamble^[190]
Central Loader — Alex Teale^[190]
Additional 2nd AC/Central Loader — Morgan Krishnamurthy-Spencer^[190]
Camera Trainee — Chester Milton^[190]
Camera Trainee - Future Skills Program — Ravi Ghelani^[190]

Script Supervisor — Dawn Gilliam^[190]
Script Coordinator — Ashley McMorrow^[190]
Assistant Script Coordinator — Lily Mindel^[190]
Script Trainee PA - Future Skills Program — Maria Christina Pal Pullen^[190]

Sound

Production Sound Mixer — Stuart Wilson, AMPS, CAS^[190]
First Assistants Sound — Orin Beaton, Thomas Fennell^[190]
Second Assistant Sound — David Giles^[190]
Sound Trainee - Future Skills Program — Michael Fearon^[190]
Sound Department Intern — Finn George^[190]

Video Assist

Video Playback Operator — Zoë Whittaker^[190]
Video Operator Assistant — George Pedol^[190]
Creatures Video Assistant — Alex McCormack^[190]
Video Trainee — Ali Olivier^[190]
Video Trainee PA - Future Skills Program — Saskia Dedman^[190]

Locations

Supervising Location Manager — Mally Chung^[190]
Location Manager - Jordan — Duncan Broadfoot^[190]
Studio Unit Manager — Jon Hills^[190]
Location Manager - UK — Lex Donovan^[190]
Assistant Studio Unit Manager — Sean Logan^[190]
Location Department Coordinator — Caterina Boselli-Vespignani^[190]
Studio Utility Driver — Ben Patton^[190]
Unit Managers — Jason Nightingale, Matt Craufurd, Carrick Welsh^[190]
Environmental Marshall — Herries Anderton^[190]
Studio Assistants — Matthew “Tennessee” Graham, Sammy Jackson, Martin Oliver, Jack Pickard^[190]
Location Scout — David O’Reilly^[190]
Assistant Unit Manager — Philip Gardner^[190]
Cardington Studio Assistant — Aleysha Minns^[190]
Studio Assistant - Future Skills Program — Monica Price^[190]

Editorial

Associate Editor — Jane Tones^[190]
VFX Editor — Martin Allan Kloner^[190]
First Assistant Editors — Warren Paeff, Robert Sealey^[190]
VFX Assistant Editor — Kerry Joseph Blackman^[190]
Second Assistant Editors — Armando Sánchez, Ben Cox, Calum Peters, Anahuac Valdez^[190]
Postvis Editor — Simon Burchell^[190]
3D Editor — Brett Schlaman^[190]
Third Assistant Editor — Jena Cheung^[190]
3D Assistant Editors — Kristin Derella, Kim Boritz-Brehm^[190]
Editorial Trainee - Future Skills Program — Harriet Kennedy^[190]
Post Production Coordinators — Diane Coote, Jane Winkles^[190]
Additional Sound Design — Robby Stambler^[190]
Post Production Assistants — Elizabeth Saltzman, Jake Truman, Matthew Wiggins^[190]

Visual Effects

VFX Production Manager — James Yeoman^[190]
VFX Associate Producer — Serge Riou^[190]
VFX Production Supervisor — Catherine Liu^[190]
VFX Coordinators — Cecy Falls, Erin Anderson^[190]
VFX Production Assistants — Tomas Battersby, Tori Aspinall, Ethan R. Graham^[190]
VFX Assistant Coordinator — Zoë Medcraft^[190]
In-House VFX Supervisor — Stefano Trivelli, Pauline Duvall^[190]
VFX Lead Data Wrangler — Jack George^[190]
In-House VFX Artist — Joe Divalerio^[190]
VFX Data Wrangler — Simon Chiu^[190]

Industrial Light & Magic

Visual Effects Supervisors — Daniele Bigi, Jeff Capogreco, Dan Snape, Nigel Sumner^[190]
Visual Effects Producers — Russell Lum, Kacy McDonald, Edward Randolph^[190]
Animation Supervisors — Stephen Aplin, Eric Leong, Lee McNair^[190]
CG Supervisors — Karin Cooper, Nihal Friedel, Steve Hardy, Malcolm Humphreys, Daniel Lobl, Victor Schutz Iv, Anthony Zwartouw,^[190]
Compositing Supervisors — Michael J. Allen, Sam Bassett, John J Galloway, Charles Lai, Jan Maroske, Jeff Sutherland^[190]
Asset And Environment Supervisors — Waldemar Bartkowiak, Jeffrey De Guzman, Clement Gerard, Bruce Holcomb, Ben Neall, Andy Proctor, John Seru, Dan Wheaton, Elvin Siew Xiangyou^[190]
Visual Effects Art Directors — Stephen Tappin, Chris Voy^[190]
Digital Artist Supervisors — Joakim Arnesson, Marco Carboni, Dave Dally, Samual Dawes, Nicolas Delbecq, Tim Dobbert, David Fish, Wes Franklin, Mauro Giacomazzo, Lee Graft, Trevor Hazel, Tobias Keip, Edmund Kolloen, George Kuruvilla, Kate Lee, David Marsh, Geordie Martinez, David Meny, Georges Nakhle, Sheauhorng Ng, Andrew Ritchie, John Sissen, Shivas Thilak, James R. Tooley, Mathieu Vig, Adom Yip^[190]
Lead Visual Effects Production Accountant — Pam Sinsheimer^[190]
Visual Effects Editors — Greg Hyman, Mark S. Wright^[190]
VFX Associate Producers — Maggie Leung, Nicole Matteson, Brooke Meacham, Eric Schroeder^[190]
Lead Digital Artists — Cernogorods Aleksei, Ryan B. Clarke, Claudio Bassi, Ken Beauchamp, Daniel Brkovic, Aaron Brown, Goncalo Cabaca, Tadeusz Chmiel, David Crispino, Ruben Diaz Hernandez, Julien Ducenne, Will Gallyot, Nathan Gardner, Thibault Gauriau, David Gottlieb, Alexis Hall, Rick Hankins, Travis Harkleroad, Jamie Haydock, Michael Hipp, John Iskandar, Mirang Kim, Martin Viktor Kulig, Ben Lambert, Martin Lapp, Votch Levi, Sean Mackenzie, Abel Milanés Betancourt, Masa Narita, Cameron Neilson, Rick O'Connor, Ellis Parry, Russell Paul, Simon "Duck" Rafin, Diego Rebello, Wesley Roberts, Grégoire Rochon, Jeremy Sawyer, Jeroen (J.) Schulte, Sam Schwier, Ben Tillmann, Aylwin Villanueva, John Walker, Sunny Li-Hsien Wei, Sam Wirch, Takashi "Tak" Yoshida^[190]
Digital Artists — Hayley Adams, Paul Adams, Tsao Min Adrian, Harsh Agrawal, Ben Aickin, Silvio Alberti, Pontus Albrecht, Shelby Albright, Daniel Alejo, Charles Alleneck, Juan Alonso, Cody Amos, Arild Anfinnsen, Siau Yene Ang, Wei Kian Ang, Asier Aparicio, Anthony Arnoux, Artin Aryaei, Audun Ase, Paul Ashall, Aleksandar Atanasov, Louise Aubertin, Nor Azman, Seung Yeop Baek, Lance Baetkey, Alexandre Bain, Anand Balasubramanian, Yunus Balcioglu, Philip Barnard, Kevin Barnhill, Tommy Barry, Ian Baxter, Arthur Bayard, Boyan Baynov, Nicolas Beaufays, Jean-Paul Beaulieu, Kevin Bell, Leonardo Bianchi, Andrea Biferi, Sabina Bihlmaier, Adam Blank, Joao Bogossian, Aron Bonar, Scott Bourne, David Bowman, Dylan Brinsbury-Magee, Dan Brittain, Jennifer Burke, Daniel Caffrey, Pau Calsina, Derrick Carlin, Tami Carter, Susana Fernández Casco, Erico Caselle, Michael Cashmore, Daniel Frade Castaneda, Edward Catley, Wayne Chan, Malavika Chandrakanth, Can Chang, Arrev Chantikian, Mathieu Chardonnet, Benjamin Charles, Georgie Chen, Yasmine Cheng, Eugene Matthew Cheong, Peter Chesloff, Kai Hsin Chin, Gan Sze Ching, Sandra Chocholska, Jung Youil Choi, Man Yu Chun (Christine), Lester James Chung, Mickael Coedel, Emanuele Comotti, Maria Corcho, Jean-Nicolas Costa, Krishnamurti Costa, Joseph Courtis, Richard Courtman, Kevin Couture, Ed Coy, Beth D'Amato, Miguel Santana Da Silva, Scott Dace, Katya Dashkovskaya, Peter Daulton, Scott Dawkins, Felipe de Lanteuil, Sarah De Schot, Ruth Deane, Stevie Denyer, Jeroen Desmet, Francois-Maxence Desplanques, Christopher Doerhoff, Thomas Døhlen, Khong Li Dong, Hannes Doornaert, Anand Dorairaj, Jorik Dozy, Thomas Duckett, Tristan Dunse, Peter Dworin, C. Michael Easton, Abdullah Ecirli, Adam Elkins, Harry Ellard, David Elwell, Juan A. Espigares Enriquez, Dan Enstrom, Karl Erlandsen, David R Espinoza, Raul Essig, Youngbin Eun, Kelly Isabelle Fan, Jenzel Fantolgo, Stefano Farci, Alison Farmer, Conny Fauser, Jasmin Fedder, Andreas Feix, Javier Fernandez, Jake Ferris, Kiel Figgins, Dan Finnegan, Fabrizio Fioretti, Marco Juan Roxas Firme, Brian Flynn, Rebecca Forth, German Casado Fraga, Lince Kollanoor Francis, Justin Francis-Mcleish, Ludovic Fregé, Chris Fryer, David Fuhrer, Martin C. Furman, Daniel Stefan Gagiu, Miguel Garcao, Joana Garrido, Hongfei Geng, Tau Gerber, Angela Giannoni, Walter Gilbert, Ranjit Singh Gill, Geoffroy Givry, Mike Goddard, Kenny Goh, Daniel Pomares Gonzalez, Maria Goodale, Alex Goodfellow, Ben Grangereau, Michael Leigh Gresham, Branko Grujcic, Jonny Gu, Nicholas Tey Kai Guan, Rodrigo Guerrero, Jesus Garrido Guisado, Yair Gutierrez, Jean-Denis Haas, K.S. Haddock, Stian Halvorsen, Alexander Hanneman, Sam Hanover, John Hansen, Karolina Hardinger, TC Harrison, Stacie Hawdon, Chris Hempel, Simon Herden, Asier Hernaez, Neil Herzinger, Jesse Hildreth, David Hisanaga, Alex Hislop, Sherry Hitch, Guillaume Hoarau, Andrew Hodgson, Teo Hong, Mike Hong, Tan Woei Hong, Ryan Hopkins, Daniel Horne, Bryan Horvat, Jessica Hsieh, Alexander Hulse, Chris Hurtt, Tang Tay Hwah, Erich Ippen, Eleanor Jackson, Zaini Mohamed Jalani, Gediminas Jauga, Jack Jenkins, Eric Jennings, Seung Ryong Jeon, Russell Chen Jiarui, Wongsakorn Jitbunyachot, Keith Johnson, Ryan L. Jones, Tomos Jones, Yohan Joo, Germaine Phoo Hui Jun, Scott Seungpil Jung, Samuel Christian Kambey, Lukas Kampichler, Oliver Kane, Chris Karlberg, Andreas Bravin Karlsson, Rosie Keane, Poh Siang Kee, Matthew Kee, Mark Keetch, Kemal Kemal, Daniel Kemeys, Laurent Kermel, Prajakta Khatal, Sungsoo Kim, Stephen King, Oliver Kirchhoff, David Kirchner, Wong Leong Kit, Stefanos Kittakis, Steven Knipping, Goran Kocov, Julian Koerrenz, Kenneth Koh, Wosing Koh, Kolby Krook, Evan Kwan, Jessica Y. Lai, Yeow Kuang Lai, Adrien Lambert, Hayden Landis, Julien Lasbleiz, Jessica Laszlo, Giuseppe Laterza, Toan-Vinh Le, Melanie Le Bloa, Anna Le Danois, Romain Le Guillerm, Jerry Lee, Melissa Lee, Kerry Lee, Young Lee, Brice Lehmann, Guillaume Lenoel, Keith Leung, Gloria Liang, Leo Feng-I Liao, Todd Liddiard, Boon-Yik Lim, Desmond Lin, Melissa Lin, Tang Lai Lin, Yeo Yan Lin, Marta Molla Linana, Kim Lindqvist, Bak Liping, Ted Lister, Cedric Lo, Reilly Lohr, Gabriel Lopez, Jessica Low, Lo Wai Lun, Lukas Lundberg, Frankino Lupo, Zijun Ma, Jonathan Macintosh, Stu Macrae, Arnaud Malherbe, Salman Malik, Jona Maluck, Robin S. Mangat, Stanislaw Marek, Gianmichele Mariani, Robert Marinic, Tsvetomir Marinov, Scott Marriott, Gordon Marshall, Tia Marshall, Jose Martin Martin, Will Martindale, Tom Martinek, Marcel Martinez, Rafael Martins, Shawn Mason, Guy Masonwells, Rudy Massar, Corentin Maudhuit, Deirdre McCarthy, Oliver McCluskey, Will McCoy, Chris McGaw, Brandon McNaughton, James McPhail, Joseph Thomas Mekatukulam, Juan Carlos Mendoza, Aparna Mepani, Tory Mercer, Adrian Metzelaar, Neil Michka, Michael Midlock, Luca Mignardi, Ryo Mikai, Chelsea Khoo Hui Ming, Shin Minjung, Azhul Mohamed, James Mohan, Vimal Raj Mohan, Shuwan Mok, Shawn Monaghan, Mat Monro, Daniel Moreno, Jiun Yiing Mow, Dhanamjaya Muddikuppam, Dennis Müller, Andy Mulligan, Melissa Mullin, Chris Mullins, Norah Mulroney, Myles Murphy, Silvio Castagna Muscella, Rohit Nayak, Sebastian Ness, Jayde Ng, Cheuk Yung Ng, Yuhon Ng, Michael Holm Nielsen, Chuang Niu, Aaron Noordally, Tristan North, Jean-Baptiste Noyau, Ben O'Brien, John O'Connell, Ciaran O'Connor, Adam O'Donnell, Daniel O'Shaughnessy, Matteo Olivieri-Dancey, Joshua Ong, Woon Chi Ong, Daniele Orsetti, Mark Osborne, Alex Ouzande, Ben Ozeri, Kaushik Pal, Konstantinos Panagiotopoulos, Gurpreet Pannu, Bhavik Patel, Neeraj Pattani, Henry Peng, Sharon Peng, Scott Penningroth, Kalle Peterson, Christine Petrov, Miquel Angel Corominas Pla, Francesco Polito, Danny Popovic, Scott Prior, Matthew Puchala, Giorgia Pulvirenti, Lynn Tan Qianling, Nick Ng Li Qin, Edward Quah, Nicholas Quek, Owen Rachel, Roberto Raio, Carlota Primo Rebon, Michelle Redman, Jay Rennie, Brett A. Reyenger, Keith Ribbons, Daniel Llussà Ribes, Mickael Riciotti, Tavis Roberts, Sascha Robitzki, Oswin Rodrigues, Daniel Rojas Rodriguez, Matt Roe, Calvin Romeyn, Zhiyang Rong, Fabien Rosier, Phil Rouse, Basilisa Canovas Rubio, James Russell, Daniel Ryan, Valter Sagrillo, Thomas Salama, Greg Salter, Gunther Schatz, Daniel Schick, Daniel Schmid, Jeremy Schmidt, Roman Schmidt, David Schott, Carl Schröter, Brian Schultz, Sebastian Schutt, Charles Schwartz, Tanner Scott, Amy Sendon, Elham Senin, Roger Serrabassa, Behnam Shafiebeik, Sam Shah, Gina Phoo Hui Shan, Mohamed Irfan Syarial B. Sharif, Shawn Sun Shiyu, Ziad Shureih, Ariel Flores Silva, Ed Siomacco Jr., Tay Chin Siong, Jiri Siska, Jessica Smith, Natalie Smith, Vincent Sng, Nadia So, Perry Hyun-Woo Sohn, Jorge Vizmanos Solans, Daniel Gonzalez Solozabal, Panya Souvanna, Joseph Spano III, Chris Stefiuk, Markus Sterner, Eline Strijdonk, Jeff Struthers, Jonathon Sumner, Clarisa Debbie D/O Surederam, Michael King Sutanto, Lionel Taillens, Janice Tan A.L., Jinng Hwee Tan, Ken Tan, Roy Tan, Theophane Tan, Donna Wy Tang, Masahiko Tani, Fabrice Tapare, Piotr Tatar, Renald Taurusdi, Seow Tai Tee, Huai Yuan Teh, Miguel Macaya Ten, Fabian Teo, William Teo, Alexander Teoh, John Teska, Nathan Thomas, Malcolm Thomas-Gustave, Lee Tibbetts, Woo Ying Tong, Andre Tong, Joshua Toonen, Elena Topuzoglo, Attila Torok, Horia Trandafir, Alex Tropiec, Chi Chung Tse, Eric Tung, Alexandra Turner, Reetuj Tyagi, Marian-Serban Ungureanu, Martin Usiak, Kulapong Vaiyamugamuygul, Noor Valibhoy, Luke Vallée, Jan Van De Laar, Todd Vaziri, Alejandro Vela-Castro, Lies Veldeman, Ram Verma, Tracy Villeda, David Vivaldini, Kynan Voyeaud, Yoshi Vu, Steven Walton, Jei Wang, Mengdi Wang, Chang Wang, Pieter Warmington, David Washburn, Jun Watanabe, Eric Weber, Puah Jun Wei, Peter Welton, Evan Wen, Neil West, Chris West, Mike White, Marc Whitelaw, Kris Whitford, Neha Wickramasekaran, Kaitlyn Williams, Andy Wong, Don Wong, Stanley Wong, Stephen Wong, Mia Worwood, Gilles Wouters, Terry Wu, Yoshiya Yamada, Eddy Wong Wai Yap, Perry Yap, Cao Ye, Onn Sen Ye, Jack Yeung, Mark Haralabosz Yfantidis, Zhou Wan Yi, Long Yinghan, Oh Zheng Yong, Scott Younkin, Can Yuksel, Rebecca Hung Han Yun, Tiffany Yung, Dean Yürke, Alessandro Zanforlin, Robert Zeltsch, Jingrui Zhang, Jun Zhang^[190]
Visual Effects Concept Artists — Amy Beth Christenson, Adam Ely, Brett Northcutt, Bianca Scurtu, Michael Sheffels, Stephen Zavala,^[190]
Visual Effects Production Managers — Josiane Fradette, Alexandra Greene, Umar Hussain, Shivani Jhaveri, Jeen Yee^[190]
Associate Visual Effects Production Managers — William Bartlett, Irene Cai, Valentina Carnevale, Ashley Doss, Ashley Holden, Annie Macleod, Bethany Sills, Tim Trimmings, Sara Vegas Trzupek^[190]
Visual Effects Production Coordinators — Mary Austin, Alyssa Blake, Georgie Brown, Diana Chu, Sian Davies, Brandon Dickson, Lisa Theresa Downey-Dent, Rebecca Efrosman, Heather Fischer, Yap She Fong, Amandine Gutierrez, Yasmine Hausler, Alex Helman, Eng Sze Jia, Christopher Lee, Anna Mabarak, Nick Mikesell, Karolina O'Brien, Jessica Royce, Christian Smith, Jennifer Smith, Hudson Stewart, Daniel Tan, Sarah Tan, Livia Teng, Kat Turner,^[190]
ILM Art Department — Ashley Bradford, Jennifer Coronado, Alexander Gustaveson, David Nakabayashi^[190]
Technology — Scott Atkins, Ben Batty, Julien Cohen Bengio, Rachel Brook, Alan Bucior, Tommy Burnette, Alex Castillo, Kirk Chantraine, Henrik Dahlberg, Derek Davison, Paul Debaun, Victor Frenkel, Greg Garson, Jason Geiger, Joe Giller, Dave Peh Thiong Han, Will Harrower, Mary Hinman, Peter Hricak, Bayu Indra, Edward Jones, Jay K. Kashiwabara, Charles Latham, Frederick Lemaster, Matt Martinis, Riley McDougall, Antoine Milliez, Aaron Morris, Colette Mullenhoff, Khang Ngo, Kolenchery Sijo Pappachan, Tamas Pataki, Phil Pham, Stephanie Pichel, Mok Kar Poh, Andre Castelan Prado, Aish Prasad, Sebastian Tan Hua Pui, Matthias Scharfenberg, Betty Shaw, Michael Turnbull, Jim Vanns^[190]
Production & Technical Support — Melissa Abad, Alexis Agrotis, Nabilah Banu, Jonathan Beres, Gabriel Blanco, Jack Brown, Michael Cairns, Joy Carmeci, Teo Say Chong, Craig Church, Casey Currey-Wilson, Melissa De Santis, Zhu Duoduo, Jannette Eng, Lori Erezuma, Marianna Ferrante, Eric Francisco, Kaloyan Ganev, Elisa Mongil Gestido, Chee Jun Ghai, Matthew Grillo, Amanda Gwa, Gisela Hermeling, Hazel Ho, Brian Holligan, Jonathan Howard, Zaki Hussain, Emma Ihecherenoma, Brian Insua, Jagadeesh Jayakumar, Christopher Jestico, Christopher Johnston, Kimane Juneau, Erin Kahn, Chow Yew Kay, Ming-Yen Kuo, Vijay Lakshmanan, Kim Leech, Matt Leonard, Angela Li, Darryl Li, Wu Liqun, Patrick Lowry, Cristiane Teles Maia, Fifi Marée, Kati Maull, Lee McKeown, Eli Mendiola, Laura Millar, Ryan Mitchell, Allison Moon, Jarod Moschenross, Michael Mueller, Jamie Mundy, Steven Muniz, Allison Smith Murphy, Jennifer Musgrave, Pasa Mustafa, Will Muto, Greg Newman, Winston Ng, Daniel O’Gorman, Erik Pampel, Samantha Panganiban, Duncan Parks, Paris Premdas, Sara Prygocki, Matt Rank, Naomi Rodriguez-Finer, Carlo Ruiz, Alistair Russell, Fariq Said, Adrian Samuels, Pei San Kang, Suranjana Sengupta, Kate Yang Shuanghe, Hantong Tang, Graeme Tingey, Alessandra Tomassi, Whitney Townsley, Sarah Trop, Emily Williams, Sam Willing, Charlie Wilson, Glen Wong, Mimi Wright, Paige Zhang Xiaoci, Kate Yang,^[190]
Executive Producer — Luke O'Byrne^[190]
ILM Executive Staff — Rob Bredow, Khuyen Dang, Greg Grusby, Luke Hetherington, Spencer Kent, Gretchen Libby, Sue Lyster, Randal Shore, Jessica Teach^[190]

Additional Visual Effects by — Hybride, A Division Of Ubisoft^[206]
- Christopher Ahrens, Olivier Beaulieu, Louise Bertrand, Maryse Bouchard, Mathieu Boucher, Julien Chabot, Matthieu Chatelier, Richard Clément Tam, Juliette Compignie, Christophe Damiano, Thierry Delattre, Joseph Kasparian, François Lambert, Catherine Lecavalier, Maxime Lemieux, Martine Losier, Simon Marinof, Richard Martin, Michel Murdock, Steve Pelchat, Emmanuel Pelletier, Sébastien Racine, Pierre Raymond, Guillaume St-Aubin-Seers, Kenneth Steel, Philippe Théroux, Marco Tremblay^[206]
Additional Visual Effects by — Important Looking Pirates^[206]
- Nicklas Andersson, Måns Björklund, Hampus Eriksson, Kajsa Kurtén, Fredrik Lönn, Jason Martin, Thomas Müller, Pietro Ponti, Adrian Tsang, David Wahlberg^[206]
Additional Visual Effects by — Ghost VFX^[206]
- Alexander Cederlund, Simon Engström, Magnus Hilding-Nørkjær, Andreas Kjær-Jensen, Claus Kogsbøll, Cilie Kragegaard, Ivan Lindfors, Ola Stavreus, Nicolas Valese, Viktor Östergren^[206]
Additional Visual Effects by — Base FX^[206]
- Carlos Antunes Da Conceicao, Tony Cole, Aaron Cowan, Caitriona Curran, Shad Davis, Mitul Patel, Richard Oey, Dawn Turner, Marc Varisco, Adam Walker^[206]
Additional Visual Effects by — Yannix
- Worapot Jiravatanadumrong, Maroon Kittiponopat, Paramaporn Payungchanchai, Pannita Rattanakaew, Napasawan Sodaluan, Daniel Lee Turner, Benjawan Teeraponamonrat, Pavarech Thanaukkaravorakul, Wirak Noina Winsuth^[206]
Additional Visual Effects by — Virtuos^[206]
- Nguyen Duc Hung, Hoang Minh Anh, Le Minh Hieu, Tran Nam Binh, Kristian Pedlow, Dang Pham My Quyen, Ton Thien Hai, Le Tran Thuy Duong, Tran Yen Phuong^[206]
Additional Visual Effects by — Tippett Studio^[206]
- Phil Tippett, Chris Morley, Chuck Duke, Tom Gibbons, Arne Hain, Kayte Sabicer, David Schnee, Blaise Panfalone, Erica Simons^[206]
Additional Visual Effects by — Exceptional Minds^[206]
Miniatures & Special Effects by — 32ten Studios^[206]
Additional Scanning Services by — We Shoot Lasers, Felix Pomeranz, Giles Harding^[206]
In-Camera VFX Projection by — Lux Machina Consulting^[206]
- Philip Galler, Jason Davis, Wyatt Bartel, Christian Dickens^[206]
LED by — VSS^[206]
- Jonny Hunt, Mike Brown, John ‘Jr’ Richardson, Kenny MacLean, Selvin Cooper^[206]
Photogrammetry Scanning Services by — Clear Angle Studios Ltd.^[206]
Motion Control Services by — Mark Roberts Motion Control Ltd.^[206]
- Ian Menzies, Tomi Keeling, Nigel Permane, Callum Cameron^[206]
Visualization by — The Third Floor^[206]
- Visualization Supervisor — Dave Edwardz^[206]
- Visualization Creative Supervisor — Barry Howell^[206]
- Visualization Leads — Jacopo Sebastiani, Geer Dubois^[206]
- Visualization Artists — Craig Bardsley, Dominic Martin, Douglas Fletcher, George Zwier, Jamie Visedo, Jean Teulieres, Miran Dilberovic, Rachel Wright, Kelly Kehaulani Nakasone, Luke Avery, Todd Allen Erickson, Marcelino Newquist^[206]
- Virtual Production Supervisor — Kaya Jabar^[206]
- Additional Virtual Production Supervisor — Steven Tom^[206]
- Virtual Production Artist — Michael McCrea^[206]
- Visualization Coordinators — Charlie North, Christopher Thellas, Clayton Albrecht^[206]
- Visualization Production Manager — Kerstin Kensy^[206]
- Visualization Producers — Sarah Cauchois, Charlotte Nelson^[206]
- Head Of IT — Jeremy Oddo^[206]
- Pipeline Support — Athanasios Papadimitrou^[206]
- IT Manager — Daffer Al-Faiadh^[206]
3D Conversion and Visual Effects by — Stereo D^[206]
- Stereographer — Brian Taber^[206]
- Stereo Producer — Ryan Fisk^[206]
- Stereo Supervisors — Brad Darrow, Vishal Tyagi^[206]
- Stereo Production Supervisor — Elliesse Cuniff^[206]
- Head of Creative — Davis Saunders^[206]
- VP of Production — Chris Treichel^[206]
- Creative Supervisor — Tanmoy Gupta^[206]
- Post Production Supervisor — Jason Pomerantz^[206]
- Senior Stereo Editor — David Watro^[206]
- Assistant Stereo Editor — Ryan Faulkner^[206]
- Finaling Supervisor — Varuna Darensbourg^[206]
- Assistant Finaling Supervisors — Yael Majors, Manish Maktedar^[206]
- Finaling Manager — Kari-Lyn Gravel^[206]
- Assistant Finaling Manager — Joseph Masellis^[206]
- Roto Manager — Tiffany Talmage^[206]
- Assistant Roto Manager — Aditi Joshi^[206]
- Assistant Depth Supervisors — Dane Wylie, Rahul Nitin Mhatre^[206]
- Assistant Depth Managers — Kritteka Gregory, Vikas Tulsiani^[206]
- Senior Production Coordinators — Cameron Ceja, Hemant Verma^[206]
- EQC Department Manager — Guy Gonsalves^[206]
- Stereo Executive Producer — Aaron Parry, Vincent Defebo^[206]
- Production Coordinators — Stephanie Phira Siddique, K. Jaswanth Reddy, Jade Simpson, Jennifer Merrigan, Dinesh Ramesh Ahuja^[206]
- Roto Department — Ram Krishna Bajpai, Divesh Kumar Vishwakarma, Amol Shankar Patil, Suraj Hanumant Malusare, Nitish Kumar, Chandan Kumar, Ajeet Kumar, Premanshu Kumar, Mohd Shadab Khan, Ricky Kumar, Ajay Kumar Yadav, Sandeep Pal, Surya Pratap Singh, Mithun Samantaray^[206]
- Depth Department — Anastasia Watson, James Clowater, Yogesh Ravindra Chaudhari, Anne Bot, Cody Poag, Chris McKnight, Raymond Trimm, Monica Bechu, Daniel MacDonald, Graham McBride, Ashish Sing Heer, Kenneth Justo, Joonchul Kim, Perry Stout II, Indrit Zabzuni, Pete Newbauer, Ryan Wilson, Ayla Dervis, Jessica Petrunti, Chaitanya Arun Gautame, Kaushal Chauhan, Ashish Pathak, Bharat Arya, Manish Kumar Yadav, Ashwini Mishra, Shrinkhala Baranwal, Bharti Manav, Himanshu Joshi^[206]
- Finaling Department — Dipanker Kumud Vishwakarma, Heidi Hernandez, Andrew Tinkler, Corey Allen, Derek Tracy, Victor Fernandez, Ethan Helms, Liam Meakins, Lee Murray, Sam Warwick, Dave Go, Daniel Lee-Poy, Megan Graham, Sane Chung, Paul Ruiz, David Crane, PJ Faeldo, Ieva Cerps, Ronald Ellis, Brandon Weise, Evan Nanou, Ryan Kilbane, Victor Camposano Navas, Abdul Tunio, Jordan Lucchino, Serafin Santos, Mayuresh Devdas Buchade, Bittu Kumar, Ramesh Ramineni, Dipanjan Mitra, Arnab Roy, Shikhar Bhardwaj, Devashish Pradhan, Neeraj Kumar, Kenneth Dietrich, Tyler De Abreu, Aric Whittom, John Tremblay^[206]
- Element QC Department — David O’Brien, Dustin Hayes, Elizabeth McLelland, Lorien Baquera, Ahsan Ahmed^[206]
- IT Manager — Alex MacDonald^[206]
- Supervisor Of Development — Jill Isner^[206]
- Senior Network Administrator — Nitin Nikumbh^[206]
- Software Developer — Michael McCartney^[206]
- Data Technician — Vinay Nair^[206]
- Senior Quality Analysis Coordinator — Mahesh Mohite^[206]
- Assistant Manager Admin — Subhash Wankhede^[206]
- Lead Admin & Facilities — Swapnil Deshmukh^[206]
- Human Resources — Sagayaraj Ambrose, Tejas David^[206]
- Visual Effects Crew^[206]
  - VFX Supervisor — Russell Resendez McCoy^[206]
  - VFX Producer — Mark Simone^[206]
  - Senior Comp Supervisors — Thailraju Shri Bindhu Madhav, Grant Lee^[206]
  - VFX Line Producers — Melissa Espina, Andrew Eick^[206]
  - Assistant Comp Supervisor — Om G. Kangone^[206]
  - VFX Roto Supervisors — Adnan Siddique, Sushil Iranna Kalyanshetti^[206]
  - Production Manager — Rohit Suresh^[206]
  - Assistant VFX Roto Supervisor — Rajiv Singh^[206]
  - Assistant Production Manager — Saket Kumar Sinha^[206]
  - Tracking Production Manager — Prasad Shrikant Karve^[206]
  - Tracking Supervisors — Sudip Dutta, Gary Laurie^[206]
  - Tracking Assistant Supervisor — Narender Koshiyari^[206]
  - Production Coordinators — Keith Wilcox, Samira Khan, Swapnil Kishor Gawai, Nitin Vasant Atey, Shweta Sanjay Nikam, S.V Ravichandra^[206]
  - VFX Roto Department — Sk Aftab Ahamed, Nadim Ahamad Gulan Destagir Shaikh, Sandip Pitambar Patil, Yogesh Gunjal, Tomesh Kumar Malvia, Smita Sarangdhar Devadhe, Satyendra Singh, Pratik Das, Mahesh Laxman Gurav, Jayram Singh, Veera Vara Prasad Satram, Rahul Ashok Bibave, Yogesh Bhavsar, Rachana Prakash Joshi, Ganapati Algonda Biradar, Pankaj Kumar Poddar, Subham Pratap Singh Parihar, Satyanand Kumar, Javed Khan, Amlesh Koshta, Abhay Kumar Singh, Sunil Dattatray Gunjal, Ruchali Awdesh Dhore^[206]
  - Paint Department — Aditya Sanjay Malvade, Anil Kumar Chilumula, Naveen Kumar Sanagali, Ajay Kumar, Narsimha Reddy Aluka, Ramesh Kumar Somaiah Yanagandhula, Manohar Khandu Hatkar, Ankush Bhimraoji Wankhade, Amol Dilip Naik, Mohammad Ajaz Alam, Kamal Dewali, Pradeep Prakash Kankanala, Eswara Chandra Tokuri, Uday Kumar Gandu^[206]
  - Tracking Department — Sahiel Tandial, Punniyakotti Ramalingam, Bhushan Nakul Bhavsar, Mangesh Gosavi, Kiran Kumar Ramanjanaya, Prashant Laxman Shinde, Ramakant Ojha, Sawan Kumar^[206]
Medusa Performance Capture Technology by — Disney Research^[206]
Post Production Sound Services by — Skywalker Sound, A Lucasfilm Ltd. Company, Marin County, California^[206]
- Sound Effects Editors — Addison Teague, Justin Doyle^[206]
- Conforming Editors — Coya Elliott, Steve Slanec^[206]
- Dialogue Supervisor — Cheryl Nardi^[206]
- Dialogue Editor — James Spencer^[206]
- ADR Editor — Richard Quinn^[206]
- Assistant Supervising Sound Editor — Trey Turner^[206]
- Foley Supervisor — Frank Rinella^[206]
- Foley Editors — Dee Selby, Richard Gould^[206]
- Foley Artists — Ronni Brown, Margie O’Malley^[206]
- Foley Mixer — Blake Collins, CAS^[206]
- Jedi Vocal Design — Ben Burtt^[206]
- Assistant Re-Recording Mixer — Jeff King^[206]
- IT Engineer — Edgar Meza^[206]
- Engineering Services — Brian Long^[206]
- Post Production Sound Accountant — Renée Russo^[206]
- Digital Editorial Support — Danny Caccavo^[206]
- Client Services — Eva Porter^[206]
- Post Production Finance Manager — Mike Peters^[206]
- Head Of Engineering — Steve Morris^[206]
- Head Of Production — Jon Null^[206]
- General Manager — Josh Lowden^[206]
Post Production Services Provided by — Fox Studio Lot^[206]
- Recordist — Luke Schwarzweller^[206]
- Re-Recording Engineer — Tom Lalley^[206]
- VP, Post Sound Operations — Stacy Robinson^[206]

Music

Music Conducted by — John Williams^[206]
Orchestrations by — John Williams, William Ross^[206]
Scoring Engineer — Shawn Murphy^[206]
Music Contractor — Sandy De Crescent^[206]
Scoring Editor — Robert Wolff^[206]
Music Librarian — Mark Graham^[206]
Music Preparation — Joann Kane Music Service^[206]
Music Editor — Alex Levy^[206]
Additional Music Editor — Peter Myles^[206]
Choir — Los Angeles Master Chorale^[206]
Score Recorded & Mixed at — Streisand Scoring Stage, Sony Pictures, Culver City, CA^[206]
Artistic Supervisor — Grant Gershon^[206]
Vocal Contractor — Elyse Willis^[206]
Scoring Stage Crew — Greg Dennen, Ryan Nelson, Keith Ukrisna, Brian Van Leer^[206]

Electrical

Best Boy — Ricky Pattenden^[206]
Rigging Gaffer — Raymond “Ossa” Mills^[206]
HOD Electrical Rigger — Iain Lowe^[206]
Supervising Rigging Electricians — Ron Shane, Mark “Giffer” Evans^[206]
Electrical Rigging Supervisors — Barry Aldridge, Paul Garratt, Russell Prosser^[206]
Chargehand Rigging Electricians — Mark Mills, Paul Wood, Mark Gay^[206]
Desk Operator — David Taylor^[206]
Chargehand Floor Electrician — George Bird^[206]
Supervising Practial Electrician — Colin Field^[206]
HOD Practical Electrician — Nick Woollard^[206]
Chargehand Practical Electricians — Dennis Baldwin, Tony Christie, Joel Glass, Colin Townsend^[206]
Chargehand Electrical Riggers — Peter Armstrong, John Bevans, Shaun Mew, Sean Young^[206]
Standby Electrical Rigger — Terry Richards^[206]
Standby Practical Electrician — Simon Purdy^[206]
Rigging Desk Operators — Will Burns, Peter Gilmour, Alex Mead^[206]
Floor Electricians — Mark Clark, Mark Laidlaw, Gary Nolan, Lee Perkins, Max Perkins, George Worley^[206]
Rigging Electricians — Martin Bloye, Roy Branch, Billy Dunn, Charlie Euston, Mike Farr, Alan Grosch, Paul Kelly, Vince Madden, David Moss, Keith Rowden, Roy Rowland, James Sibley, James Start, Mark Stibbs^[206]
Practical Electricians — Richard Batson, Steve Bowen, Chris Day, Jamie Field, Keith Kirkum, Steve Cole^[206]
Electrical Riggers — James Busby, Tim Carrier, Steve Challis, Guy Cope, Carl Davies, Jeremiah Delaney, Michael Freaney, Luke Herbert, Ben Mills, Gary Samson, Tony Sears, Lee Sprinks, Kevin Woolley^[206]

Grips

Best Boy Grip — Gary ‘Gizza’ Smith^[206]
A Camera Grip — Malcolm ‘Malos’ McGilchrist^[206]
Grip Trainee — Joe Thomson^[206]
B Camera Grip — Elliott Polley^[206]
Standby Rigger — David Gray^[206]
Crane Technicians — Colin Hazell, Sam Hazell^[206]
Standby Carpenter — Joshua Jones^[206]
Libra Head Technician — Darren Bailey^[206]
Standby Painter — Marcia Clarke^[206]
Standby Stagehand — Jim Muir^[206]
Green & Blue Screens HOD Grip — Mick Rich^[206]
Green & Blue Screens Rigger — Justin Burr^[206]
Green & Blue Screens Stagehand — Ross Sears^[206]
Grip Trainee - Future Skills Program — Molly Grosvenor^[206]

Props

Assistant Prop Masters — John Fox, Jack Garwood^[206]
Assistant Prop Master (Hand Props & Weapons) — Simon Wilkinson^[206]
Prop Storeman — Quentin Davies^[206]
Co-Storemen — Kelvin Cook, Colin Merchant^[206]
Supervising Standby Props — Sonny Merchant^[206]
Workshop Supervisor — Martyn Doust^[206]
Standby Props — Charlie Summerville^[206]
Senior Trainee Standby Props — Charlie Horwood^[206]
Weapons Supervisor — Pip Fox^[206]
Standby Weapons Assistant — Gabriel Wilkinson^[206]
Supervising Dressing Props — Adrian Platt, Peter Watson^[206]
Chargehand Dressing Props — Nathan Holt, Nathan Payne, Dave Tincombe, Steve Westley, Harley Wilkinson, Silas Williams^[206]
Dressing Props — Nick Akass, Christian Bryan, Phillip Cane, Matthew Chisholm, Jeff Clarke, Stuart Daniels, Sam Farr, Mike Fleming, Paul Hearn, David Hynes, Damian Paesano, Ross Wagner, Jonathan Wallace, Monty Wilson^[206]
Senior Trainees Dressing Props — Renato Cavallaro, James Munro^[206]
Junior Trainees Dressing Props — Hanna Brar, Ryan Dyer, Joe Homewood, Dean Muir^[206]
Props Coordinator/Buyer — April Wallace^[206]
Props Petty Cash Buyer — Imogen Lloyd^[206]
Trainees Dressing Props — Xavier Swinton Byrne, Alan Page^[206]
Hand Prop & Weapons Concept Artist — Matthew Savage^[206]
Props Trainees - Future Skills Program — Rachel Carvill, Euan Holmes, Katie Jo Watson^[206]
Hand Props & Weapons Painters — Craig Hawtree, Sam Kelm, Rut Villamagna^[206]
Chargehand Hand Props & Weapons Painter — Lily Mathiszig-Lee^[206]
Prop Making HOD — Mark Rocca^[206]
Assistant HOD — Robert Seex^[206]
Supervising Prop Modellers — Stephen Dring, Noel Glennon^[206]
Supervising Prop Modellers (Set Dec) — Andrew Ainscow, Peter Lee, Richard Skelly^[206]
Prop Making Coordinator — Miriam Abou-Shehada^[206]
Advanced Prop Modellers (Hand Props) — Martin Campbell, Stephen Gregory^[206]
Advanced Prop Modellers (Weapons) — Peter Fielding, Mark Norfolk^[206]
Advanced Prop Modellers (Prop Making) — Ben Lewens, Faye Ruddick^[206]
Lightsaber Technician — Keith Ferris^[206]
Advanced Prop Modeliers (Set Dec) — Will Coombs, Ryan Cox, Joseph Harlow, Rob Hayward, Damien Hyland, John Lowrey, Ben Phillips, Peter Sellars, Mike Smart^[206]
Level 3 Prop Modeller (Weapons) — Matt Neighbour^[206]
Level 3 Prop Modellers (Set Dec) — Jack Brewer, William Nelson^[206]
Level 3 Prop Modellers — Emmett Davey, Jamie Seymour, Ivan Shannon^[206]
Level 2 Prop Modellers (Weapons) — Jamie Knight, Miguel Quina, Luisa Toledo^[206]
Level 2 Prop Modellers (Set Dec) — Kerrin Braiden, Darren Goodhead, Helena Lewis, Rebecca Tynan^[206]
Level 2 Prop Modeller — Thomas Anderson^[206]
Level 1 Prop Modeller — Joe Browning^[206]
Level 1 Prop Modeller (Weapons) — Adrian Brady^[206]
Level 1 Prop Modeliers (Set Dec) — James Aubrey Brittan, Sophie Dyer Bartlett, Jayne Gibson, Mitchell James Chamberlain, Samuel Johnson, Holly Martin, Nizaad Shah, Jessie Thompson, Hannah Treharne^[206]
Prop Modeller (Set Dec) — Stuart Doncaster^[206]
Junior Prop Modeller — Tom Riches^[206]
Junior Prop Modellers (Set Decorating) — Amie Norton, Francesca Mama Rudd^[206]
Prop Making Runner — Alex Wallace^[206]
Prop Making Trainee - Future Skills Program — Suzannah Cassels^[206]
Action Vehicles Supervisor — Warren Stickley^[206]
Action Vehicles Buyers — Orlaith Kelly, Ellie Murphy^[206]
Action Vehicles Chargehand — Carl Peters^[206]
Action Vehicles Senior Modeller — Julian Eyres^[206]
Action Vehicles Modellers — Chris Hayes, Sean Kenrick^[206]
Action Vehicles Fabricators — Conrad Ayling, Martin Cook, Nicholas Cummins, Mark Edgington, Declan Hardy, Paul Hitchinson, Alex Raine, John Randall, Tom Sinden, Mark Papworth^[206]
Action Vehicles Mould Maker/Casting — Sofia Pereira^[206]
Action Vehicles Trainee — Sean Edgington^[206]
Action Vehicles Assistant - Future Skills Program — Luisa Charles^[206]
Senior Trainee — Rhys Stickley^[206]

Special Effects

SFX Workshop Supervisor — Jem Lovett^[206]
SFX Floor Supervisor — Jamie Weguelin^[206]
SFX Production Buyers/Coordinators — Alicia Davies, Sophie Hutton^[206]
SFX Buyers/Assistant Coordinators — Sej Davé, Carmila Gittens^[206]
SFX Lead Senior Technicians — Vincent Abbott, Charlie Adcock, Adam Aldridge, Phil Ashton, Ian Biggs, Nick Bonathan, Anton Boniface, Ryan Conder, David Dunsterville, David Ford, Tom Goodman, Danny Murphy, David Poole, Tony Turner^[206]
SFX Senior Technicians — Paul Bentman, Jonathan Bickerdike, Doug Bishop, Terry Bridle, Anthony Bruton, Andy Bunce, Rich Cheal, Paul Clancy, Chris Corbould, George Dunn, Mike Durkan, David Eltham, Colin Foster, Darrell Guyon, Kevin Herd, Simon Hewitt, David Keen, Roger Mann, Steve Mosley, Simon Oakes, Pat O’Sullivan, Charlie Pedersen, Lee Phelan, Anton Prickett, Stuart Prior, Kevin Rogan, Darren Shearwood, Phoebe Tait, Colin Tilley, Michael Tryphonos, Lee Winter^[206]
SFX Technicians — Daniel Burnett, Luke Corbyn, Neil Damman, Nathan Hirons, Dagan Jurd, Kevin Kerrigan, Steve Pippet, Chris Whiteley^[206]
SFX Engineers — Tom Costelloe, Robert Fitzgibbon, Paul Kennealy, Scott Tite, Jason Trueman, Peter Windle^[206]
SFX Assistant Technicians — Brett Ellis, Ben Lovett, Mike March, Jason Thorne^[206]
SFX Office Assistant — Hollie Clancy^[206]
SFX Trainees — Tom Aldridge, Kyle Conder, Henry Wolff^[206]
SFX Drivers — Enes Custic, Neil Tuohy^[206]
Fire Safety Vehicles & Technicians Provided by — Cini Fire Tech^[206]
Fire Officers — Pete Mawhood, Tom Wade, Nat Purcell, Tim Morley, Damian Findlow^[206]

Creature Shop

CFX Production Supervisor — Katie Newitt^[206]
CFX Concept Designers/Senior Sculptors — Jake Lunt Davies, Luke Fisher, Colin Jackman, Ivan Manzella, Martin Rezard, Louis Wiltshire^[206]
CFX Supervising Animatronic Designers — Vanessa Bastyan, Maria Cork, Gustav Hoegen^[206]
CFX Electronics Design & Development Supervisor — Matt Denton^[206]
CFX Paint Finish Design Supervisor — Henrik Svensson^[206]
CFX Supervising Model Maker — Waldo Mason^[206]
CFX Mould Shop HOD — Kenny Wilson^[206]
CFX Supervising Foam Modeller — Jimmy Bernardinis^[206]
CFX Prosthetics Supervisor — Lucy Sibbick^[206]
CFX Coordinator — Samantha Langridge^[206]
Creature Movement Choreographer — Paul Kasey^[206]
Puppeteer Coordinator — Sophie White^[206]
CFX Senior Sculptor — Julian Murray^[206]
CFX Key Sculptors — André Gilbert, Darren Nevin, Kistin Pitkethly, James Sparrow^[206]
CFX Senior Mould Makers — Steve Court, Terry Sibley^[206]
CFX Senior Prosthetic Makeup Artist — Nicola Grimshaw^[206]
CFX Sculptors — Maudie Brady, Samantha Goryl, Demetris Robinson^[206]
CFX Prosthetic Makeup Artists — Elisabeth Barlow, Alex Harper, Anna Kiesser^[206]
CFX Junior Sculptor — Kessiah Arthur^[206]
CFX Junior Prosthetic Makeup Artist — Jennifer Buck^[206]
CFX Senior Animatronic Designers — Fiona Barnes, Andrew Colquhoun, Sherri Hazzard, Mark Jones, Josh Lee, Morna MacPherson, Alan Murphy, Adrian Parish, James Sandys, Steve Wright^[206]
CFX Key Animatronic Designers — Elisabet Berggren, Katy Cherry, Sacha Choat, Malcolm Evans, Giles Hannagan, Pete Hawkins, Jessie Hinton, Heather McMullen, Natalie Wickens^[206]
CFX Animatronic Designers — Timothy Berry, Claire Bannister, Javier Coronilla, Michele Jones, Adam Keenan, Harriet Kings, Matthew MacMurray, Sam Nicholson, Simon Northcott, Fiona Pollard, Rebecca Simm, Laura Sindall^[206]
CFX Junior Animatronic Designers — Miles Ascough, Tim Pratt, Thomas Tuohey^[206]
CFX Senior Modellers — Brian Best, Karen Purvis, Lee Towersey^[206]
CFX Key Modeller — Cerina Knott^[206]
CFX Model Mould Makers — Louise Dupin, Chloe Henderson, Giulia Scati, Matt Wadge, Olivia Whitaker^[206]
CFX Junior Mould Makers — Lisa Clarke, Dixie George, James Mann, Jessica Tucker, Nick Tyrrell^[206]
CFX Model Makers — Bendy Crooks, Adam Jenkins, Duncan MacLeod, Sean Schofield, Paul Szebesta^[206]
CFX Modellers — Clare Banet, Nikki Belding, Tansy Bouttell, Max Chases, Elena Constantinou, Carolyn Corben, Jodi Corpe, David Farrow, Alex Garnett, Stéphanie Hovette, Sophie Medhurst, Francis Ponisi, Sophie Rechtberger, Ali Reith, Tracey Roberts, Rosie Whittle^[206]
CFX Model Paint Finishers — Patrick Carracedo Barbet, Emma Faulkes, Claire Folkard, Joel Hall, Kati Hood^[206]
CFX Digital Asset & Video Supervisor — Lakshantha Pattapola^[206]
CFX Junior Foam Modeller — Emilie Carruthers^[206]
CFX Junior Fabricator — Leah Turner^[206]
CFX 3D Modeller — Scott Riley^[206]
CFX Senior Buyer — Claire Cameron^[206]
CFX Trainee Mould Makers — Leanne Faulkner, Georgia-Mai Hudson, Chiara Romiti, Paul While^[206]
CFX Assistant — Joe Carlyle^[206]
CFX Assistants - Future Skills Program — Olivia Rose Apreda, Sibyl Arbuckle^[206]
CFX Production Assistant — Rebecca MacLeod^[206]
CFX Trainees — Becky Bishop, Susannah Cassels, Katherine D’Cruz, Charlotte Epstein, Ffion Nutter, Arta Pacuku, Natasha Pawluk, Tess Rezard^[206]

Production

Floor Second Assistant Director — Dominic Channing Williams^[206]
Second Assistant Director — Andrew Young^[206]
Crowd Second Assistant Director (Jordan) — Sekani Doram^[206]
Floor Third Assistant Director — Mary Boulding^[206]
Base Third Assistant Director — Abbie Sheridan^[206]
Set Production Assistants — Charlotte Ellis, Sam Oyelowo, Daisy Rodger, Nick White, Tulsi Behl^[206]
Crowd Production Assistant — Bethan Jonn^[206]
Lock Off Production Assistant — Elena Queally Carte^[206]
Assistants to Mr. Abrams — Josh Tate, Saoirse McGurrin, Kate Webster^[206]
On Set Assistant to Mr. Abrams — Runyararo Mapfumo^[206]
Assistants to Ms. Kennedy — Kimiko Fox, Charlotte Draper, Matt McGuire^[206]
Assistant to Mr. Boyega — Stefan Wade^[206]
Assistant to Mr. Driver — Amber Thrane^[206]
Assistant to Ms. Rejwan — Suzi Wilson^[206]
Assistant to Mr. Hamill — Chelsea Elizabeth Hamill^[206]
Assistant to Mr. Greene — Laura Wootton^[206]
Assistant to Mr. Isaac — Jay Catlett^[206]
Assistant to Mr. McGatin — Camren Brantley-Rios^[206]
Assistant & Driver to Ms. Ridley — Lee Isgar^[206]
Assistant to Mr. Mindel — Ruby Duigan^[206]
Personal Trainer to Ms. Ridley — James Duigan^[206]
Assistant to Producers — Katrina Mense-Chase^[206]
Assistant to Mr. Williams — Brittany Fine^[206]
Personal Trainers — Simon Waterson, Richard Peterson, Simon Mitchell^[206]
Physiotherapist — Ruth Moss^[206]
Dialect Coach — Jill McCullough^[206]
Additional Trainer — Matt Bevan^[206]
Bad Robot In-House & Technical Support — Eddie Barajas, Cory Bennett Lewis, Andrew Bliss, David Capon, Sam Chapin, Ryan Dill, Mike Doutt, Lalithra Fernando, Lucy Lang, Tom Mendelboim, Sal Sciortino, Charles Scott, Quint Scott, Christene Seda, Scott Struna^[206]
Unit Publicist — Stacy Mann^[206]
Casting Associates (UK) — Lucy Amos, Martin Ware^[206]
Casting Associate (US) — Angela Young, CSA^[206]
Casting Assistants — Sara Freedland, Jake Warnecke^[206]
Stand-Ins — Andreea Diac, Natalia Streltosva, Adetola Teriba, Neil Bishop, David Connon, Moreno Perdoni, Arie Decker, Alex Heaton, Nathan James Plant, Winson Ting^[206]
Head Of Technology — Aly Ivy^[206]
Technology Supervisor — Murad Ali^[206]
Senior Technology Engineer — Paul Denton^[206]
Technology Coordinator — Daniel Blewett^[206]
Technology Support — Lyall Watkins^[206]
Atris Support — Zack Bunker, Renee Yang, Eric Haber, Charlie Smith, Tim Fogarty, John Hannon, Calvin Smith, Phil Hom, Harrison Parker^[206]
Head Of Production Safety — Mark Poole^[206]
Production Safety Coordinator — Mercedes Moran^[206]
Safety Advisors — Murry Poole, Daniel Martin, Stephanie Rafferty, Duncan Sheffield, Serena Smith^[206]
Health & Safety Assistant - Future Skills Program — Zainab Nazir^[206]
Security Coordinator — Simeon Peters^[206]
Security Advisor — David Jones^[206]
Security Supervisor — Charlotte Sanderson^[206]
Security Access Administrator — Richard Myatt^[206]
Key Nurse — Karen Fayerty^[206]
Construction Paramedic — Michael Beard^[206]
Construction Nurse - Cardington — Laura Reece^[206]
UK/Jordan Construction Paramedic — Rachel Bucknor^[206]
Catering Provided by — Red Chutney^[206]
Managers — Ali Chamberlain, Fiona Gilbert^[206]
Catering Manager — Lee Bernhardt^[206]
Head Chef — Paul Kelly^[206]
Front of House — Amy Armstrong, Nafiya Hassan, Mitesh Joshi, Chloe Knaggs, Nora Kuscin, Michelle Maxwell, Lula Schofield, Hugo Soares^[206]
Chefs — Dan Brundle, Vlad Constantin Panicaru, Ben Parker, Mark Robinson, Kris Sundet^[206]
Above The Line Catering Provided by — Optimal Nutrition Effect^[206]
- Chefs — Saul Brutton, Charlie Holling, George King^[206]
Craft Services Manager — Oliver Lemmings^[206]
Craft Services Assistants — Sasha Flesch, Sandra Matuszewka, Wesley Rodrigues Teixeira Jr.^[206]

Construction

Construction Foreman — Rob Voysey^[206]
Production Buyer — Brigitte Ward-Holmes^[206]
Assistant Buyer — Ben Cranston^[206]
First Assistant Buyer — Angela Ward-Holmes^[206]
HOD Carpenter — Martin Hubbard^[206]
HOD Carpenter (Cardington) — Kevin Deardon^[206]
HOD Carpenter (Jordan) — Dennis Bovington^[206]
Supervising Carpenters — Mark Brady, Darryl Carter, Wayne Day, Lee Edwards, Tony Hoskins, Tony Marks^[206]
Chargehand Carpenters — Joseph Alley, Anthony Owen, Steve Weston^[206]
Carpenters — Alex Abelman, Ben Angliss, Mick Banfield, David Barnett, Tom Bell, Alex Brady, Rowan Broster, Dan Bryant, Julian Bygrave, Dan Byrne, Simon Campbell, James Cheeseman, Kevin Clark, Nicholas Clayton, Jeramy Cohen, Grant Cort, Stephen Crewe, John Crewe, William Cutler-Andrews, Tommy Davies, Micky Davis, Martin Day, Jack Dehaan, Richard Denyer, Dave Dobson, Andrew Edey, Darren Ellicott, Dean Ellicott, Simon Faldon, Lee Faldon, Jamie Farrell, Nick Girard, Ben Glynn, Nick Goodall, Thomas Gordon, Joe Gregory, Mick Grimwood, Harry Groves, Billy Hardy, Adrian Hassel, Alan Hausmann, Andrew Hill, Mike Houseman, Gary Howard, Colin Howell, Jason Htay, Len Huntingford, Jacob Hutchison, Aaron Jenner, Adam Jennings, Les Jones, Max Laird-Hopkins, Steve Law, Chris Mansey, Simon Marjoram, Calum Marjoram, Neil Martin, Kevin McAuley, Tony McCarthy, Paul McGuire, Paul Meeking, Graham Mitchell, Mike Muir, Eddie Murphy, Joe O’Connor, Wolfgang Osterholzer, Mark Overall, Rob Palmer, Steve Pearton, Jamie Peck, Jason Phelps, Ricky Pritchard, Harry Reilly, Alex Roberts, Lee Rolfe, Sean Russell, Ken Ryan, Bernie Ryan, Jon Sanders, Rob Sansom, Ronnie Sargeant, Rob Shaw, Nick Slater, Lee Smith, Paul Smith, Darren Sowerby, Kevin Swabey, Xerxes Szokolovics, Mark Townshend, Stuart Verity, Robert Welburn, Dean Weller, Barry Weller, Scott Williams, Kevin Williams, Jacob Willis, Harry Wilson, Steve Wilson, Denis Wilson, Dan Woosley^[206]
Carpenter Second Year Improvers — Bradley Baker, George Brookman, Scott Heron^[206]
Carpenter Third Year Apprentices — Logan Fisher, Alex Heffernan, Jack Hempenstall^[206]
Carpenter Second Year Apprentices — Nick Brown, Harvey Edwards, Aaron Noel Hall^[206]
Carpenter First Year Apprentice — George Pairpoint^[206]
HOD Painter — David Meeking^[206]
Supervising Painters — Graham Antill, John Cloke, John Daynes Jr., Jason Ivall, George Roberts, Michael Weaver Sr.^[206]
HOD Painter’s Labourer — James Kean^[206]
Chargehand Painter — Sam Hollobon^[206]
Painters — David Angus, Wesley Baynham, Ricky Brown, James Cloke, John Daynes Sr., Gary Dowsett, Dean Dunham, Aaron Eales, Paul Giaquinto, George Good, Gerry Graham, Callum Hall, Robert Harper, Graham Holford, Tom Kaill, James Keane, Daryl King, Darren Knotts, Ryan McPhail, Daisy Meyer, Richard Perkins, Dorian Smith, Robert Stapleton, Simon Taylor, Phil Wheeler, Bradley Woodbridge, Dean Wright^[206]
Painter’s Labourers — Dean Budd, Alan McPherson, Jamie Henstock^[206]
Painter Third Year Improvers — Jai Batterham, Katie Sowerby^[206]
Painter Third Year Apprentices — Max Ivall, Liam McDonell, Jamie Morris, Louis Wadsworth^[206]
Painter Second Year Apprentices — Joseph Norton, Lawrence Maguire^[206]
Painter First Year Improver — Olivia Donald^[206]
Painter First Year Apprentice — Aaron Batterham^[206]
HOD Metal Worker — Nigel Gray^[206]
Supervising Metal Workers — Hisham Ejjayha, Sid Ejjayha^[206]
Apprentice Metal Worker — Charlie White^[206]
Chargehand Metal Worker — Matthew Street^[206]
Metal Worker’s Labourers — Jamie Harvey, Mark Peek^[206]
Metal Workers — Stephan Batterham, Cole Beels-Ejjayha, Raymond De Bono, Stuart Fuller, Norrie Henderson, Harlon Hypolite, David Mumford, Matthew Roberts, Simon Seeby, John Street, Daniel Tall, Nick White, Trevor Williams, Lee Wood^[206]
HOD Plasterer — Steve Watts^[206]
Supervising Plasterers — Steve Page, Ray Roffe, Dan Watts, Brian White, Darrell Williams^[206]
HOD Plasterer’s Labourer — Otis Bell^[206]
Chargehand Plasterers — Jeremy Rose, David Stopps^[206]
Plasterers — Adrian Aitken, Paul Barton, George Bell, Colin Black, Sean Bonas, Tony Boxall, Sam Bozier, John Brown, Lee Bryant, Charlie Burgess, John Campbell, Mick Chubbock, Robert Cootes, Paul Crimmen, Garry Downs, John Farley, Joe Fossey, Dave Foster, Barry Fowler, Paul Gleed, Dave Granger, Geoffrey Grant, Rowan Harper, Tommy Harris, Patrick Harrison, Ollie Howlett, Paul King, Peter Langford, George Leigh, Kev Lelliott, Ben Lelliott, Geoff Lowen, Chris Marlow, Gary Marlow, Peter McCarroll, Connor Moor, Lee Montebello, Scott Myers, Pat Norcott, Stanley Norcott, Shaun Norcott Sr., Shaun Norcott Jr., John Osborne, Charlie Pollecutt, Steve Powell, Peter Pugh, Eddie Quayle, Danny Robery, John Robery, Paul Robery, Gavin Rowley, Gary Shipton, Sam Smith, Derek Smith, Garry Spraggon, Steven Szmolenski, Jim Taylor, Josh Turner, Steve Vasic, Joe Voysey, Charlie Watts, Geoff White, Jack Wilkes, Luke Williams, Stuart Woods^[206]
Plaster Improver Third Year — Cameron Carmichael^[206]
Plasterer Third Year Apprentices — Matthew Bainbridge, Harry McCorkell, Joseph Webb^[206]
Plasterer Second Year Apprentice — Jordan Bowler^[206]
Plasterer First Year Apprentice — Harry Spraggon^[206]
Supervising Plasterer’s Labourer — Aaron Bell^[206]
Plasterer’s Labourers — Joe Davies, Tony Dotthobbs, Darren Keary, David Kelly, Darren Leahy, Paul Maylin, Luke Stephenson, John Watts^[206]
HOD Sculptor — Conrad Lindley-Thompson^[206]
Supervising Sculptors — Annika Hellgren, Steve Hunter, Francis Poirer^[206]
Sculptors — Mark Barnett, John Davies, Alex Elinson, Wesley Harland, Dave Herbert, Sophie Le-Lievre, Rob Menzer, Matthew O’Donovan, Mark Stowe^[206]
Modellers — James Anthony, Casey Banwell, Ria Knowles, Annette Larsen-Skjetne^[206]
Trainee Sculptors — Steffan Clark, Lee Phillips, Natalie Hutton, Inhui Park^[206]
HOD Rigger — Steven Sansom^[206]
Supervising Riggers — Wesley Bain, Michael Cooper, Mark Mower^[206]
Chargehand Riggers — Michael Evans, Chris Purl, Melvyn Sansom^[206]
Riggers — Archie Ackland, Mark Allix, Thomas Biggerstaff, Jamie Bowen, Dean Bowen, Charlie Bryant, Lee Bullen, Paul Caiger, Steve Clark, Ben Cooper, Shaun Dickinson, Christian Doyle, John Field, Dave Fox, Gary Frost, Danny Goode, Jack Grant, Robert Gurney, George Hewitt, Ashley Howe, Ryan Hunt, Neil Kelly, Sean Kelly, Lee Kunzi, Zac Meeking, Connor Mercer, Craig O’Shea, Jake Rainsley-Sansom, Mathew Reynolds, Michael Rolls, Tom Ryan, James Saward, Lee Scoble, Andrew Sibley, Mark Thomas, Jason Treadaway, Luke Vilanou, Lewis West^[206]
Rigger First Year Apprentice — Max Hibbins^[206]
HOD Stagehand — Keith Smith^[206]
Supervising Stagehands — Gary Davies, Derek Ede, Gary Evans, John McNeil^[206]
Stagehands NVQ — Gary Abbott, Lee Bailey, Louie Chambers, Darren Clay, Darren Connock, Edward Cooke, Tony Cunningham, Robert Denney, Liam Doran, Stewart Harris, Stephen Heffernan, Steve Malin, Dominic McAuley, Liam O’Shea, John Parker, Steve Presley, Luke Rimmer, David Roberts, Paul Ryan, Neville Sixsmith, Danny Smith, David Smith, James Smith, Lewis Smith, Royston Smith^[206]
Chargehand Construction Electrician — Patrick Miller^[206]
Stagehand Improver First Year — Christopher Hubbard^[206]
Construction Electrician — Scott Clooney^[206]
Key Greensman — Peter Hooper^[206]
Greens Supervisor — Gabor Biro^[206]
Greens Buyer — Justin Richards^[206]
Greens Coordinator — Samantha James^[206]
Greens Supervising Chargehand — Jeremy Gavin^[206]
Greens Chargehands — Adam Meads, Steven Murphy^[206]
Lead Greens Dresser — Bethany Spencer^[206]
Greens Chargehand Arborist — Sebastian Brooks^[206]
Greensmen Level 3 — Callum Davison, Jack Hollins^[206]
Greens Labourers — Marcus Thorn, Rowhan Kille^[206]
Greensmen Level 2 — Matthew Brady, Jamie Clark, Andrew Moore^[206]
Greens Waterer — Kevin Wensley^[206]
Lead Standby — Roman Coltellaro^[206]
Greensmen Level 1 — Oliver Davison, Dan Gibson, Sam Williams, Tor Richards, Connor Stephens^[206]
Second Standby — Roberto Oliveri^[206]
Greens Supervising Carpenter — Nick Billam Smith^[206]
Greens Supervising Modeller — Araba Ocran^[206]
Greens Supervising Rigger — William Beenham^[206]
Greens Modeller — Alan Henry^[206]
Greens Supervising Painter — Malcolm Keane^[206]
Greens Chargehand Painter — James Keane^[206]
Greens Painter — Ricky Brown^[206]

Franchise & Publicity

Franchise Production Supervisor — Cameron Chapman^[206]
Stills Manager — Charlotte Ashworth^[206]
Stills Photographer — Jonathan Olley^[206]
Portrait Gallery Photographer — Ed Miller^[206]
Second Unit/Reference Photographer — John Wilson^[206]
Assistant Stills Photographer — Shannon Kirbie^[206]
Franchise Second Assistant Director — Sarah Lawrence^[206]
Franchise Third Assistant Director — Emma Baker^[206]
Lead Digital Coordinator — Leah Evans^[206]
Digital Coordinators — Barry Hurley, Robin Young^[206]
Franchise Accountant — Polly Fletcher^[206]
Franchise Production Assistants — Yasmin Goosey, Elizabeth Lean^[206]
Physical Assets Production Manager — Anna Hall^[206]
Physical Production Asset Manager — Ann Pattison-Bingham^[206]
Physical Assets Supervisor — Andrew Scott^[206]
Physical Production Junior Asset Coordinator — Maudie Merchant^[206]
Physical Production Asset Assistant — Caroline Morris^[206]
Asset Assistants — Max Marlow, Ed Ryan^[206]
Warehouse Assistants — Stephen Stanton, Richard Sunnucks^[206]
Documentary Filmmaker — Debs Paterson^[206]
Documentary Camera Operators — Will Mitchell, Chin Okoronkwo, Brett Harvey^[206]
Documentary Editors — Rebecca Valente, Carl Jordan^[206]
Trainees - BFI Opportunities — Molly Perryman, Alexandra Shipman^[206]
Behind the Scenes Post — Kate Coggins, Vince De Mira, Amir Hosseinzadeh, Janet Lee, Bruce Marchant, Corrine Medeiros^[206]
3D Reference Captures by — Gentle Giant UK^[206]
- Kim Lavery, Huseyin Caner, Emma Stokes, Jet Cooper, Elliott Viles, Sam Gough, Alex Walklate, Henry Mountain, Dom Biddulph^[206]

Transportation

Transport Manager — Gary Birmingham^[206]
Assistant Transport Manager — Chris Dudley^[206]
Transport Office Coordinator — Ben C. Vokes^[206]
Additional Photography Transport Captain — Ollie Birmingham^[206]
Production Rushes Driver — Dragan Mudrinic^[206]
Unit Drivers — Dean Arlen, Waseem Barlas, Darren Beaven, Mike Beaven, Grant Burns, Simon Dennis, Graeme Downie, Martyn Giles, Nathan Giles, Peter Hale, Mark Hasler, Robert Hempenstall, Simon Hudnott, Stephen Lawrence, Phil Matthews, Andrew “Tucker” Maylam, Liam McKiernan, Elliott Molyneux, Andy Moore, Sean O’Connor, Andrew Smith, Jim Stephens, Peter Tabecki, Tony C. Wadsworth, Nigel White^[206]
Mini Bus Drivers — Tony Brooks, Gordon Farmer, Ben Gill, Lester Jones, Val Jones^[206]
Facilities Vehicles by — Translux UK^[206]
- Alex Sasz, Bartek Baltrukowicz, Tina Chamberlain, Lisa Jarvis, Shelby Parker, Valentine Soares^[206]
Standby Vehicles by — Lays International UK^[206]
- Ken Price, Andy Hawkins, Dave Morgan, Peter Neary, David Waite^[206]

End Credits by — Scarlet Letters^[207]
Film Scanning by — Pinewood Digital^[207]
- Film Scanning Producer — John Bush^[207]
- Film Scanning Operators — Yogesh Patel, Kimberly Bradfield, Miles Anderson, Molly MacCormack, Jon Mann^[207]
- Physical Asset Manager — Patrick Barry^[207]
- Heads of Department — Thom Berryman, James Corless, Darren Woolfson^[207]
- Post Coordinators — Abigail Duncan, Katy Gamble^[207]
VFX Pulls by — Pinewood Digital Lolly System^[207]
- Lolly VFX System Architect — Luke Moorcock^[207]
- Lolly Operators — Paul McCullough, Ryan Morris, Jake Chapman^[207]
Color & Finish by — Company 3^[207]
- CO3 Executive Producer/Colorist — Stefan Sonnenfeld^[207]
- Additional Colorists — Adam Nazarenko, Jared Pecht^[207]
- Finishing Producer — Laura Geucherian^[207]
- Associate Producer — Philip Marvin^[207]
- Finishing Editors — Matthew W. Johnson, Chad Schermerhorn^[207]
- Image Scientists — Dr. John Quartel, Emily Faw^[207]
- Technologist — Mike Chiado^[207]
- Color Assistants — John Tripp, Doug Yablun, Zachary Korpi^[207]
- Data I/O — Angella Szynkowski^[207]
- Digital Restoration — Megan Shepard, Chris Clausing^[207]
- Digital Intermediate Executive — Jackie Lee^[207]
- Finishing Accountant — Ian Sullivan^[207]
- Head of Production — Nick Monton, Erik Rogers^[207]
- Dailies Processing Team — Dave Lee, Doug Garside, Derek Zacho, Cherri Arpino, Kevin Harwood, Paul Doogan, Jon Gray, Claire McGrane^[207]
Digital Projection Technology and Managed Services Provided by — Christie^[207]
35mm Processing by Kodak Film Labs London^[207]
- Russell Higgs, Sean Osborne, Mick Divall, Paul Harrhy, Phil Callum, Ruhan Lottering, Antonio Rasura, Andy Hill^[207]
Supporting Artists Casting by — Two 10 Casting^[207]

Lucasfilm Ltd.

EVP/General Manager — Lynwen Brennan, CBE^[207]
SVP, Licensing & Franchise — Paul Southern^[207]
VP, Finance — Lori Aultman^[207]
VP, Long-Form Physical Production — John Hampian^[207]
VP, Franchise Marketing — Megan Crumpacker^[207]
VP, Franchise Content & Strategy — James Waugh^[207]
VP, AV Creative — Anna Yeager^[207]
VP, Publicity & Communications — Lynne Hale^[207]
VP, Internal Creative Producer — John Swartz^[207]
VP, Live Action Development & Production — Carrie Beck^[207]
VP, Lucasfilm Games — Douglas Reilly^[207]
VP, Human Resources — Blaire Chaput^[207]
Deputy Chief Counsel — Rhonda Hjort^[207]
Principal Counsel — Kensie Kim, Dan Amin, Lynn Bartsch^[207]
Sr. Supervisor, Online Content & Programming — Mickey Capoferri^[207]
Supervisor, Film & Franchise Publicity — Chris Argyropoulos^[207]
Supervisor, Domestic Marketing — Kerri Martin^[207]
Supervisor, Int’l Marketing — Barbara Gamlen^[207]
Supervisor, Asset Management — Steve Newman^[207]
Supervisor, Live-Action TV & Animation Publicity — Tracy Cannobbio^[207]
Supervisor, Franchise Content & Strategy — Steve Blank^[207]
Creative Supervisor, Publishing — Michael Siglain^[207]
Sr. Manager, Legal Affairs — Christopher Holm^[207]
Sr. Manager, Live Action VFX Production — Christopher Bannister^[207]
Clearances — Angela Lupinetti^[207]
Development Executives — Rayne Roberts, Jason Stein^[207]
Production Finance Executive — Gene Strange^[207]
Creative Executives, Story — Pablo Hidalgo, Matt Martin^[207]
Production Finance Executive — Robert Cable^[207]
Keeper of the Holocron — Leland Chee^[207]
Post Production Accountant — Michael Ling^[207]
Associate, Physical Production Finance — Monika Lang^[207]
Lead Film Archivist — Elizabeth Stanley^[207]
Associate Production Manager — Stephanie Peters^[207]
Film Archivist — Katharine Allen^[207]
VFX Associate Production Manager — Katie Plumer^[207]
Project Coordinator, Development — James Erskine^[207]
Post Production Coordinator — Cody Vandenberg^[207]
Production Coordinator — Ren Cassity^[207]
Lucasfilm Studio Team — Troy Alders, Luxie Aquino, Vicky Dobbs Beck, Trisha Brunner, Ian Bucknole, Hez Chorba, Will Chu, Lissette Cruess, Sean Dorian-Fish, Sharron Drake, Ty Duxbury, Erin Feller, Matthew Fillbrandt, Alison Fisker, Sarah Garcia, Chris Gollaher, Allie Greene, Harriette Helmer, Naureen Z. Hoque, Elisa Kamimoto, Michael Kohn, Nicole Lacoursiere, Gabrielle Levenson, Tim Mapp, Este Meza, Emily Nerviani, Kevin Parker, Jeff Pickett, Bryce Pinkos, Kylie Potuznik, Lacey Prince, Josh Rimes, Erik Sanchez, Jason Schultz, Kelsey Sharpe, Matt Shell, Emily Shkoukani, Derek Stothard, Christine Talarides, LeAndre Thomas, Pete Vilmur, Kevin Yost, Stacey Zimmerman^[207]
Lucasfilm Technology Support — Maria Brill, Francois Chardavoine, Michael Dicomo, Lori Gianino, Daryll Jacobson, Greg Newman, Jonathan Hamot, Gary Thompson^[207]
Lucasfilm Security Team — Damien Slowey, John Caldwell, Connor Nolan^[207]

Walt Disney Studios

President, Marketing — Asad Ayaz^[207]
SVP, Marketing — Ryan Stankevich^[207]
EVP, Marketing — Frank Chiocchi^[207]
SVP, Creative Film Services — Jackson George^[207]
EVP, Publicity — Michelle Sewell^[207]
SVP, Digital Marketing — Jessica Intihar^[207]
SVP, Promotions & Special Events — Lylle Breier^[207]
VP, Creative Print Services — Steve Nuchols^[207]
VP, Digital Marketing — Dustin Sandoval^[207]
VP, Publicity — Chris Coxall^[207]
VP, Credit & Title Administration — Stephanie J. Harris^[207]
Manager, Credit & Title Administration — Kirk Ringberg^[207]

Second Unit

Production Coordinator — Lizzie Bull^[207]
Assistant Production Coordinator — Tamlyn Samuels^[207]
Second Assistant Directors — Tom Rye, David Keadell^[207]
Floor Second Assistant Director — Ryan Newberry^[207]
Third Assistant Director — Lottie Millar^[207]
VFX Supervisor — Richard Bain^[207]
Makeup Supervisor — Sharon Nicholas^[207]
Hair Supervisor — Catherine Heys^[207]
Hair & Makeup Artist — Georgia Thompson^[207]
Standby Art Director — Alina Papp^[207]
Supervising Standby Props — Will Ayres^[207]
Standby Props — Robert Judd^[207]
A Camera Operator — Gary Spratling^[207]
B Camera Operator — Dave Hamilton-Green^[207]
A Camera First Assistant Camera — Erik L. Brown^[207]
B Camera First Assistant Camera — Dora Krolikowska^[207]
A Camera Second Assistant Camera — Daniel Lillie^[207]
Additional Second Assistant Camera — Abigail Catto^[207]
DIT — Mustafa Tyebkhan^[207]
Central Loader — Luke Selway^[207]
Script Supervisors — Nicoletta Mani, Lizzie Pritchard^[207]
Camera Trainee — Will Gething^[207]
VFX Lead Data Wrangler — Edward Price^[207]
Video Playback Operator — Lizzie Kelly^[207]
VFX Data Wranglers — Louis Falcon, James Cooper^[207]
Video Assist Assistant — Matthew Fox^[207]
Production Sound Mixer — Tim White, AMPS^[207]
Electrical Gaffer — Mark ‘Rocky’ Evans^[207]
First Assistant Sound — Andrew Simmons^[207]
Electrical Best Boy — Elliot Thomas^[207]
Lighting Technicians — Jack Geddes-Hopkins, Chris Dickinson, Aaron Dunning, Dave Sherman^[207]
Electrical Lighting Desk Operator — Eliot Coulter^[207]
Electrical Rigger — Mitch Skinner^[207]
Key Grip — David Maund^[207]
Grip Best Boy — Dan Garlick^[207]
Grip Trainee — Daniel Winter^[207]
Additional Camera Grips — Jack Glascodine, Simon Thorpe, George Ambrose^[207]
Crane Technician — Lawrence Winter^[207]
Libra Head Technician — Josh Milne^[207]
SFX Floor Supervisor — Luke Murphy^[207]
Standby Stagehand — Dean McDonagh^[207]
SFX Senior Technicians — Jody Eltham, Dean Ford^[207]
Standby Carpenter — Peter Steward^[207]
Standby Green & Blue Screen Rigger — Gavin Mew^[207]
Standby Painter — Hannah Miles^[207]
Standby Green & Blue Screen Stagehands — Jack Walker, Tony Hill^[207]
Standby Rigger — Vaughan Aubrey^[207]
Unit Nurse — Caron Ireland^[207]
Stills Photographer — John Wilson^[207]
Production Assistants — Mitchell Arthur, Alicia Graf, Georgie Horth^[207]
Camera Trainee - Future Skills Program — Robyn Watt^[207]
Script Supervisor Trainee - Future Skills Program — Angel Nkomo^[207]
Video Trainee - Future Skills Program — Abdullah Khan^[207]
Production Assistants - Future Skills Program — Maisie Buck, Ella Wood^[207]
Sound Trainee - Future Skills Program — Nathaniel Turner De Carvalho^[207]

Location Units

Jordan Unit:
- Manager - Zamman Project Management — Munir Nassar^[207]
- Production Manager — Fuad Khalil^[207]
- Production Supervisor — Diala Raie^[207]
- Production Coordinators — Erin Duffy, Nada Atieh^[207]
- Assistant Production Coordinator - Shipping — Farah Salah^[207]
- Assistant Production Coordinator - Travel & Living — Rula Saleh^[207]
- Assistant Production Coordinator — Leen Demashqieh^[207]
- Catering Coordinator — Hazem Al Agha^[207]
- Military Coordinator — Abdelqader Al Bayadi^[207]
- Production Secretary — Samma “Sky” Betawi^[207]
- US Location Accountant — Troy McGatlin^[207]
- Production Accountant — Ahmad Abbas^[207]
- First Assistant Accountant — Adrianne Ng^[207]
- Assistant Accountant — Abdallah Alkharraz^[207]
- Head Cashier — Gabi Khader^[207]
- Assistant Accountant - Payroll — Mohammad Atallah^[207]
- Cashier — Mohammad Al Azzeh^[207]
- First Assistant Director — Tamir Naber^[207]
- First Assistant Director (VFX) — Matthew Sharp^[207]
- Floor Second Assistant Director — Khalil “KK” Hareb^[207]
- Third Assistant Directors — Ahmad Khomakho, Emyr Glynn Rees^[207]
- Second Unit First Assistant Director — Tarik Afifi^[207]
- Second Unit Third Assistant Director — Oun Kloub^[207]
- Production Assistants — Tareq “Bex” Shuqom, Waleed Al Tal, Dania Salih, Joseph Shamoun, Nasser Sweilhein, Farah Majali, Majd Baghdadi, Derar Shawagfeh, Natalie Demerjian, John Khoury, Daoud “David” Ead, Baha Shishan, Mona Shehabi, Ibraheem Bawaleez, Omar Khomakho, Saria Nabulsi^[207]
- Art Director — Samy Keilani^[207]
- Art Coordinator — Kinana Fakhoury^[207]
- Second Assistant Camera — Shereen Baddour^[207]
- Drone Assistant — Ahmad Jalboush^[207]
- Second Unit Camera Assistant (Intern/Trainee) — Lina Khaled^[207]
- Panavision Technicians — Tony Broadstock, Ray Fisher^[207]
- Lead CFX Assistant — Farah Karouta^[207]
- CFX Assistants — Razanah Silawi, Ahmad Sholie, Ahmad Kurdi, Dawood Muhaisian, Majd Eissa, Ishaac Barakat, Khalil Sholie, Lina Abu Rizeq, Qasem Omar, Lamis Haddadin, Ishaac Barakat, Ahmad Aroro, Hussam Mohammad, Ratib Raji, Abdallah Odeh^[207]
- CFX Assistants (Intern/Trainee) — Raneem Otoum, Ramanda Twal, Ola Hijawi, Rana Dababneh^[207]
- Construction Foreman — Samir Zaidan^[207]
- Painters — Hanan Zoubi, Mohammad Keilani, Wesam Alabed, Ammar Sinan, Ibrahim Tonnerieux^[207]
- Lead Carpenter — Rashad Zeidan^[207]
- Carpenters — Musa Mahshi, Mohammad Jamrah, Musa Ramahi^[207]
- Lead Labourers — Mohamad Hamdi, Moammad Ramadan^[207]
- Labourers — Rabee Hajjaj, Mohammad Khamees, Saudi Jad, Mohamed Shaaban^[207]
- Metal Workers/Scaffolders — Osama Zaheri, Manaf Aouni^[207]
- Costume Supervisor — Zeina Soufan^[207]
- Costume Assistants — Zina Mufleh, Riham Ejjeh, Mahmoud Rayyan, Mohammad Rihawi, Burhan Shamalat^[207]
- Crowd Helpers — Suhaib Jaber, Omaymah Tieby, Leanne Katkhuda^[207]
- Costume Helper (Intern/Trainee) — Haitham Hijazin^[207]
- Crowd Helpers (Intern/Trainee) — Leen Ammouri, Christina Naber^[207]
- Hair & Makeup Assistants — Tania Manassa, Siwar Saub, Aiten Bairoti^[207]
- Rigging Gaffer — Hosni Al Baqa^[207]
- Electrician Advanced Team — Ammar Al Beik, Hosam Abu Jalboush, Mohammad Duhaidel, Ehsan Al Baqa, Mohedeen Safi^[207]
- Key Grip — Qusai Harb^[207]
- Grip Assistants — Ala’a Mahmoud, Ahmad Dhaydel, Danial Al Twal, Bisher Alkhzoz^[207]
- Key Location Manager — Saeb Abu Ragheb^[207]
- Unit Manager — Zuhair Soudi^[207]
- Second Unit Location Manager — Fawaz Al Zoubi^[207]
- Base Camp Managers — Umut Alkan, Ahmad Ashour^[207]
- Unit Assistants — Zaid Moghrabi, Ibrahim Moghrabi^[207]
- Location Assistants — Ghaith Al Kurdi, Motasem Azar, Adnan Mujali^[207]
- Unit Doctor — Dr. Mohammad Shtieh^[207]
- Second Unit Manager — Rasul Kalyayev^[207]
- Propman - Buyer — Saad Akrabawi^[207]
- Unit Medics — Eyad Othman, Tariq Tannous^[207]
- Propmen — Tamara Bataineh, Khaled Farrah, Hadi Mon’em, Qais Massadeh, Majed Qofabdz, Ribal Haj, Ibrahim Qayt, Abedlrahman Halawani, Anzor Abaza^[207]
- Cutout Propman — Ameer Saudi^[207]
- Cutout Movers — Yasser Abdel Hameed, Yousef Faiez, Mohammed Hussien^[207]
- Prop Lead Labour — Fayez Huweity^[207]
- Action Vehicles Assistants — Nart Janti, Ahmed Toghoj^[207]
- Cutout Movers (Intern/Trainee) — Nasser Kadamani, Amir Tamimi^[207]
- Action Vehicles Labourers — Mohmoud Keilani, Marwan Abu Saad^[207]
- Drapes — Omar Kurdi, Amjad Masri^[207]
- SFX Coordinator — Rafiq Kamhawi^[207]
- Drapes Labour — Abdelhadi Atta^[207]
- SFX Technicians/Assistants — Waleed Subeihat, Rabea Sammour, Ali Shoubaki, Eyad Fanatseh, Mahmoud Hammadeen, Karim Mnweer^[207]
- Stunts Fixer — Ziad Azar^[207]
- Sound Assistants — Tarek Abu Ghoush, Fadi Shehadeh^[207]
- Sound Help, CFX & God Mike — Rajai Haddadin^[207]
- Sound Help, CFX & God Mike (Intern/Trainee) — Amjad Hindash^[207]
- Transport Manager — Henry Dray^[207]
- Transportation Coordinators — Dominique Tucker, Peter Williams^[207]
- Main Unit Transport Captain — Darren Holvey^[207]
- Second Unit Transport Captain — Steve Doran^[207]
- Transport Captain — Amer Ansouqa^[207]
- Machinery Wrangler — Colin Hingston^[207]
- Facilities HOD — Derick Applecryn^[207]
- Transport Assistants — Cian O’Driscoll, Mattheus Makowski, Hazem Masri, Fares Rawas, Ayham Batarseh^[207]
- Facilities Assistants — Eddie Folcareli, Danny Triphook, Matthew Stockwell, Phil Nicholson^[207]
- VFX (Interns/Trainees) — Yazan Shabbak, Ali Al Khadra^[207]
- Video Assistants — Zeina Azar, Jamie Whiteley^[207]
- Aqaba Liaison — Bashar Abu Rumman^[207]
Aerial Unit, Jordan c/o ACW Belgium^[207]
- Helicopter Unit Manager — Mike O’Shea^[207]
- Aerial Coordinator & Pilot — Fred North^[207]
- Aerial DOP — David Nowell^[207]
- Test Pilot — Peter Gielen^[207]
- Tyler Mount Technician — Jim Swanson^[207]
- Shotover Technician — Peter Graf^[207]
- Second Assistant Camera — Elliot Dupuy^[207]
- RF Technician — Andrew Rowell^[207]
- Helicopter Technicians — Phillipe Zink, Frank Desmet, Niek Maessen, Michael Haut^[207]
- Ground Safety Pilot — Luc Poullain^[207]
- Shotover Stabilised Camera Systems — Team5, LLC^[207]
Drone Unit, Jordan c/o XM2^[207]
- Drone Camera Operators — Stephen Oh, Robert Stagg^[207]
- Drone Pilots — Luke Annells, Aidan Kelly, Loic Maheas, Daniel Thomas^[207]
- Drone Technicians — Jin Won Lee, Aaron Corera, Steve Ahn^[207]
- Drone Design Engineer — James Mare^[207]
- Horses Provided by — The Devil’s Horsemen^[207]
- Horse Masters — Daniel Naprous, Camilla Naprous^[207]

Lido Hey
- Written by — Lin-Manuel Miranda and J. J. Abrams^[207]
- Produced and Performed by — Shag F. Kava^[207]
Oma's Place: Written, Produced and Performed by — Ricky Tinez and J. J. Abrams^[207]
Filmed with — Panavision Lenses & Cameras^[207]
Avid Editing Equipment supplied by — Digital Vortechs^[207]
Filmed at — Pinewood Studios, London, England.^[207]
Produced with the support of the — British Film Commission and the UK Government’s Film Tax Relief.^[207]
Filmed in part in the Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan with the support of the Royal Film Commission - Jordan^[207]

Uncredited crew

Industrial Light & Magic

CG Supervisors — Barry Kane^[208]
Digital Artists — Charley Carlat, Corrine Cowgill, John Gresko, Samuel Chew Junyan, Olivier Vernay-Kim, Felder Kwek, Ian Mathews, Arnaud Mavoka-Isana, Stephen Misek, Kevin Page, Paul Robinson, Sheldon Serrao, Shermaine Toh^[208]
Visual Effects Concept Artists — Pablo Dominguez Aguilar^[208]
Visual Effects Production Coordinators — Ellie Ritchie^[208]
Production & Technical Support — Simon Davies, Lisa Durand, Ricky Herrera, Claudia Lecaros, Sarah Martin, Regan Mead, Olivia Wong, Rick Yang^[208]

Art department

Roy Bell — concept model painter^[61]
David Levy — concept artist^[61]
Nick Pugh — concept artist^[61]
Scott Robertson — concept artist^[61]
Justin Sweet — concept artist^[61]
Kurt Van Der Basch — storyboard artist^[61]

Special thanks

Saffery Champness, John Graydon, Nigel Walde, Isla Macgillivray, Bickers Action, Imax, Spike Jonze, Ben Schwartz, Royal Film Commission Jordan^[206]
The Patient And Generous Families Of The Cast And Crew^[206]

Appearances[]

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Characters	Organisms	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

Aftab Ackbar
AD-4M (First appearance)
Pacer Agoyo (First pictured)
AL1-L3 (First appearance)
Cassy Algara (First appearance)
Albrekh (First appearance)
"Alpha Three" (First mentioned)
Fadros Angon (First appearance)
Ap'lek
Wedge Antilles
Fadda-Rarb Arda (First appearance)
Barok (First appearance)
BB-8
BFB-7 (First appearance)
Euphaus Biro (First appearance)
Zorii Bliss (First appearance)
Vaid Bloodfil (First appearance)
Karoon Bogat (First appearance)
Boolio (First appearance)
Bosvarga (First appearance) (In flashback(s))
Tophid Bruster (First appearance)
C-3PO
Kadara Calrissian (Indirect mention only) (In deleted scene(s))
Landonis Balthazar Calrissian
Cardo
Cerensco (First appearance) (In flashback(s))
Seleno Chandro (First appearance)
Chewbacca
Hurrie Chind (First appearance)
Aarton Chireen (First appearance)
Nimi Chireen (First appearance)
Kaydel Ko Connix
Merl Cobben (First appearance)
Dreanna Conunda (First appearance)
Lodent Cowell (First appearance)
CS-9147 (First appearance)
D-O
Larma D'Acy
Poe Dameron
Ibdun Dand (First appearance)
Vober Dand
Dathan (First appearance) (In flashback(s))
Faddaff Davenspon (First appearance)
"Delta Leader" (First mentioned)
Rothgar Deng (First appearance)
Vazzet Dipterz (First appearance)
Carib Diss (First appearance)
Draper (First appearance)
Wolentic Dudge (First appearance)
Gandris Dyun (First appearance)
Efrem LX (First appearance)
Wrushii-Do Elecra (First appearance)
Amret Engell (First appearance)
Kuimi Enissa (First appearance)
Eye of Webbish Bog (In deleted scene(s))
Ferrule (First appearance)
Finn
FN-0606 (First appearance)
FN-0878 (First appearance)
FN-1226 (First appearance)
FN-2802 (First appearance)
Forten (First appearance)
Lega Fossang (First appearance)
Babu Frik (First appearance)
Urcos Furdam (First appearance)
Adi Gallia (Voice only)
Lanzora Garan (First appearance)
Jeyo Garanam (First appearance)
Kurksel Gartfran (First appearance)
Nambi Ghima (First appearance)
Junn Gobint (First appearance)
Engi Golba (First appearance)
Jo-Dapshi Gorobunn (First appearance)
Frantis Griss (First appearance)
Byrco Hansid (First appearance)
HF-3311 (First appearance)
Amilyn Holdo (Mentioned only)
Armitage Hux
Jesba-Be Issa (First appearance)
Sidon Ithano
Jannah (First identified as TZ-1719, simultaneous with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary)
Kanan Jarrus (Voice only)
Jayelle (First appearance)
Qui-Gon Jinn (Voice only)
K3-R1 (First appearance)
Kalo'ne (First appearance)
Maz Kanata
Tishra Kandia (First appearance)
Corus Kapellim (First appearance)
Obi-Wan Kenobi (Voice only)
Beaumont Kin
Klaud (First appearance)
Kuruk
L4E-R5 (First appearance)
Milon Lenwith (First appearance)
Lazu Lirona (First appearance)
Domine Lithe (First appearance)
Kid Malmash (First appearance)
Plesko Marno (First appearance)
Miramir (In flashback(s))
Begaral Moghare (First appearance)
Wizzich Mozzer (First appearance)
Wipolo Nagg (First appearance)
Tanruka Namhi (First appearance)

Renk Narviz (First appearance)
Teza Nasz (First pictured)
Pattros Navesh (First appearance)
Somaled New (First appearance)
Nien Nunb
Twylope Nur (First appearance)
OC-JK14 (First appearance)
Ochi (First appearance) (Skeleton, flashback and hologram only)
Elliver Olim (First appearance)
Juronus Opto (First appearance)
Leia Organa
Bellava Parnadee (First appearance)
Caspus Pillar (First appearance)
Unkar Plutt (Vision to Rey)
Clemitt Polus (First appearance)
Clyss Power (Mentioned on uniform only)
Dellso Prin (First appearance)
Enric Pryde (First appearance)
Quiggold
Domaric Quinn (First appearance)
R2-D2
R2-SHP (First appearance)
R5-2JE (First appearance)
R6-D8
R6-LE5 (First appearance)
Vanbec Recliva (First appearance)
Dynia Reekeene (First appearance)
Bo Rogiave (First appearance)
Zabmon Roro (First appearance)
Chesille Sabrond (First appearance)
Kazza-Ki Sagree (First appearance)
Allie Samta (First appearance)
Aayla Secura (Voice only)
Jaiyna Sibinth (First appearance)
Sheev Palpatine/Darth Sidious
Charlu Sisi (First appearance)
Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader (Voice only)
Luke Skywalker (Appears as a ghost or spirit)
Rey Skywalker (First identified as Skywalker)
Snoke (Voice only)
Ben Solo/Kylo Ren
Han Solo (Vision)
Sebla Sarobia (First appearance)
Tommet Sozach (First appearance)
Garn Stewer, Jr. (First appearance)
Sylphanie Stil (First appearance)
Enanan Supa (First appearance)
Odla Sur (First appearance)
Phenlass Sur (First appearance)
Carid Tamb (First appearance)
Ahsoka Tano (Voice only)
Gusyin Tatam (First appearance)
Huper Tenrecs (First appearance)
Wilsa Teshlo (First appearance)
C'ai Threnalli
Seossra Thwisp (First appearance)
Rose Tico
Amuncie Tidian (First appearance)
Topi Topi (First appearance)
TQ3-R1 (First appearance)
Masir Trach (First appearance)
Oma Tres (First appearance)
Trudgen
TX-8080 (First appearance)
Wrobie Tyce (First appearance)
Zulay Ulor (First appearance)
Luminara Unduli (Voice only)
Unidentified blind Arobernos (In deleted scene(s))
Unidentified First Order Stormtrooper (Steadfast) (First appearance)
Unidentified Sith Eternal fleet technician (First appearance)
Unidentified Tatooine elder (First appearance)
Ushar
Seftin Vanik (First appearance)
Joth Ver (First appearance)
Vibbo (First appearance)
Vicii (First appearance)
Vicrul
Pommet Warrick (First appearance)
Wicket Wystri Warrick
Temmin Wexley
Mace Windu (Voice only)
Miller Worlens (First appearance)
Kazuda Xiono (Starship only)
Yipsit (First appearance)
Yoda (Voice only)
Shasa Zaro (First appearance)
Zeegar (First appearance)
Elna Zibsara (First appearance)
Tabala Zo
Zutton

Organisms

Bantha (as leather)
Bird
- Porg
Bug
- Thistlebuzzer (corpse only)
Dactillion (as leather)
Dune zaywar (tusk only)
Etobi (First appearance)
Ghhhk (as dejarik piece)
Gundark (Hide)
Gorg (Illustrated on ship)
Houjix (as dejarik piece)
Jakobeast (Fur only)
Karabbac (Fur only)
Kintan strider (as dejarik piece)
K'lor'slug (as dejarik piece)
Kybuck (Fur only)
Monnok (as dejarik piece)
Ng'ok (as dejarik piece)
Orbak
Plant
- Chu-reed (First appearance)
- Digwort (First appearance)
- Grainstalk (First appearance)
- Grass
- Seed
  - Josava seed (First appearance)
- Tree
  - Broadleaf (First appearance)
  - Irontree (First appearance)
Riftiaworm (Hide)
Reptile
- Snake
  - Vexis
- Zymod (First appearance)
Rodent
- Oki-poki (First appearance)
Ronto (Hide)
Runyip (as leather)
Thafslanu (Hide)
Titan-erke (horn only)
Worm
- Arakurth (First appearance)

Droid models

Ashpo-Tess banking droid (First appearance) (Head only)
Astromech droid
- BB-series astromech droid
- R-series
  - R2-series astromech droid
  - R5 series astromech droid
  - R6 astromech droid
  - R0-series astromech droid (Head only)
Battle droid
- B-series battle droid
  - B1-series battle droid
    - OOM-series battle droid
      - OOM command battle droid
  - B2-series super battle droid (Legs only)
CZ-series secretary/business communications droid (Legs only)
K1-RF workbench droid (First appearance)
LC-24 fire droid (First appearance)
Maintenance droid
- MSE series
  - MSE-6 series repair droid
- WED Treadwell repair droid (Head only)
Medical droid (Head only)
- 2-1B surgical droid (Head only)
Protocol droid
- 3PO-series protocol droid
Sentry droid
- First Order sentry droid
Training droid
- Marksman-H training remote
Utility droid
- 0-LT utility droid (First appearance)

Events

Battle of Ansett Island (First mentioned)
Festival of the Ancestors (First appearance)
First Order-Resistance War
- Battle of Oetchi (Vision)
- Battle of Crait (Mentioned only)
- Battle of Exegol (First appearance)
- Battle of Starkiller Base (Vision)
- Funeral of Leia Skywalker Organa Solo (First appearance)
- Destruction of Kijimi (First appearance)
- Mission to Kef Bir (First appearance)
- Mission to Pasaana (First appearance)
- Mission to Sinta Glacier Colony (First appearance)
- Occupation of Kijimi (First appearance)
  - Mission to Kijimi (First appearance)
- Palpatine's broadcast (First canonical mention)
Galactic Civil War (Indirect mention only)
- Battle of Endor (Indirect mention only)
New Republic Era (In flashback(s))
- Quest for Exegol (First mentioned)
  - Mission to Pasaana (First mentioned)
Search for Exegol (First appearance)
- Mission to Mustafar (First appearance)
Uprising against the First Order (First appearance)
- Uprising on Cloud City (First appearance)
- Uprising on Endor (First appearance)
- Uprising on Jakku (First appearance)

Locations

Aniras belt (First appearance)
- Niful (First appearance)
Ansett Island (First mentioned)
Bestoon (First mentioned)
Colonies (Mentioned only)
Core systems (Mentioned only)
- Alderaan (Mentioned only)
Expansion Region
- Ombakond sector
  - Middian system (First identified as Middian system)
    - Pasaana
      - East passage (First mentioned)
      - Forbidden Valley (First appearance)
      - Lurch Canyon (First appearance)
        Shifting Mires (First appearance)
    - Pasaana system asteroid cluster (First appearance)
Inner Rim Territories
- Jakku's sector
  - Jakku system
    - Jakku
      - Starship Graveyard
Mid Rim Territories
- Bryx sector
  - Kijimi system
    - Kijimi
      - Mount Izukika (First pictured)
        Kijimi City (First pictured)
        Thieves' Quarter (First appearance)
        Babu Frik's workshop (First appearance)
        
        Monk's Gate (First appearance)
        
        Spice Runners' Den (First appearance)
- Hune sector
  - Sinta system (First appearance)
    - Sinta Glacier (First appearance)
      - Sinta Glacier Colony (First appearance)
- Tennuutta sector (First appearance)
  - Ivexia (First appearance)
    - Mirror-Spires (First appearance)
- Trax sector (First appearance)
  - Typhonic Nebula (First appearance)
    - Megafauna Chasm (First appearance)
Outer Rim Territories
- Arkanis sector
  - Tatoo system
- Atravis sector
  - Mustafar system
    - Jestefad
    - Mustafar
      - Corvax Fen (First appearance)
      - Fortress Vader (Ruins only)
- Cademimu sector
  - Ajara system
    - Ajan Kloss
      - Klosslands
        Ajan Kloss training course (First appearance)
        
        Resistance base
- Cardovyte (First appearance)
  - Crystal Chaos (First appearance)
- Crait (Mentioned only)
- Gold system (First mentioned)
- Greater Javin
  - Anoat sector
    - Bespin system
      - Bespin
        Cloud City
- Moddell sector
  - Endor system
    - Endor
    - Endor moon
    - Kef Bir (First appearance)
      - Cliffs of Dead Empire (First appearance)
      - Death Star ruins (First appearance)
- Spice Triangle
Unknown Regions
- Ahch-To system
  - Ahch-To
    - Temple Island
      - Jedi village
        Luke's hut
      - Saddle (In flashback(s))
- Exegol system
  - Exegol (First appearance)
    - Sith Citadel (First appearance)
      - Sith Citadel throne room (First appearance)
        Throne of the Sith (First appearance)
  - Exegol (star) (First appearance)
- Galactic Barrier (First appearance)
  - Red Honeycomb Zone (First appearance)
- Griq (First mentioned)
  - Pits of Griq (First mentioned)
- Starkiller Base system (In flashback(s))
  - Ilum (In flashback(s))
    - Starkiller Base (In flashback(s))
Western Reaches

Organizations and titles

Adi Gallia's family (Voice only)
Advisor
Alazmec of Winsit (First appearance)
Antilles family
Assassin (Skeleton, flashback and hologram only)
Baron (Mentioned only) (In inscription)
Bartender
Bliss family (First appearance)
Boss (Vision to Rey)
- Junk boss (Vision to Rey)
Botanist (First appearance)
Bounty hunter
Chewbacca's family
Company 77 (First appearance)
Dameron family
Dark side adept
Droidsmith
Elder Houses
- House of Organa
  - Princess (Mentioned only)
First Order
- First Order military
  - First Order Army
    - First Order Treadspeeder Driver
    - Stormtrooper Corps
      - Electroprod trooper (First appearance)
      - First Order heavy trooper
      - First Order jet trooper
      - FN Corps
      - Kijimi garrison (First appearance)
      - First Order snowtrooper
      - Stormtrooper
  - First Order High Command
    - Supreme Council (First appearance)
  - First Order Navy
    - First Order fleet gunner
    - First Order starfighter corps
      - First Order TIE fighter pilot
  - First Order officer
- Supreme Leader
Fringer (First appearance)
Galactic Empire (Mentioned only)
Galactic Republic (Mentioned only)
- Galactic Senate (Mentioned only)
Citizens' Fleet (First appearance)
Forger
Historian
Hux family
Jedi hunter (Skeleton, flashback and hologram only)
Jedi Order
- Jedi
- Jedi Knight (In flashback(s))
- Jedi Master (Appears as a ghost or spirit)
- Padawan
Knights of Ren
- Ren
Merchant
- Junk dealer (Vision to Rey)
- Talismerchant (First appearance)
Metalsmith
Miner
Officer
- Allegiant General (First appearance)
- Commander
- Communications officer
- General
- Lieutenant
- Major
Overseer
Palpatine family
Pilot
Pirate
Resistance
- Engineering Corps (First appearance)
- Exegol landing team (First appearance)
- Resistance Army
  - Resistance trooper
- Resistance commando (First appearance)
- Resistance ground crew
- Resistance navy
  - Exegol air team (First appearance)
    - Alpha Three (First mentioned)
    - Delta Leader (First mentioned)
  - Resistance Starfighter Corps
    - Resistance pilot
- Resistance officer
- Resistance technician
Scavenger
Sith
- Dark Lord of the Sith
- Darth
- Sith alchemist (First appearance)
- Sith apprentice (Voice only)
- Sith cult (First appearance)
  - Sith Eternal (First appearance)
    - Galactic Emperor
    - Sith cultist (First pictured)
      - Sith assassin (First appearance) (Skeleton, flashback and hologram only)
    - Sith Eternal military (First appearance)
      - Final Order (First appearance)
        Fleet technician (First appearance)
      - Sith Eternal army (First appearance)
        Sith trooper (First appearance)
        
        Sith Jetpack Trooper (First appearance)
        
        Sovereign Protector (First appearance)
      - Sith Eternal officer (First appearance)
- Sith Lord
- Sith Master
Skywalker family
Smuggler
Solo family
Spice Runners of Kijimi
Spicerunner
Spy
Tico family
Warlord
Wexley family
Xenolinguist (First appearance)
Xiono family (Starship only)

Sentient species

Abednedo
Aki-Aki (First appearance)
Alazmec (First appearance)
Anzellan (First appearance)
Bestoonian (First appearance) (Skeleton, flashback and hologram only)
Boosodian (First appearance)
Caphex
Caspus Pillar's species (First appearance)
Cingulon (First appearance)
Crolute (Vision to Rey)
Cyclorrian (First appearance)
Delphidian
Deymasollian (First appearance)
Didynon (First appearance)
Euphaus Biro's species (First appearance)
Ewok
Frejuke (First appearance)
Gabdorin
Ginmid (First appearance)
Human
- Alderaanian
- Chandrilan
- Clone
- Corellian
- Coruscanti (Voice only)
- Naboo
Ithorian
Jaluku (First appearance)
Jawa
Kessurian (First appearance)
Lacertilo (First appearance)
Lazu Lirona's species (First appearance)
Mantellian Savrip (as dejarik piece)
Maz Kanata's species
Mohsenian (First appearance)
Mon Calamari
Mythrol
Near-human (Voice only)
- Mirialan (Voice only)
- Twi'lek (Voice only)
  - Rutian (Voice only)
Ovissian
Ozrelanso (First appearance)
Reesarian (First appearance)
Shahkirin (First appearance)
Shungbeek (First appearance)
Skilla (First appearance)
Snivvian
Sullustan
Sweebotta's species (In deleted scene(s))
Symeong (First appearance)
Talpiddian (First appearance)
Tarsunt
Tholothian (Voice only)
Togruta (Voice only)
Trodatome (First appearance)
Unidentified facial-apparatus species (First appearance)
Unidentified hairy-eared species (First appearance)
Unidentified hulking furry species (First appearance)
Unidentified jagged-cranial-spikes species (First appearance)
Unidentified mandible species (In deleted scene(s))
Unidentified pale wrinkled species (In deleted scene(s))
Unidentified small-mouthed species (First appearance)
Unidentified snouted species (First appearance) (In flashback(s))
Unidentified species (First appearance)
Unidentified tentacled species (First appearance)
Unidentified tusked species (First appearance)
Wayuning (First appearance)
Wookiee
Yoda's species (Voice only)
Yokaa (First appearance)

Vehicles and vessels

Boat
- Sea skiff
  - Sea skiff number one (First appearance)
  - Sea skiff number two (First mentioned)
Repulsorcraft
- Skimmer
  - Arunskin 75D skimmer (First appearance)
  - HS-19 cargo loading transport skimmer (First appearance)
- Speeder
  - Light Infantry Utility Vehicle
  - Rey's speeder (Wreckage only)
  - Speeder bike
    - 125-Z treadspeeder bike
Space station (Wreckage only)
- Battle station (Wreckage only)
  - Death Star (Wreckage only)
    - DS-2 Death Star II Mobile Battle Station (Wreckage only)
      - Emperor's Tower (Wreckage only)
        Emperor's Throne Room (Wreckage only)
Sandcrawler
Starship
- Assault ship
  - Razor Assault Ship (First appearance)
- Bomber
  - MG-100 StarFortress SF-17
- Capital ship
  - Battlecruiser
    - Resurgent-class Star Destroyer
      - Steadfast (First appearance)
        Hangar 12 (First appearance)
        
        Interrogation Six (First appearance)
  - Dreadnought (In flashback(s))
    - Star Dreadnought (In flashback(s))
      - Mega-class Star Dreadnought (In flashback(s))
        Supremacy (In flashback(s))
        Snoke's throne room (In flashback(s))
  - Star Cruiser
    - Hynestian Star Cruiser (First appearance)
    - MC75 Star Cruiser
      - MC75B Star Cruiser (First appearance)
      - MC75C Star Cruiser (First appearance)
    - MC85 Star Cruiser
    - MC95 Star Cruiser
      - MC95A Star Cruiser (First appearance)
      - MC95B Star Cruiser (First appearance)
      - MC95C Star Cruiser (First appearance)
      - MC95D Star Cruiser (First appearance)
      - MC95E Star Cruiser (First appearance)
  - Star Destroyer
    - Imperial-class Star Destroyer (Wreckage only)
      - Inflictor (Wreckage only)
    - Xyston-class Star Destroyer (First appearance)
      - Derriphan (First appearance)
      - Sutta (First appearance)
- Command ship
- Commuter ship
  - Star Tours Speeder
- Corvette
  - CR-series
    - CR90 corvette
      - Tantive IV
  - Free Virgillia-class Bunkerbuster
  - Lothalian Corvette (First appearance)
  - Sphyrna-class Hammerhead corvette
- Cruiser
- Freighter
  - Bulk freighter
    - Baleen-class heavy freighter
  - Coruscant Freighter
  - Darius G-class freighter
    - Mining Guild Freighter (First appearance)
  - Drovan Freighter (First appearance)
  - Heavy freighter (Wreckage only)
    - Unidentified heavy freighter (First appearance) (Wreckage only)
  - Light freighter
    - Ralltiiri Light Freighter (First appearance)
    - VCX-100 light freighter
      - Ghost
    - YT-series
      - YT-1300 light freighter
        Millennium Falcon
      - YT-2400 light freighter
        YT-2400BT freighter (First appearance)
    - ZH-40 Tribune-class light freighter
    - WTK-85A interstellar transport
      - Bestoon Legacy
  - Sullustan Cargo Freighter (First appearance)
  - YV-series
    - YV-865 Aurore-class freighter
- Frigate
- Gunship
  - Auzituck anti-slaver gunship
  - Braha'tok-class gunship
- Heavy cruiser
- Jungle X-hopper (First appearance)
- Lancer-class pursuit craft
  - Nebular Kelpie (First appearance)
- Racer
  - Blue Ace
  - Fireball
  - Yeager's ship
- Scout ship
  - Avandor-class fighter/transport
- Shuttle
  - Abecederian line (Wreckage only)
    - Lambda-class T-4a shuttle (Wreckage only)
  - GX1 short hauler
  - T-6 shuttle
  - Upsilon-class command shuttle
    - Kylo Ren's command shuttle
- Spacetug
  - TUG-b13
- Starfighter
  - A-wing starfighter
    - RZ-2 A-wing interceptor
  - B-wing heavy assault starfighter
    - B-wing Mark III (First appearance)
  - BTL Y-wing starfighter
    - BTA-NR2 Y-wing starfighter
      - Comeuppance (First appearance)
  - D-wing fighter (First appearance)
  - Durosian fighter (First appearance)
  - Fang-class Protectorate fighter
  - Kom'rk-class fighter/transport
  - N-1 starfighter
  - Rebel speeder (First appearance)
  - TIE series
    - TIE/fo space superiority fighter
    - TIE/dg starfighter (First appearance)
    - TIE/ln space superiority starfighter (Wreckage only)
    - TIE/sf space superiority fighter
    - TIE/wi modified interceptor
      - Kylo Ren's TIE whisper
    - TIE scout (First pictured)
    - TIE/wi Interceptor (First appearance)
  - UT-60D U-wing starfighter/support craft
  - Victor-wing Fighter
  - X-wing starfighter
    - T-65B X-wing starfighter
      - Red Five
    - T-70 X-wing starfighter
      - Poe Dameron's X-wing fighter (First appearance)
      - Temmin Wexley's X-wing (First appearance)
- Transport
  - Gozanti Armed Transport (First appearance)
  - GR-75 medium transport
  - Oubliette-class transport
    - Night Buzzard
  - Troop transport
    - AAL-1971/9.1 Troop Transport
    - AAL-2100/9.5 atmospheric assault lander
    - YC-123B transport hauler (First appearance)
      - Fortitude (First appearance)
Treadable (First appearance)
- DN-25 treadable (First appearance)
Walker
- Urban Assault Triped Transport (First appearance)

Weapons and technology

Armor
- Death trooper armor (Fragment of helmet only)
- First Order stormtrooper armor
- Helmet
  - Blast helmet
  - KSE-H44 A-wing pilot helmet (First appearance)
  - Kylo Ren's helmet
  - Darth Vader's armor (Helmet only)
- Pauldron
- Sith trooper armor
Arrow
Barrel
Beckon call
Blast door
Blaster
- Blaster cannon
  - F-11ABA heavy blaster cannon
- Blaster pistol
  - E-851 blaster pistol (First appearance)
    - Zorii Bliss's blasters (First appearance)
  - Glie-44 blaster pistol
    - Finn's blaster pistol
  - Light repeating blaster
    - SE-14r light repeating blaster
      - Lando Calrissian's SE-14r light repeating blaster
  - NN-14 blaster pistol
    - Rey's blaster
- Blaster rifle
  - DH-17 blaster rifle
  - EL-16 blaster rifle
  - EL-16HFE blaster rifle
  - F-11D blaster rifle
  - GA-2128 blaster rifle (First appearance)
  - Kuruk's blaster rifle (First appearance)
  - Sniper rifle
    - IQA-15 sniper rifle (First appearance)
    - Longswat-44 sniper blaster rifle (First appearance)
  - ST-W48 blaster rifle
  - SP-B50 blaster rifle (First appearance)
- Repeating blaster
  - FWMB-10B repeating blaster (First appearance)
- Scattergun
  - CX-55 scatterblaster (First appearance)
Bow
- Energy bow
  - Jannah's energy bow (First appearance)
Bowcaster
- Chewbacca's bowcaster
Breath mask
- Roamer-6 breath mask
Cannon
- Arm cannon
  - Cardo's arm cannon
- Ion cannon
- Laser cannon
  - AG-3M triple laser cannon turret (First appearance)
  - FP-35 forward heavy laser cannon (First appearance)
  - Quad laser cannon
    - AG-2G quad laser cannon
CAP-5 captivator arm (First appearance)
Comlink
- C1 personal comlink
- PAC-15 (First appearance)
- Wrist comm
Compressor (Mentioned only)
Computer
- Flight computer
- Targeting computer
Crystal growth tray (First appearance)
Datapad
Crossbow
- Prod pistol (First appearance)
Droid
Electro-sifter (First appearance)
Electrometer (First appearance)
Electroprod (First appearance)
- DX-90 electroprod (First appearance)
Engine
- 75fw turbine thruster (First appearance)
- Ion engine
  - CEC-3900hh ion engine (First appearance)
Entry ramp
Fusioncutter
Glowrod
Harmonics counter (First appearance)
Headset
Heating pedestal (First appearance)
Hologram
IFTS-4800 tracking gun (First appearance)
Ironweave
Jetpack
- NJP-900 integrated jetpack
Lantern
- Parasol lantern (First appearance)
Lightsaber
- Crossguard lightsaber
  - Kylo Ren's lightsaber
- Double-bladed lightsaber (Vision to Rey)
  - Hinged double-bladed lightsaber (Vision to Rey)
- Leia's lightsaber (First appearance)
- Luke Skywalker's green lightsaber (In flashback(s))
- Rey's lightsaber (First appearance)
- Skywalker lightsaber
Loadlifter workframe (First appearance)
Logic receptor (First mentioned)
Melee weapon
- Axe
  - Vibro-ax
    - Munit'kad halberd
      - Ap'lek's Mandalorian executioner vibro-ax
- Dagger
  - Sith dagger (First appearance)
    - Blade of Ochi of Bestoon (First appearance)
- Staff
  - Quarterstaff
    - Rey's quarterstaff
- Vibro-scythe
- Vibrocleaver
  - Trudgen's vibrocleaver
- War club
  - Ushar's war club (First appearance)
- Ultrasonic scythe (First appearance)
  - Vicrul's scythe (First appearance)
Memory bank (Mentioned only)
Nanoforge (First appearance)
Projectile launcher
- G125 projectile launcher
Ommin harness (First appearance)
Quadnoculars
- TG4.4 field quadnoculars (First appearance)
Quarantine suspensor (First appearance)
Quarkdriver (First appearance)
Rectenna
Remote
Repulsorlift
- 125-Zr repulsor unit
Sensor dome (First appearance)
Sith forge (First appearance)
Solar receptor
Spanner
- Magnaspanner (First appearance)
Star chart (Mentioned only)
Stuncuffs
Sub-alternator (First mentioned, simultaneous with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary)
Superweapon
- Superlaser
  - Axial superlaser (First appearance)
Swagger stick
Transmitter
Turbolaser
- XX-9 heavy turbolaser battery (Wreckage only)
Wayfinder (First appearance)
- Sith wayfinder (First appearance)
  - Emperor's wayfinder (First appearance)
  - Vader's wayfinder (First appearance)

Miscellanea

Aeroxite (First appearance)
Asteroid
Asteroid field
Atmosphere
Aurodium
Bandolier
Battalion
Black market
Blood
Bone
- Skeleton
Book
- Sacred Jedi texts
  - Rammahgon
Bounty
Bridge
Cane
- Lando's cane (First appearance)
- Hermit's walking stick (First appearance)
Cargo manifest (Mentioned only)
Castle (Ruins only)
Chordwool (First appearance)
Chromium
City
Clothing
- Cape
- Diaphaneel (First appearance)
- First Order military uniforms
- Flight vest
- Jacket
  - Flight jacket
- Necklace
  - Callais-nugget necklace (First appearance)
  - Husk necklace (First appearance)
  - Kern-nut necklace (First appearance)
  - Pallie-pit necklace (First appearance)
- Robe
- Scarf
Clone template
Color
Company (Mentioned only)
Complete redacted memory bypass (First appearance)
Crystal
Death
Dejarik
Desert
Dismemberment
Ebonwood (First appearance)
Fire
First Order insignia
Flagship
Fleet
Foodstuff
- Fruit
  - Flint-rind fig (First appearance)
  - Pallie (pit only)
- Sweetmallow (First appearance)
The Force
- Dark side of the Force
- Force power
  - Disturbance in the Force
  - Force dyad (First identified as dyad in the Force)
  - Force-bond
  - Force choke
  - Force drain
  - Force healing
  - Force jump
  - Force lightning
  - Force spirit
  - Force Stasis
  - Force vision
  - Mind trick
  - Telekinesis
  - Transference (First mentioned)
- Force-sensitive
  - Force-Sensitive Outcast (Voice only)
- Light side of the Force
- Meditation
- Netherworld of the Force (Mentioned only) (First identified as afterlife)
- Oneness
Forest
The galaxy
- Galaxy
Gammaplast (First appearance)
Garrison
Gas giant
Glass
- Cybotaro waxen glass (First appearance)
Goggles
Gold
Gravity
Gravity well (Mentioned only)
Greel wood (First appearance)
- Greel ebonwood (First appearance)
Hangar
Hell (Mentioned only) (as expletive)
Sith Eternal crest (First appearance)
Holdo maneuver (First identified as Holdo maneuver, simultaneous with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary)
Hyperlane (Mentioned only)
Hyperspace
Hyperspace anomaly (First appearance)
Hyperspace skipping (First appearance)
Immortality
Ironwood (First appearance)
Jakobeast-fur (First appearance)
Jedi artifact
Jedi training
Jute (First appearance)
Kern-nut (First appearance)
Kite
Language
- Aki-Aki language (First appearance)
- Anzellan (First appearance)
- Binary
- Galactic Basic Standard
- Jawaese
- Shyriiwook
- Sullustese
- ur-Kittât (First identified as Sith)
  - Sith alphabet (First appearance)
Laser
Leather
- Dactillion-leather (First appearance)
- Runyip-leather
- Synthleather
Legion
Lekku
Life Zone
Lightsaber combat
- Cadence
- Jar'Kai
- Lightsaber duel
Lightspeed
Lobeha Mwadu (First appearance)
Lubricant
Medal
- First Order transit data-medallion (First appearance)
- Haysian ore medallion
  - Rose's medallion
- Medal of Bravery
Memory wipe
Monocot-fiber (First appearance)
Moon
Mountain
Music
Musical instrument
- Drum
  - Festbox drum (First appearance)
- Flukebladder pipe balaxan (First appearance)
- O'Tawa cymbal
  - Triple ride-rhythm o'tawa cymbals (First appearance)
- Stomp harmonium (First appearance)
- Twinned erkehorn (First appearance)
Nebula
Neyaoi-wood (First appearance)
Obsidian
- Mustafarian obsidian (First appearance)
Obviribdum (First appearance)
Ocean
Orbital bombardment
Ore
- Uphradean volcanic ore
Parent
Perspex (First appearance)
Pillow
Planet
Prison
Prisoner
Project Resurrection
Protocol 13
Quicksand (First appearance)
Rebel Alliance starbird
Religion
Ring
- Josava seed ring (First appearance)
Ronto-hide (First appearance)
Saddle
Sexes
Soldier
Species
- Elephantine
Spice (Mentioned only)
Steel
- Beskar
Stone
- Limestone
Strand-Cast (First appearance) (In flashback(s))
Susurra-weave
T-18 (First mentioned)
Throne
Tibrin mother-of-pearl
Time
- Second
- Standard day
- Standard hour
- Standard year
Transparisteel
Troop
Unidentified Sith relief (First appearance)
Vat (First appearance)
Waretree (First appearance)
Water
Wokling
Writing
- Protobesh
Youngling

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Notes and references[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 J.J. Abrams to Write and Direct Star Wars: Episode IX on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 DISNEY TO ACQUIRE LUCASFILM LTD. on the Walt Disney Company's official website (backup link)
↑ Exclusive: J.J. Abrams Talks STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS and That New Lightsaber by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (February 5, 2015) (backup link archived on February 27, 2020)
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 ^4.4 Exclusive: 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Final Writing Credits Revealed by Lawrence, Gregory on Collider.com (November 15, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ ^5.00 ^5.01 ^5.02 ^5.03 ^5.04 ^5.05 ^5.06 ^5.07 ^5.08 ^5.09 ^5.10 ^5.11 ^5.12 ^5.13 ^5.14 ^5.15 ^5.16 Star Wars: Episode IX Cast Announced on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ James Dyer (@jamescdyer) on Twitter (post): "In case there's any lingering ambiguity from the trailer (and McDiarmid's appearance at the panel!), I can 100% confirm that Palpatine is back in The Rise Of Skywalker as I just asked J.J. He's thrilled - and slightly incredulous- that McDiarmid's presence on set didn't leak." (screenshot)
↑ ^7.0 ^7.1 JOHN WILLIAMS SAYS HE'S DONE WITH STAR WARS AFTER EPISODE IX on Nerdist (March 2, 2018) (backup link archived on March 9, 2018)
↑ ^8.0 ^8.1 ^8.2 ^8.3 "The Jedi Redeemed: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" — Star Wars Insider 196
↑ Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker to 35 ABY.
↑ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker | Final Trailer on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link) (Posted on StarWars.com)
↑ ^11.00 ^11.01 ^11.02 ^11.03 ^11.04 ^11.05 ^11.06 ^11.07 ^11.08 ^11.09 ^11.10 ^11.11 ^11.12 ^11.13 ^11.14 ^11.15 ^11.16 ^11.17 Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker
↑ ^12.0 ^12.1 ^12.2 Exclusive: J.J. Abrams on Star Wars, Apple, and building Bad Robot into a Hollywood force by Nicole LaPorte & KC Ifeanyi on Fast Company (April 8, 2019) (backup link archived on March 15, 2020)
↑ Show Business: George Lucas' Galactic Empire on Time (March 6, 1978) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Mark Hamill talks Star Wars 7, 8 and 9! by B., Brian on movieweb.com (September 10, 2004) (backup link archived on January 5, 2020)
↑ Mark Hamill Reveals Ending to George Lucas' Star Wars: Episode 9 by Skrebels, Joe on IGN (March 26, 2018) (backup link archived on February 16, 2020)
↑ Mark Hamill Originally Wanted Luke To Die In Star Wars: Episode 9 by Agar, Chris on Screen Rant (March 13, 2018) (backup link archived on January 12, 2020)
↑ TheForce.Net - Latest News - Interviews - Gary Kurtz Reveals Original Plans for Episodes 1-9 by TheForce.net on TheForce.net (backup link archived on January 7, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams Wrote Drafts For Star Wars 8 and 9, Says Daisy Ridley by Skrebels, Joe on IGN (March 2, 2018) (backup link archived on February 15, 2020)
↑ Rian Johnson boarding 'Star Wars' franchise as writer and director by Keegan, Rebecca on Los Angeles Times (June 20, 2014) (backup link archived on March 5, 2020)
↑ ^20.0 ^20.1 How J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson Collaborated to Create the Future of Star Wars by Sciretta, Peter on /Film (December 14, 2015) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) on Twitter (post): "That's old info, I haven't been involved in writing IX." (backup link)
↑ Q&A: Star Wars screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan on the past, present and future of 'Star Wars' by Rottenberg, Josh on Los Angeles Times (December 3, 2015) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ 'BlacKkKlansman's Adam Driver Stands By Childhood Ku Klux Klan Recollection; How 'Star Wars' Is Like Theater Work by Grobar, Matt on deadline.com (January 12, 2019) (backup link archived on February 11, 2020)
↑ Colin Trevorrow to Direct Star Wars: Episode IX on StarWars.com (original link is obsolete)
↑ EXCLUSIVE: Colin Trevorrow Responds to the Petition to Bring George Lucas Back for 'Star Wars: Episode IX' by Boone, John on Entertainment Tonight (January 11, 2016) (backup link archived on November 21, 2019)
↑ 'Star Wars: Episode 9' Will Be Shot On 65mm Film by Sciretta, Peter on www.slashfilm.com (November 11, 2016) (backup link archived on January 25, 2020)
↑ 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Director Wants to Shoot on Film, Not Digital — and in Outer Space by Lee, Ashley on The Hollywood Reporter (January 28, 2016) (backup link archived on February 16, 2020)
↑ Exclusive: Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Has Something from Colin Trevorrow's Version of 'Episode IX' by Weintraub, Steve on Collider.com (June 13, 2019) (backup link archived on July 24, 2020)
↑ Colin Trevorrow Shows Off Unused TIE Marauder Ship from His Version of 'Star Wars 9' by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (July 23, 2020) (backup link archived on July 24, 2020)
↑ Kathleen Kennedy on Carrie Fisher's Death and the Future of Star Wars by Kamp, David on Vanity Fair (May 25, 2017) (backup link archived on June 13, 2017)
↑ ^31.0 ^31.1 ^31.2 Colin Trevorrow Talks His Star Wars Episode IX Exit by Ben Travis & Nick De Semlyen on Empire (May 29, 2018) (backup link archived on July 4, 2019)
↑ I read Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly's final Star Wars: Episode IX script! by Ward, Jason on makingstarwars.net (January 15, 2020) (backup link archived on March 12, 2020)
↑ Colin Trevorrow (@colintrevorrow) on Twitter (post): "Yes, this is from Duel of the Fates. But I'd never kill R2…he just took a bad hit. Happens to all of us." (screenshot)
↑ ^34.0 ^34.1 Cover Story: Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the Definitive Preview by Kamp, David on Vanity Fair (May 24, 2017) (backup link archived on April 10, 2022)
↑ Carrie Fisher's brother reveals new details about Leia's 'Rise of Skywalker' role: 'She was going to be the last Jedi' (exclusive) by Alter, Ethan on Yahoo! Entertainment (November 6, 2019) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)
↑ 'Star Wars' Braintrust Sets Meeting to Plot Leia's Life After Carrie Fisher's Death by Kit, Borys on The Hollywood Reporter (January 5, 2017) (backup link archived on February 28, 2020)
↑ Kathleen Kennedy says Star Wars: Episode IX 'started over' after Carrie Fisher's death by Breznican, Anthony on Entertainment Weekly (April 14, 2017) (backup link archived on November 21, 2019)
↑ 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Gets a New Writer (Exclusive) by Kit, Borys on The Hollywood Reporter (August 1, 2017) (backup link archived on February 16, 2020)
↑ Jack Thorne: 'Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol in anger, and I love him for that' by Hodan, Michael on The Guardian (December 6, 2020) (backup link archived on February 16, 2021)
↑ A Statement Regarding Star Wars: Episode IX on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ ^41.0 ^41.1 Will 'Star Wars' Stick the Landing? J.J. Abrams Will Try by Itzkoff, Dave on The New York Times (December 11, 2019) (backup link archived on February 1, 2020)
↑ ^42.0 ^42.1 Star Wars' Kathleen Kennedy on the Long Road to Ending the Skywalkers' Story by Lussier, Germain on io9.gizmodo.com (December 6, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Exclusive: Colin Trevorrow reveals how his canceled Star Wars movie helped him make Jurassic World Dominion by Garbutt, Emily on GamesRadar (June 6, 2022) (backup link archived on June 6, 2022)
↑ 'Star Wars' Director Drama: How J.J. Abrams Jilted Paramount for 'Episode IX' by Masters, Kim on The Hollywood Reporter (September 20, 2017) (backup link archived on February 26, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams Pitched the 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Story Today by Evangelista, Chris on www.slashfilm.com (December 15, 2017) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)
↑ Watch Stephen Colbert and J.J. Abrams Take 'Late Show' Audience to Broadway Play by Kilkenny, Katie on The Hollywood Reporter (February 21, 2018) (backup link archived on January 31, 2020)
↑ 14 Things We Learned About 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' by Hiatt, Brian on www.rollingstone.com (December 6, 2017) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Here's Why Colin Trevorrow Was Fired from 'Star Wars: Episode IX' by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (May 11, 2018) (backup link archived on February 27, 2020)
↑ ^49.0 ^49.1 How George Lucas Helped Finish Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by Yehl, Joshua on IGN (April 12, 2019) (backup link archived on January 8, 2020)
↑ ^50.0 ^50.1 Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker – J. J. Abrams Consulted With George Lucas, Lawrence Kasdan, and Rian Johnson by Davis, Grant on www.starwarsnewsnet.com (April 12, 2019) (backup link archived on January 27, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams discusses meeting George Lucas to talk Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: "He loves his Midi-chlorians" by Shepherd, Jack on GamesRadar (November 13, 2019) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)
↑ 'Star Wars' Co-Writer Chris Terrio Sets Record Straight on Perceived 'Last Jedi' Jabs by Davids, Brian on The Hollywood Reporter (December 30, 2019) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)
↑ ^53.0 ^53.1 Inside the Writing of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' by Hiatt, Brian on www.rollingstone.com (December 13, 2019) (backup link archived on December 30, 2019)
↑ 'This was not small stakes for us': J.J. Abrams brings 'Star Wars' saga to a close with 'Rise of Skywalker' by Truitt, Brian on USA Today (December 16, 2019) (backup link archived on March 19, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams Weighs In on Divisive New 'Star Wars' Title: 'I Know It's Provocative' by Sharf, Zack on www.indiewire.com (April 15, 2019) (backup link archived on April 16, 2019)
↑ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker writer Chris Terrio on ending a series that can't end by Lesnick, Silas on Polygon (December 5, 2019) (backup link archived on December 28, 2019)
↑ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's Writer Knew Not Everyone Would Like It by Philip, Tom on www.gq.com (January 8, 2020) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)
↑ 'Star Wars' Screenwriter Chris Terrio on Ending the 42-year 'Skywalker' Saga by Moye, Clarence on www.awardsdaily.com (December 30, 2019) (backup link archived on February 19, 2020)
↑ Exclusive concept art of Rey and Kylo Ren from 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' show how the film could have been different by Acuna, Kirsten on www.businessinsider.sg (March 24, 2020) (backup link archived on April 1, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams On 'The Rise Of Skywalker' And The Return Of Palpatine (And, Yes, Maclunkey) by Ryan, Mike on uproxx.com (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on January 13, 2020)
↑ ^61.0 ^61.1 ^61.2 ^61.3 ^61.4 ^61.5 ^61.6 The Art of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
↑ J.J. Abrams Spilled Entire Rise of Skywalker Plot to Daisy Ridley, Loudly, in Public by Jackson, Matthew on SYFY WIRE (June 27, 2019) (backup link archived on June 28, 2019)
↑ Daniels, Anthony. I Am C-3PO: The Inside Story
↑ Pablo Hidalgo (@pabl0hidalgo) on Twitter (post on January 13, 2022): "Not much beyond what’s been said. But the bad guy in the depths (which became Palpatine on Exegol) was gonna be on Coruscant. (In response to: Are you able to talk about what the third act threat/conflict was going to be when Lucas or Arndt were still involved in the script?
Since SK is a Bad Robot addition)" (original link is obsolete)
↑ Palpatine's Return Was in the Plans for a Long Time, Says Kathleen Kennedy by Bui, Hoai-Tran on www.slashfilm.com (April 15, 2019) (backup link archived on January 29, 2020)
↑ 'Star Wars' Writer Chris Terrio Says 'The Rise of Skywalker' Doesn't Undo 'The Last Jedi' by Welk, Brian on www.thewrap.com (December 30, 2019) (backup link archived on January 5, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams Opens Up About Finishing The Rise of Skywalker and What He Really Thinks of Baby Yoda by Miller, Matt on Esquire (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on January 3, 2020)
↑ A Statement Regarding New Rumors on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ The late Carrie Fisher will appear in 'Star Wars: Episode 9', says brother Todd Fisher by Desborough, James on New York Daily News (April 7, 2017) (backup link archived on February 18, 2020)
↑ Carrie Fisher Will Not Appear in 'Star Wars: Episode IX' by Parker, Ryan on The Hollywood Reporter (April 14, 2017) (backup link archived on December 7, 2019)
↑ Carrie Fisher's Brother Credits J.J. Abrams for Leia Remaining in 'Star Wars' Saga by Parker, Ryan on The Hollywood Reporter (July 28, 2018) (backup link archived on January 8, 2020)
↑ 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' director on his decision to use Carrie Fisher footage by Rothman, Michael on www.goodmorningamerica.com (April 15, 2019) (backup link)
↑ Todd Fisher on Carrie's continuing legacy: 'There's a lot more to come' by Sandell, Clayton on www.goodmorningamerica.com (December 28, 2018) (backup link archived on February 19, 2019)
↑ Star Wars: Episode IX Exclusive – Todd Fisher Reveals J. J. Abrams Will Also Incorporate Unused Footage of Carrie Fisher from 'The Last Jedi' to Bring Back Leia by Hoey, John on www.starwarsnewsnet.com (August 20, 2018) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)
↑ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Doesn't Use Any Carrie Fisher Footage From The Last Jedi by Perry, Spencer on ComicBook.com (December 5, 2019) (backup link archived on December 26, 2019)
↑ How 'Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker' VFX Pro Crafted Carrie Fisher's Final Farewell by Giardina, Carolyn on The Hollywood Reporter (January 7, 2020) (backup link archived on March 19, 2020)
↑ Finn's Origin Will Also Be Part of The Rise of Skywalker by Anthony Breznican on Vanity Fair (December 2, 2019) (backup link archived on November 28, 2021)
↑ J.J. Abrams (@jjabrams) on Twitter (post): "Bittersweet starting this next chapter without Carrie, but thanks to an extraordinary cast and crew, we are ready to go. Grateful for @rianjohnson and special thanks to George Lucas for creating this incredible world and beginning a story of which we are lucky to be a part. #IX" (backup link)
↑ Exclusive: Episode IX gets a new working title by Cameron, Brian on Fantha Tracks (June 1, 2018) (backup link archived on March 8, 2020)
↑ Exclusive: Fantha Tracks reveal the working title of Episode IX by Cameron, Brian on Fantha Tracks (December 17, 2017) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)
↑ Star Wars: Episode IX Films in Jordan's Wadi Rum Desert on Roya News English (November 27, 2018) (backup link archived on January 14, 2020)
↑ Back in Time: Making Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood by "Benjamin B" on American Cinematographer (July 26, 2019) (backup link archived on January 24, 2020)
↑ Star Wars: The Last Jedi Luke Skywalker Scenes Were Shot in IMAX by Orange, B. Alan on MovieWeb (February 22, 2016) (backup link archived on February 27, 2020)
↑ The Star Wars Show: J.J. Abrams & Kelly Marie Tran At SWCC 2019 | The Star Wars Show Live! on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
↑ Star Wars 9: 'We have a VERY SHORT schedule' Rise of Skywalker editor on tight deadline by Kitchener, Shaun on www.express.co.uk (June 5, 2019) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)
↑ 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Casts Matt Smith in Key Role (EXCLUSIVE) by Kroll, Justin on variety.com (August 28, 2018) (backup link archived on August 28, 2018)
↑ Matt Smith leaves 'The Crown' behind for Charles Manson and Robert Mapplethorpe by Zemler, Emily on www.latimes.com (March 7, 2019) (backup link archived on March 7, 2019)
↑ Matt Smith Ignites 'Star Wars' Buzz: Cut 'Rise of Skywalker' Role Shifted 'History of Franchise' by Sharf, Zack on www.indiewire.com (November 3, 2021) (backup link archived on November 3, 2021)
↑ ^89.0 ^89.1 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, The Ultimate Preview by Grossman, Lev on Vanity Fair (May 22, 2019) (backup link archived on February 23, 2020)
↑ A Lot of the Final Skywalker Film Has Been Planned "from the Very Beginning" by Robinson, Joanna on Vanity Fair (May 22, 2019) (backup link archived on January 31, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: "I found myself doing things I'm not sure I would have been as daring to do on Episode 7" by Shepherd, Jack on GamesRadar (November 11, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Oscar Isaac Is Taking the Year Off After 'Star Wars: Episode IX,' So He's Passing on Everything by Kohn, Eric on www.indiewire.com (October 12, 2018) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)
↑ Oscar Isaac Says J.J. Abrams Shot More Oners on 'Rise of Skywalker'; Talks Having More Creative Freedom by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Daisy Ridley on The Rise Of Skywalker: 'It was not hard to be upset in the last scene' by Bhattacharji, Alex on GQ (December 3, 2019) (backup link archived on February 24, 2020)
↑ ^95.0 ^95.1 ^95.2 Inside Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: 'The stakes are all or nothing' by Hibberd, James on Entertainment Weekly (November 19, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Exclusive: Naomi Ackie teases Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker role: "Jannah shows up at the right time" by Farley, Jordan on GamesRadar (October 15, 2019) (backup link archived on January 7, 2020)
↑ Star Wars actor teases Rose's "big" new role in The Rise of Skywalker by Sandwell, Ian on www.digitalspy.com (October 27, 2019) (backup link archived on February 15, 2020)
↑ Daisy Ridley 'wasn't surprised' fans hated 'Last Jedi,' teases 'emotional' Star Wars ending by Ryan, Patrick on USA Today (July 1, 2019) (backup link archived on July 2, 2019)
↑ Kevin Smith Says 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Is Fantastic, Made Him Cry by Schmidt, JK on ComicBook.com (December 5, 2018) (backup link archived on January 13, 2020)
↑ Star Wars 9 actor Richard E Grant just CONFIRMED something huge about the next movie by Kitchener, Shaun on www.express.co.uk (January 11, 2019) (backup link archived on January 12, 2020)
↑ ^101.0 ^101.1 Mark Hamill reveals Episode IX's intense new spoiler security tactics by Hibberd, James on Entertainment Weekly (December 11, 2018) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)
↑ Star Wars actor Richard E Grant describes Episode 9's extreme spoiler protection measures by Davies, Megan on www.digitalspy.com (January 21, 2019) (backup link archived on January 24, 2020)
↑ ^103.0 ^103.1 'Star Wars' director J.J. Abrams reveals how 'Rise of Skywalker' script wound up on eBay by McCarthy, Kelly on www.goodmorningamerica.com (November 25, 2019) (backup link)
↑ 'Star Wars' actor John Boyega admits script that landed on eBay was his by Steinbuch, Yaron on nypost.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams (@jjabrams) on Twitter (post): "It feels impossible, but today wrapped photography on Episode IX. There is no adequate way to thank this truly magical crew and cast. I'm forever indebted to you all." (backup link)
↑ 'Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker' Reshoots And Trailer Update Revealed by Trivedi, Sachin on www.ibtimes.com (October 14, 2019) (backup link archived on February 2, 2020)
↑ John Williams Reveals 'Rise of Skywalker' Reaction as He Composes His Final 'Star Wars' Score by Evangelista, Chris on www.slashfilm.com (May 13, 2019) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)
↑ Sandy DeCrescent's Impact on the Motion Pictures Industry on LinkedIn (backup link)
↑ With 'Rise of Skywalker,' Composer John Williams Puts His Coda on 'Star Wars' by Burlingame, Jon on Variety (December 18, 2019) (backup link archived on January 28, 2020)
↑ Lucasfilm's Industrial Light & Magic to Open Sydney Studio by Giardina, Carolyn on The Hollywood Reporter (July 14, 2019) (backup link archived on January 11, 2020)
↑ Watch the Mesmerizing VFX Reel for The Rise of Skywalker — EXCLUSIVE by Breznican, Anthony on Vanity Fair (February 4, 2020) (backup link archived on February 21, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams on The Rise of Skywalker: Post-production finished yesterday by Newbold, Mark on Fantha Tracks (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on January 16, 2020)
↑ J.J. Abrams Calls Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker the Most Challenging Thing He's Worked on by Perine, Aaron on ComicBook.com (September 4, 2019) (backup link archived on December 27, 2019)
↑ ^114.0 ^114.1 J.J. Abrams and the Secrets of 'Skywalker' by Hiatt, Brian on Rolling Stone (November 21, 2019) (backup link archived on February 21, 2020)
↑ Lucasfilm's Kathleen Kennedy on Planning "Next 10 Years" of Star Wars Films by Graeme McMillan on The Hollywood Reporter (April 12, 2019) (backup link archived on July 8, 2019)
↑ Star Wars: Episode IX and Next Indiana Jones Get Release Dates on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Star Wars Episode 9 has been delayed by seven months after Disney swaps its release date with Aladdin by Harp, Justin on Digital Spy (September 17, 2017) (backup link archived on April 6, 2023)
↑ 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Footage Shown at Disney Shareholders Meeting by Cavanaugh, Patrick on ComicBook.com (March 7, 2019) (backup link archived on January 13, 2020)
↑ CinemaCon 2019: Breaking Down The Two Seconds Worth Of EPISODE IX Footage We Saw Today by Wampler, Scott on birthmoviesdeath.com (April 3, 2019) (backup link archived on April 6, 2019)
↑ Star Wars: Episode IX Panel Coming to Star Wars Celebration Chicago on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Star Wars: Episode IX Panel | Star Wars Celebration Chicago 2019 on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
↑ SWCC 2019: 13 Things We Learned from the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Panel on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ The 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' cast talk ending the space saga on abc.com (backup link archived on February 26, 2020)
↑ Empire's Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Covers Revealed by Travis, Ben on Empire (September 27, 2019) (backup link archived on March 5, 2020)
↑ Lucasfilm's Kathleen Kennedy on 'Rise of Skywalker' and the Future of 'Star Wars' by Hiatt, Brian on Rolling Stone (November 19, 2019) (backup link archived on February 25, 2020)
↑ Go Inside the Epic Finale in PEOPLE's Star Wars: The Essential Guide to the Rise of Skywalker by Tauber, Chris on people.com (December 2, 2019) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)
↑ Empire's Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Collectors' Edition Covers Revealed by Travis, Ben on www.empireonline.com (November 22, 2019) (backup link archived on March 5, 2020)
↑ Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Footage Debuts At D23! by Corey on makingstarwars.net (August 23, 2019) (backup link archived on December 3, 2019)
↑ D23 Expo 2019: New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Footage and More Highlights from the Walt Disney Studios Panel on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' teaser features Rey and a hint at the dark side by Rothman, Michael on www.goodmorningamerica.com (August 26, 2019) (backup link)
↑ 'Star Wars' actress hints at co-star responsible for script that wound up on Ebay by McCarthy, Kelly on www.goodmorningamerica.com (November 26, 2019) (backup link)
↑ Actor John Boyega admits 'Star Wars' script on eBay was his by McCarthy, Kelly on ABC News (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on February 24, 2020)
↑ Adam Driver Talks Kylo Ren With Good Morning America by LaSalata, Justin on Jedi News (December 6, 2019) (backup link archived on December 8, 2019)
↑ Star Wars: Kelly Marie Tran Opens up About How She Coped With Online Bullying After The Last Jedi by Cavanaugh, Patrick on ComicBook.com (December 10, 2019) (backup link archived on January 2, 2020)
↑ Carrie Fisher Apparently Knew J.J. Abrams Would Direct Final Skywalker Series Film by Parker, Ryan on The Hollywood Reporter (November 26, 2019) (backup link archived on January 18, 2020)
↑ Daisy Ridley Raps 'Star Wars' Recap, Weighs in on Baby Yoda by Kilkenny, Katie on The Hollywood Reporter (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)
↑ John Boyega Talks Losing 'Star Wars' Script and "Emotional" Last Day Filming 'Rise of Skywalker' by Drury, Sharareh on The Hollywood Reporter (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on December 22, 2019)
↑ Daisy Ridley Appears on 'LIVE with Kelly and Ryan' by "Lindsey" on www.nerdsandbeyond.com (November 26, 2019) (backup link archived on February 9, 2020)
↑ John Boyega Kicks Off His Final Star Wars Press Tour by Jirak, Jamie on ComicBook.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on December 23, 2019)
↑ Video: Oscar Isaac on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' by "Lindsey" on www.nerdsandbeyond.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on February 10, 2020)
↑ 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Cast Faces Off in 'Family Feud'-Style Game by Kilkenny, Katie on The Hollywood Reporter (December 16, 2019) (backup link archived on January 6, 2020)
↑ Star Wars (@StarWars) on Facebook (post on November 29, 2019): "Tune in Monday to watch a livestream Q&A with the cast of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Comment with your questions!" (screenshot)
↑ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Press Conference Recap (Live) by Davis, Brandon on ComicBook.com (December 4, 2019) (backup link archived on January 14, 2020)
↑ Carrie Fisher's legacy lights up The Rise of Skywalker press event: 'She's been very much alive with us' by Pockross, Adam on www.syfy.com (December 4, 2019) (backup link archived on December 22, 2019)
↑ J.J. Abrams Teases Emperor's "Extraordinary Power" in 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' by McMillan, Graeme on The Hollywood Reporter (December 7, 2019) (backup link archived on December 25, 2019)
↑ Cast Of Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Sizzle At Premiere In The Land Of The Rising Sun on geekculture.co (December 11, 2019) (backup link archived on January 2, 2020)
↑ Amazon Releases Secret 'Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker' Exclusive Video by Spangler, Todd on Variety (December 12, 2019) (backup link archived on December 30, 2019)
↑ 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Trailer Arrives Monday Evening, Tickets on Sale Immediately After by Anderton, Ethan on www.slashfilm.com (October 19, 2019) (backup link archived on December 13, 2019)
↑ 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' trailer showcases the final chapter of the Skywalker saga by Pallotta, Frank on www.cnn.com (October 21, 2019) (backup link archived on December 27, 2019)
↑ See the Official Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Theatrical Poster on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Porsche and Lucasfilm jointly design a fantasy starship by Vornehm, Nadescha on newsroom.porsche.com (October 23, 2019) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)
↑ Porsche and Lucasfilm present starship design by Toberer, Nadine on newsroom.porsche.com (December 13, 2019) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)
↑ 27-Hour Star Wars Marathon Coming to AMC Theaters by Cavanaugh, Patrick on ComicBook.com (October 18, 2019) (backup link archived on December 8, 2019)
↑ Meet Adam Driver at the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Premiere on www.omaze.com (backup link archived on December 10, 2019)
↑ Have Dinner with Mark Hamill & Go to the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Premiere on www.omaze.com (backup link archived on January 19, 2020)
↑ Be Greg Grunberg's Wingman at the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Premiere on www.omaze.com (backup link archived on January 7, 2020)
↑ Watch the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Red Carpet Live at StarWars.com on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Terminally ill Star Wars fan Daniel Fleetwood dies aged 32, his wife confirms by Deen, Sarah on Metro (November 10, 2015) (backup link archived on March 2, 2020)
↑ Star Wars: Dying fan to get early screening, Bob Iger confirms on the BBC (November 28, 2019) (backup link archived on December 1, 2019)
↑ Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures to Debut on New "Star Wars Kids" Website and YouTube Channel on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ 2018-19 Topps Star Wars Galactic Moments Offers Marathon Countdown to Episode IX by Cracknell, Ryan on www.beckett.com (backup link archived on April 12, 2019)
↑ The Sith Trooper from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Marches to Shelves on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Triple Force Friday Announced on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ See a New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Image — and Get a Chance to Attend the Premiere! on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Disney to partner Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker with 8 major advertisers by Hibberd, James on Entertainment Weekly (October 2, 2019) (backup link archived on December 29, 2019)
↑ Lucasfilm Unveils Complete 'Journey to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Publishing Program - Exclusive on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Marvel Cancels Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker Adaptation, Morbius and More by Jennings, Collier on ComicBookResources (November 15, 2018) (backup link archived on November 28, 2020)
↑ Star Tours to Receive Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Update on December 20 on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Rise of Skywalker Funko Animated Short Reunites Lando with the Millennium Falcon by Burwick, Kevin on movieweb.com (September 26, 2019) (backup link archived on January 8, 2020)
↑ Star Tours to Receive Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Update on December 20 on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Star Wars Nights Coming to Basketball Arenas in Our Galaxy on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Updates Coming to Mobile Games on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Community Transmission - A look ahead at what's coming in 2019 by F8RGE on Electronic Arts' official website (August 12, 2019) (backup link)
↑ Fortnite adds Rey and Finn skins in time for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by Statt, Nick on www.theverge.com (December 12, 2019) (backup link archived on January 2, 2020)
↑ Fortnite's movie theater will show a scene from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by Good, Owen S. on Polygon (December 7, 2019) (backup link archived on December 29, 2019)
↑ The Force Is Strong With Fortnite on www.epicgames.com (December 7, 2019) (backup link)
↑ The Rise of Skywalker's opening crawl references an event you could only hear in Fortnite by Good, Owen S. on Polygon (December 20, 2019) (backup link archived on January 21, 2020)
↑ Star Wars and Roblox Join Forces for the Galactic Speedway Creator Challenge on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Gets Surprise Early Digital Release by Spangler, Todd on Variety (March 14, 2020) (backup link archived on March 17, 2020)
↑ The End of the Skywalker Saga, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Comes Home on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Coming to Disney+ on May the 4th on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ Domestic 2019 Weekend 51 on www.boxofficemojo.com (backup link archived on March 19, 2020)
↑ China Box Office: 'Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker' Crashing and Burning, Beaten by Local Blockbusters by Brzeski, Patrick on The Hollywood Reporter (December 20, 2019) (backup link archived on March 12, 2020)
↑ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) on www.boxofficemojo.com (backup link archived on December 30, 2019)
↑ Daisy Ridley talks STAR WARS return, SOMETIMES I THINK ABOUT DYING I Happy Sad Confused on the Josh Horowitz YouTube channel (January 29, 2024) (backup link)
↑ Oscars: Will 'Star Wars' Repeat Wins 40 Years After the Original? by Giardina, Carolyn on The Hollywood Reporter (January 13, 2020) (backup link archived on January 18, 2020)
↑ LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales — "Exit from Endor"
↑ ^188.0 ^188.1 Adam Christopher (@ghostfinder) on Twitter (post): "Rey wasn't sold to Unkar Plutt - Dathan and Miramir paid him with a songsteel medallion to hide her." (backup link)
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↑ ^191.0 ^191.1 Why Mark Hamill Got To Play With A Giant BB-8 In The Making Of Star Wars: The Last Jedi by Eisenberg, Eric on www.cinemablend.com (2018): "I was very surprised that Rian [Johnson] billed me as Dobbu Scay… I thought it was going to be an Easter egg. I didn't say, 'Oh, I need billing.' And if I did have billing, in the past as a pseudonym I've used a combination of my brothers' names, and I call myself Patrick Williams." (backup link archived on February 20, 2020)
↑ The Boys and Star Trek star reveals secret Rise of Skywalker cameo by Susannah Alexander and Adam Tanswell on www.digitalspy.com (July 18, 2020): "Confirming that the Karl Urban listed in the 'additional voices' section of the end credits of the 2019 film is indeed him, the actor explained how his cameo came about. "Here's the process," he said. "I had the good fortune to go and visit JJ Abrams [the film's director] while he was shooting The Rise of Skywalker. While I was there, he put me in a stormtrooper uniform and we had a really fun day on set. "It's been one of my life-long goals to be a stormtrooper, so I can tick that off now." He also pinpointed the moment in which he is seen (or rather, his stormtrooper costume is) and heard, which is during a scene set on Kylo Ren's (Adam Driver) spaceship. "What is in the cut is my voice saying 'Knights of Ren' as Kylo Ren walks down a hallway past two stormtroopers. I am one of those stormtroopers," he said." (backup link)
↑ Reggie Watts (@reggiewatts) on Instagram (post on January 12, 2020): "I does voice of Lando in mask." (screenshot)
↑ Billie Lourd played Leia Organa and other visual effects secrets from 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' by Alter, Ethan on Yahoo Entertainment (January 7, 2020) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)
↑ ^195.0 ^195.1 Latest Guest Announcement - SAMANTHA ALLEYNE on showmastersonline.com (January 17, 2020) (backup link)
↑ Samantha Alleyne (@samkkalleyne) on Twitter (post): "Merry Christmas, happy holidays and seasons greetings to all my friends and family across the Galaxy ❤️ May the force be with you! Lots and lots of love, from Allie Samta ❤️ #theriseofskywalker #starwars" (backup link)
↑ CONVENTION REVIEW: COVCON JUNIOR 2022 by Williams, Gareth on starwarsautographnews.com (March 12, 2022): "A late addition the line-up was Elizabeth Ansari who played x-wing pilot Elna Zibsara in The Rise of Skywalker. It was Elizabeth's first time attending a convention and she did seem a little shocked by all the attention; but was very friendly and appeared really happy to be signing for fans. I know a lot of people like to collect pilots so hopefully we will see Elizabeth at more conventions in the near future." (backup link archived on May 21, 2022)
↑ Jake Lunt Davies (@jakeluntdavies) on Instagram (post on January 4, 2020): "Finally spotted my appearance in Rise of Skywalker. Very deep background! I'm a legacy Cantina alien from A New Hope visiting the Aki-Aki festival on Pasaana. First one to spot and name the OT space tourist gets a virtual Star Wars high five. 🤚#StarWars #theriseofskywalker #starwarsaliens #starwarscantina" (backup link)
↑ Warwick Davis (@WarwickADavis) on Twitter (post): "That is indeed one of the characters I play in Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker" (screenshot)
↑ Lucy Feng (@lucyfengofficial) on Instagram (post on November 2, 2023): "Lega Fossang - Y wing pilot from Rise of Skywalker, who featured in the visual dictionary accompanying the film. The above photo was taken by the incredible @olleyjonathan" (backup link)
↑ The Skywalker Legacy
↑ Ned Donovan (@Ned_Donovan) on Twitter (post): "Not content with being an academic on Planet Earth, my fiancée Raiyah has recently found time to also become one in the Star Wars universe. Keep your eyes peeled for Jaiyna Sibinth in the new film, partly shot in the absolutely stunning Wadi Rum desert in Jordan." (backup link) (screenshot)
↑ Lukaz Leong (@lukazleong) on Instagram (post on December 19, 2019): "Its my turn now yes boys. Finally its out! I was fortunate enough to play one of the Knights of Ren and Young Luke Skywalker in The Rise of Skywalker. Forever grateful for this unforgettable opportunity and experience, thank you Eunice, 大佬Mike. I mean it🙏" (backup link)
↑ ^204.0 ^204.1 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker | Special Look on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
↑ 7 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Easter Eggs You Might've Missed on Disney's official website (backup link)
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[JJ_Abrams-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 J.J. Abrams to Write and Direct Star Wars: Episode IX on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Disney_press_release-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 DISNEY TO ACQUIRE LUCASFILM LTD. on the Walt Disney Company's official website (backup link)

[Abrams-3] Exclusive: J.J. Abrams Talks STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS and That New Lightsaber by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (February 5, 2015) (backup link archived on February 27, 2020)

[WGA-4] 4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 ^4.4 Exclusive: 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Final Writing Credits Revealed by Lawrence, Gregory on Collider.com (November 15, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[Cast_Announced-5] 5.00 ^5.01 ^5.02 ^5.03 ^5.04 ^5.05 ^5.06 ^5.07 ^5.08 ^5.09 ^5.10 ^5.11 ^5.12 ^5.13 ^5.14 ^5.15 ^5.16 Star Wars: Episode IX Cast Announced on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Ian_McDiarmid-6] James Dyer (@jamescdyer) on Twitter (post): "In case there's any lingering ambiguity from the trailer (and McDiarmid's appearance at the panel!), I can 100% confirm that Palpatine is back in The Rise Of Skywalker as I just asked J.J. He's thrilled - and slightly incredulous- that McDiarmid's presence on set didn't leak." (screenshot)

[Williams_Done-7] 7.0 ^7.1 JOHN WILLIAMS SAYS HE'S DONE WITH STAR WARS AFTER EPISODE IX on Nerdist (March 2, 2018) (backup link archived on March 9, 2018)

[Jedi_Redeemed-8] 8.0 ^8.1 ^8.2 ^8.3 "The Jedi Redeemed: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" — Star Wars Insider 196

[Date-9] Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker to 35 ABY.

[Trailer-10] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker | Final Trailer on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link) (Posted on StarWars.com)

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[fast_company-12] 12.0 ^12.1 ^12.2 Exclusive: J.J. Abrams on Star Wars, Apple, and building Bad Robot into a Hollywood force by Nicole LaPorte & KC Ifeanyi on Fast Company (April 8, 2019) (backup link archived on March 15, 2020)

[George's_Galactic_Empire-13] Show Business: George Lucas' Galactic Empire on Time (March 6, 1978) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[7,_8_&_9-14] Mark Hamill talks Star Wars 7, 8 and 9! by B., Brian on movieweb.com (September 10, 2004) (backup link archived on January 5, 2020)

[George's_Original_Ep._IX-15] Mark Hamill Reveals Ending to George Lucas' Star Wars: Episode 9 by Skrebels, Joe on IGN (March 26, 2018) (backup link archived on February 16, 2020)

[Hamill+Lucas'EpisodeIX-16] Mark Hamill Originally Wanted Luke To Die In Star Wars: Episode 9 by Agar, Chris on Screen Rant (March 13, 2018) (backup link archived on January 12, 2020)

[TFN_Gary_Kurtz's_Interview-17] TheForce.Net - Latest News - Interviews - Gary Kurtz Reveals Original Plans for Episodes 1-9 by TheForce.net on TheForce.net (backup link archived on January 7, 2020)

[18] J.J. Abrams Wrote Drafts For Star Wars 8 and 9, Says Daisy Ridley by Skrebels, Joe on IGN (March 2, 2018) (backup link archived on February 15, 2020)

[19] Rian Johnson boarding 'Star Wars' franchise as writer and director by Keegan, Rebecca on Los Angeles Times (June 20, 2014) (backup link archived on March 5, 2020)

[Future_of_Star_Wars-20] 20.0 ^20.1 How J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson Collaborated to Create the Future of Star Wars by Sciretta, Peter on /Film (December 14, 2015) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[JohnsonTwitter-21] Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) on Twitter (post): "That's old info, I haven't been involved in writing IX." (backup link)

[Lucasfilm's_General_Idea-22] Q&A: Star Wars screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan on the past, present and future of 'Star Wars' by Rottenberg, Josh on Los Angeles Times (December 3, 2015) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[23] 'BlacKkKlansman's Adam Driver Stands By Childhood Ku Klux Klan Recollection; How 'Star Wars' Is Like Theater Work by Grobar, Matt on deadline.com (January 12, 2019) (backup link archived on February 11, 2020)

[Trevorrow_Confirmed-24] Colin Trevorrow to Direct Star Wars: Episode IX on StarWars.com (original link is obsolete)

[25] EXCLUSIVE: Colin Trevorrow Responds to the Petition to Bring George Lucas Back for 'Star Wars: Episode IX' by Boone, John on Entertainment Tonight (January 11, 2016) (backup link archived on November 21, 2019)

[65mm-26] 'Star Wars: Episode 9' Will Be Shot On 65mm Film by Sciretta, Peter on www.slashfilm.com (November 11, 2016) (backup link archived on January 25, 2020)

[27] 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Director Wants to Shoot on Film, Not Digital — and in Outer Space by Lee, Ashley on The Hollywood Reporter (January 28, 2016) (backup link archived on February 16, 2020)

[28] Exclusive: Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Has Something from Colin Trevorrow's Version of 'Episode IX' by Weintraub, Steve on Collider.com (June 13, 2019) (backup link archived on July 24, 2020)

[29] Colin Trevorrow Shows Off Unused TIE Marauder Ship from His Version of 'Star Wars 9' by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (July 23, 2020) (backup link archived on July 24, 2020)

[30] Kathleen Kennedy on Carrie Fisher's Death and the Future of Star Wars by Kamp, David on Vanity Fair (May 25, 2017) (backup link archived on June 13, 2017)

[Trevorrow-Empire-31] 31.0 ^31.1 ^31.2 Colin Trevorrow Talks His Star Wars Episode IX Exit by Ben Travis & Nick De Semlyen on Empire (May 29, 2018) (backup link archived on July 4, 2019)

[32] I read Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly's final Star Wars: Episode IX script! by Ward, Jason on makingstarwars.net (January 15, 2020) (backup link archived on March 12, 2020)

[33] Colin Trevorrow (@colintrevorrow) on Twitter (post): "Yes, this is from Duel of the Fates. But I'd never kill R2…he just took a bad hit. Happens to all of us." (screenshot)

[CarriesDeath-34] 34.0 ^34.1 Cover Story: Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the Definitive Preview by Kamp, David on Vanity Fair (May 24, 2017) (backup link archived on April 10, 2022)

[Original_Role_&_How_Much_Footage-35] Carrie Fisher's brother reveals new details about Leia's 'Rise of Skywalker' role: 'She was going to be the last Jedi' (exclusive) by Alter, Ethan on Yahoo! Entertainment (November 6, 2019) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)

[Possible_Solutions-36] 'Star Wars' Braintrust Sets Meeting to Plot Leia's Life After Carrie Fisher's Death by Kit, Borys on The Hollywood Reporter (January 5, 2017) (backup link archived on February 28, 2020)

[Process_Reboot-37] Kathleen Kennedy says Star Wars: Episode IX 'started over' after Carrie Fisher's death by Breznican, Anthony on Entertainment Weekly (April 14, 2017) (backup link archived on November 21, 2019)

[Thorne_writing-38] 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Gets a New Writer (Exclusive) by Kit, Borys on The Hollywood Reporter (August 1, 2017) (backup link archived on February 16, 2020)

[Thorne_Guardian-39] Jack Thorne: 'Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol in anger, and I love him for that' by Hodan, Michael on The Guardian (December 6, 2020) (backup link archived on February 16, 2021)

[Colin_Out-40] A Statement Regarding Star Wars: Episode IX on StarWars.com (backup link)

[NYT_Kennedy-41] 41.0 ^41.1 Will 'Star Wars' Stick the Landing? J.J. Abrams Will Try by Itzkoff, Dave on The New York Times (December 11, 2019) (backup link archived on February 1, 2020)

[Gizmodo-Kennedy-42] 42.0 ^42.1 Star Wars' Kathleen Kennedy on the Long Road to Ending the Skywalkers' Story by Lussier, Germain on io9.gizmodo.com (December 6, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[Cancelled_SW_movie-43] Exclusive: Colin Trevorrow reveals how his canceled Star Wars movie helped him make Jurassic World Dominion by Garbutt, Emily on GamesRadar (June 6, 2022) (backup link archived on June 6, 2022)

[Paramount's_Payment-44] 'Star Wars' Director Drama: How J.J. Abrams Jilted Paramount for 'Episode IX' by Masters, Kim on The Hollywood Reporter (September 20, 2017) (backup link archived on February 26, 2020)

[Story_Pitched-45] J.J. Abrams Pitched the 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Story Today by Evangelista, Chris on www.slashfilm.com (December 15, 2017) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)

[Abrams'_Script-46] Watch Stephen Colbert and J.J. Abrams Take 'Late Show' Audience to Broadway Play by Kilkenny, Katie on The Hollywood Reporter (February 21, 2018) (backup link archived on January 31, 2020)

[47] 14 Things We Learned About 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' by Hiatt, Brian on www.rollingstone.com (December 6, 2017) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[48] Here's Why Colin Trevorrow Was Fired from 'Star Wars: Episode IX' by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (May 11, 2018) (backup link archived on February 27, 2020)

[Lucas-49] 49.0 ^49.1 How George Lucas Helped Finish Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by Yehl, Joshua on IGN (April 12, 2019) (backup link archived on January 8, 2020)

[GMA_Abrams-50] 50.0 ^50.1 Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker – J. J. Abrams Consulted With George Lucas, Lawrence Kasdan, and Rian Johnson by Davis, Grant on www.starwarsnewsnet.com (April 12, 2019) (backup link archived on January 27, 2020)

[George's_Ideas_:)-51] J.J. Abrams discusses meeting George Lucas to talk Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: "He loves his Midi-chlorians" by Shepherd, Jack on GamesRadar (November 13, 2019) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)

[52] 'Star Wars' Co-Writer Chris Terrio Sets Record Straight on Perceived 'Last Jedi' Jabs by Davids, Brian on The Hollywood Reporter (December 30, 2019) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)

[RS-Terrio-53] 53.0 ^53.1 Inside the Writing of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' by Hiatt, Brian on www.rollingstone.com (December 13, 2019) (backup link archived on December 30, 2019)

[54] 'This was not small stakes for us': J.J. Abrams brings 'Star Wars' saga to a close with 'Rise of Skywalker' by Truitt, Brian on USA Today (December 16, 2019) (backup link archived on March 19, 2020)

[55] J.J. Abrams Weighs In on Divisive New 'Star Wars' Title: 'I Know It's Provocative' by Sharf, Zack on www.indiewire.com (April 15, 2019) (backup link archived on April 16, 2019)

[56] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker writer Chris Terrio on ending a series that can't end by Lesnick, Silas on Polygon (December 5, 2019) (backup link archived on December 28, 2019)

[57] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's Writer Knew Not Everyone Would Like It by Philip, Tom on www.gq.com (January 8, 2020) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)

[58] 'Star Wars' Screenwriter Chris Terrio on Ending the 42-year 'Skywalker' Saga by Moye, Clarence on www.awardsdaily.com (December 30, 2019) (backup link archived on February 19, 2020)

[59] Exclusive concept art of Rey and Kylo Ren from 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' show how the film could have been different by Acuna, Kirsten on www.businessinsider.sg (March 24, 2020) (backup link archived on April 1, 2020)

[60] J.J. Abrams On 'The Rise Of Skywalker' And The Return Of Palpatine (And, Yes, Maclunkey) by Ryan, Mike on uproxx.com (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on January 13, 2020)

[ArtofROS-61] 61.0 ^61.1 ^61.2 ^61.3 ^61.4 ^61.5 ^61.6 The Art of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

[Syfy-story-62] J.J. Abrams Spilled Entire Rise of Skywalker Plot to Daisy Ridley, Loudly, in Public by Jackson, Matthew on SYFY WIRE (June 27, 2019) (backup link archived on June 28, 2019)

[63] Daniels, Anthony. I Am C-3PO: The Inside Story

[HidalgoCoruscant3rdact-64] Pablo Hidalgo (@pabl0hidalgo) on Twitter (post on January 13, 2022): "Not much beyond what’s been said. But the bad guy in the depths (which became Palpatine on Exegol) was gonna be on Coruscant. (In response to: Are you able to talk about what the third act threat/conflict was going to be when Lucas or Arndt were still involved in the script?
Since SK is a Bad Robot addition)" (original link is obsolete)

[65] Palpatine's Return Was in the Plans for a Long Time, Says Kathleen Kennedy by Bui, Hoai-Tran on www.slashfilm.com (April 15, 2019) (backup link archived on January 29, 2020)

[66] 'Star Wars' Writer Chris Terrio Says 'The Rise of Skywalker' Doesn't Undo 'The Last Jedi' by Welk, Brian on www.thewrap.com (December 30, 2019) (backup link archived on January 5, 2020)

[67] J.J. Abrams Opens Up About Finishing The Rise of Skywalker and What He Really Thinks of Baby Yoda by Miller, Matt on Esquire (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on January 3, 2020)

[68] A Statement Regarding New Rumors on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Carrie_in_Episode_IX-69] The late Carrie Fisher will appear in 'Star Wars: Episode 9', says brother Todd Fisher by Desborough, James on New York Daily News (April 7, 2017) (backup link archived on February 18, 2020)

[70] Carrie Fisher Will Not Appear in 'Star Wars: Episode IX' by Parker, Ryan on The Hollywood Reporter (April 14, 2017) (backup link archived on December 7, 2019)

[Eddie's_Thoughts-71] Carrie Fisher's Brother Credits J.J. Abrams for Leia Remaining in 'Star Wars' Saga by Parker, Ryan on The Hollywood Reporter (July 28, 2018) (backup link archived on January 8, 2020)

[72] 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' director on his decision to use Carrie Fisher footage by Rothman, Michael on www.goodmorningamerica.com (April 15, 2019) (backup link)

[73] Todd Fisher on Carrie's continuing legacy: 'There's a lot more to come' by Sandell, Clayton on www.goodmorningamerica.com (December 28, 2018) (backup link archived on February 19, 2019)

[74] Star Wars: Episode IX Exclusive – Todd Fisher Reveals J. J. Abrams Will Also Incorporate Unused Footage of Carrie Fisher from 'The Last Jedi' to Bring Back Leia by Hoey, John on www.starwarsnewsnet.com (August 20, 2018) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)

[75] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Doesn't Use Any Carrie Fisher Footage From The Last Jedi by Perry, Spencer on ComicBook.com (December 5, 2019) (backup link archived on December 26, 2019)

[76] How 'Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker' VFX Pro Crafted Carrie Fisher's Final Farewell by Giardina, Carolyn on The Hollywood Reporter (January 7, 2020) (backup link archived on March 19, 2020)

[FinnOrigin-77] Finn's Origin Will Also Be Part of The Rise of Skywalker by Anthony Breznican on Vanity Fair (December 2, 2019) (backup link archived on November 28, 2021)

[First_Day_Of_Filming-78] J.J. Abrams (@jjabrams) on Twitter (post): "Bittersweet starting this next chapter without Carrie, but thanks to an extraordinary cast and crew, we are ready to go. Grateful for @rianjohnson and special thanks to George Lucas for creating this incredible world and beginning a story of which we are lucky to be a part. #IX" (backup link)

[New_Working_Title-79] Exclusive: Episode IX gets a new working title by Cameron, Brian on Fantha Tracks (June 1, 2018) (backup link archived on March 8, 2020)

[80] Exclusive: Fantha Tracks reveal the working title of Episode IX by Cameron, Brian on Fantha Tracks (December 17, 2017) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)

[81] Star Wars: Episode IX Films in Jordan's Wadi Rum Desert on Roya News English (November 27, 2018) (backup link archived on January 14, 2020)

[82] Back in Time: Making Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood by "Benjamin B" on American Cinematographer (July 26, 2019) (backup link archived on January 24, 2020)

[83] Star Wars: The Last Jedi Luke Skywalker Scenes Were Shot in IMAX by Orange, B. Alan on MovieWeb (February 22, 2016) (backup link archived on February 27, 2020)

[84] The Star Wars Show: J.J. Abrams & Kelly Marie Tran At SWCC 2019 | The Star Wars Show Live! on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)

[85] Star Wars 9: 'We have a VERY SHORT schedule' Rise of Skywalker editor on tight deadline by Kitchener, Shaun on www.express.co.uk (June 5, 2019) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)

[Smith_Confirmed-86] 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Casts Matt Smith in Key Role (EXCLUSIVE) by Kroll, Justin on variety.com (August 28, 2018) (backup link archived on August 28, 2018)

[Smith_Interview-87] Matt Smith leaves 'The Crown' behind for Charles Manson and Robert Mapplethorpe by Zemler, Emily on www.latimes.com (March 7, 2019) (backup link archived on March 7, 2019)

[Smith_Ignites-88] Matt Smith Ignites 'Star Wars' Buzz: Cut 'Rise of Skywalker' Role Shifted 'History of Franchise' by Sharf, Zack on www.indiewire.com (November 3, 2021) (backup link archived on November 3, 2021)

[Vanity_Fair_Preview-89] 89.0 ^89.1 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, The Ultimate Preview by Grossman, Lev on Vanity Fair (May 22, 2019) (backup link archived on February 23, 2020)

[90] A Lot of the Final Skywalker Film Has Been Planned "from the Very Beginning" by Robinson, Joanna on Vanity Fair (May 22, 2019) (backup link archived on January 31, 2020)

[91] J.J. Abrams on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: "I found myself doing things I'm not sure I would have been as daring to do on Episode 7" by Shepherd, Jack on GamesRadar (November 11, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[92] Oscar Isaac Is Taking the Year Off After 'Star Wars: Episode IX,' So He's Passing on Everything by Kohn, Eric on www.indiewire.com (October 12, 2018) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)

[93] Oscar Isaac Says J.J. Abrams Shot More Oners on 'Rise of Skywalker'; Talks Having More Creative Freedom by Chitwood, Adam on Collider.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[94] Daisy Ridley on The Rise Of Skywalker: 'It was not hard to be upset in the last scene' by Bhattacharji, Alex on GQ (December 3, 2019) (backup link archived on February 24, 2020)

[EWJJNOV19-95] 95.0 ^95.1 ^95.2 Inside Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: 'The stakes are all or nothing' by Hibberd, James on Entertainment Weekly (November 19, 2019) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[96] Exclusive: Naomi Ackie teases Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker role: "Jannah shows up at the right time" by Farley, Jordan on GamesRadar (October 15, 2019) (backup link archived on January 7, 2020)

[97] Star Wars actor teases Rose's "big" new role in The Rise of Skywalker by Sandwell, Ian on www.digitalspy.com (October 27, 2019) (backup link archived on February 15, 2020)

[Ridley_stunts-98] Daisy Ridley 'wasn't surprised' fans hated 'Last Jedi,' teases 'emotional' Star Wars ending by Ryan, Patrick on USA Today (July 1, 2019) (backup link archived on July 2, 2019)

[99] Kevin Smith Says 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Is Fantastic, Made Him Cry by Schmidt, JK on ComicBook.com (December 5, 2018) (backup link archived on January 13, 2020)

[100] Star Wars 9 actor Richard E Grant just CONFIRMED something huge about the next movie by Kitchener, Shaun on www.express.co.uk (January 11, 2019) (backup link archived on January 12, 2020)

[spoiler_security-101] 101.0 ^101.1 Mark Hamill reveals Episode IX's intense new spoiler security tactics by Hibberd, James on Entertainment Weekly (December 11, 2018) (backup link archived on January 9, 2020)

[102] Star Wars actor Richard E Grant describes Episode 9's extreme spoiler protection measures by Davies, Megan on www.digitalspy.com (January 21, 2019) (backup link archived on January 24, 2020)

[Abrams_GMA-103] 103.0 ^103.1 'Star Wars' director J.J. Abrams reveals how 'Rise of Skywalker' script wound up on eBay by McCarthy, Kelly on www.goodmorningamerica.com (November 25, 2019) (backup link)

[New_York_Post_Script-104] 'Star Wars' actor John Boyega admits script that landed on eBay was his by Steinbuch, Yaron on nypost.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)

[Wrapping_Day_Of_Filming-105] J.J. Abrams (@jjabrams) on Twitter (post): "It feels impossible, but today wrapped photography on Episode IX. There is no adequate way to thank this truly magical crew and cast. I'm forever indebted to you all." (backup link)

[106] 'Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker' Reshoots And Trailer Update Revealed by Trivedi, Sachin on www.ibtimes.com (October 14, 2019) (backup link archived on February 2, 2020)

[107] John Williams Reveals 'Rise of Skywalker' Reaction as He Composes His Final 'Star Wars' Score by Evangelista, Chris on www.slashfilm.com (May 13, 2019) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)

[108] Sandy DeCrescent's Impact on the Motion Pictures Industry on LinkedIn (backup link)

[109] With 'Rise of Skywalker,' Composer John Williams Puts His Coda on 'Star Wars' by Burlingame, Jon on Variety (December 18, 2019) (backup link archived on January 28, 2020)

[110] Lucasfilm's Industrial Light & Magic to Open Sydney Studio by Giardina, Carolyn on The Hollywood Reporter (July 14, 2019) (backup link archived on January 11, 2020)

[111] Watch the Mesmerizing VFX Reel for The Rise of Skywalker — EXCLUSIVE by Breznican, Anthony on Vanity Fair (February 4, 2020) (backup link archived on February 21, 2020)

[112] J.J. Abrams on The Rise of Skywalker: Post-production finished yesterday by Newbold, Mark on Fantha Tracks (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on January 16, 2020)

[113] J.J. Abrams Calls Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker the Most Challenging Thing He's Worked on by Perine, Aaron on ComicBook.com (September 4, 2019) (backup link archived on December 27, 2019)

[JJ-RS-114] 114.0 ^114.1 J.J. Abrams and the Secrets of 'Skywalker' by Hiatt, Brian on Rolling Stone (November 21, 2019) (backup link archived on February 21, 2020)

[Disneydecademovies-115] Lucasfilm's Kathleen Kennedy on Planning "Next 10 Years" of Star Wars Films by Graeme McMillan on The Hollywood Reporter (April 12, 2019) (backup link archived on July 8, 2019)

[May_24-116] Star Wars: Episode IX and Next Indiana Jones Get Release Dates on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Aladdin-117] Star Wars Episode 9 has been delayed by seven months after Disney swaps its release date with Aladdin by Harp, Justin on Digital Spy (September 17, 2017) (backup link archived on April 6, 2023)

[Investor_footage-118] 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Footage Shown at Disney Shareholders Meeting by Cavanaugh, Patrick on ComicBook.com (March 7, 2019) (backup link archived on January 13, 2020)

[119] CinemaCon 2019: Breaking Down The Two Seconds Worth Of EPISODE IX Footage We Saw Today by Wampler, Scott on birthmoviesdeath.com (April 3, 2019) (backup link archived on April 6, 2019)

[120] Star Wars: Episode IX Panel Coming to Star Wars Celebration Chicago on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Episode_IX_panel-121] Star Wars: Episode IX Panel | Star Wars Celebration Chicago 2019 on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)

[122] SWCC 2019: 13 Things We Learned from the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Panel on StarWars.com (backup link)

[123] The 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' cast talk ending the space saga on abc.com (backup link archived on February 26, 2020)

[124] Empire's Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Covers Revealed by Travis, Ben on Empire (September 27, 2019) (backup link archived on March 5, 2020)

[125] Lucasfilm's Kathleen Kennedy on 'Rise of Skywalker' and the Future of 'Star Wars' by Hiatt, Brian on Rolling Stone (November 19, 2019) (backup link archived on February 25, 2020)

[126] Go Inside the Epic Finale in PEOPLE's Star Wars: The Essential Guide to the Rise of Skywalker by Tauber, Chris on people.com (December 2, 2019) (backup link archived on January 10, 2020)

[127] Empire's Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Collectors' Edition Covers Revealed by Travis, Ben on www.empireonline.com (November 22, 2019) (backup link archived on March 5, 2020)

[128] Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Footage Debuts At D23! by Corey on makingstarwars.net (August 23, 2019) (backup link archived on December 3, 2019)

[129] D23 Expo 2019: New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Footage and More Highlights from the Walt Disney Studios Panel on StarWars.com (backup link)

[130] 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' teaser features Rey and a hint at the dark side by Rothman, Michael on www.goodmorningamerica.com (August 26, 2019) (backup link)

[131] 'Star Wars' actress hints at co-star responsible for script that wound up on Ebay by McCarthy, Kelly on www.goodmorningamerica.com (November 26, 2019) (backup link)

[132] Actor John Boyega admits 'Star Wars' script on eBay was his by McCarthy, Kelly on ABC News (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on February 24, 2020)

[133] Adam Driver Talks Kylo Ren With Good Morning America by LaSalata, Justin on Jedi News (December 6, 2019) (backup link archived on December 8, 2019)

[134] Star Wars: Kelly Marie Tran Opens up About How She Coped With Online Bullying After The Last Jedi by Cavanaugh, Patrick on ComicBook.com (December 10, 2019) (backup link archived on January 2, 2020)

[135] Carrie Fisher Apparently Knew J.J. Abrams Would Direct Final Skywalker Series Film by Parker, Ryan on The Hollywood Reporter (November 26, 2019) (backup link archived on January 18, 2020)

[136] Daisy Ridley Raps 'Star Wars' Recap, Weighs in on Baby Yoda by Kilkenny, Katie on The Hollywood Reporter (November 25, 2019) (backup link archived on December 21, 2019)

[137] John Boyega Talks Losing 'Star Wars' Script and "Emotional" Last Day Filming 'Rise of Skywalker' by Drury, Sharareh on The Hollywood Reporter (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on December 22, 2019)

[138] Daisy Ridley Appears on 'LIVE with Kelly and Ryan' by "Lindsey" on www.nerdsandbeyond.com (November 26, 2019) (backup link archived on February 9, 2020)

[139] John Boyega Kicks Off His Final Star Wars Press Tour by Jirak, Jamie on ComicBook.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on December 23, 2019)

[140] Video: Oscar Isaac on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' by "Lindsey" on www.nerdsandbeyond.com (November 27, 2019) (backup link archived on February 10, 2020)

[141] 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Cast Faces Off in 'Family Feud'-Style Game by Kilkenny, Katie on The Hollywood Reporter (December 16, 2019) (backup link archived on January 6, 2020)

[142] Star Wars (@StarWars) on Facebook (post on November 29, 2019): "Tune in Monday to watch a livestream Q&A with the cast of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Comment with your questions!" (screenshot)

[143] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Press Conference Recap (Live) by Davis, Brandon on ComicBook.com (December 4, 2019) (backup link archived on January 14, 2020)

[144] Carrie Fisher's legacy lights up The Rise of Skywalker press event: 'She's been very much alive with us' by Pockross, Adam on www.syfy.com (December 4, 2019) (backup link archived on December 22, 2019)

[145] J.J. Abrams Teases Emperor's "Extraordinary Power" in 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' by McMillan, Graeme on The Hollywood Reporter (December 7, 2019) (backup link archived on December 25, 2019)

[146] Cast Of Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Sizzle At Premiere In The Land Of The Rising Sun on geekculture.co (December 11, 2019) (backup link archived on January 2, 2020)

[147] Amazon Releases Secret 'Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker' Exclusive Video by Spangler, Todd on Variety (December 12, 2019) (backup link archived on December 30, 2019)

[148] 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Trailer Arrives Monday Evening, Tickets on Sale Immediately After by Anderton, Ethan on www.slashfilm.com (October 19, 2019) (backup link archived on December 13, 2019)

[149] 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' trailer showcases the final chapter of the Skywalker saga by Pallotta, Frank on www.cnn.com (October 21, 2019) (backup link archived on December 27, 2019)

[150] See the Official Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Theatrical Poster on StarWars.com (backup link)

[151] Porsche and Lucasfilm jointly design a fantasy starship by Vornehm, Nadescha on newsroom.porsche.com (October 23, 2019) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)

[152] Porsche and Lucasfilm present starship design by Toberer, Nadine on newsroom.porsche.com (December 13, 2019) (backup link archived on March 16, 2020)

[153] 27-Hour Star Wars Marathon Coming to AMC Theaters by Cavanaugh, Patrick on ComicBook.com (October 18, 2019) (backup link archived on December 8, 2019)

[154] Meet Adam Driver at the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Premiere on www.omaze.com (backup link archived on December 10, 2019)

[155] Have Dinner with Mark Hamill & Go to the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Premiere on www.omaze.com (backup link archived on January 19, 2020)

[156] Be Greg Grunberg's Wingman at the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Premiere on www.omaze.com (backup link archived on January 7, 2020)

[157] Watch the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Red Carpet Live at StarWars.com on StarWars.com (backup link)

[158] Terminally ill Star Wars fan Daniel Fleetwood dies aged 32, his wife confirms by Deen, Sarah on Metro (November 10, 2015) (backup link archived on March 2, 2020)

[159] Star Wars: Dying fan to get early screening, Bob Iger confirms on the BBC (November 28, 2019) (backup link archived on December 1, 2019)

[Galaxy_of_Adventures-160] Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures to Debut on New "Star Wars Kids" Website and YouTube Channel on StarWars.com (backup link)

[161] 2018-19 Topps Star Wars Galactic Moments Offers Marathon Countdown to Episode IX by Cracknell, Ryan on www.beckett.com (backup link archived on April 12, 2019)

[162] The Sith Trooper from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Marches to Shelves on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Triple_Force_Friday-163] Triple Force Friday Announced on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Partners-164] See a New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Image — and Get a Chance to Attend the Premiere! on StarWars.com (backup link)

[165] Disney to partner Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker with 8 major advertisers by Hibberd, James on Entertainment Weekly (October 2, 2019) (backup link archived on December 29, 2019)

[Journey_to_TROS-166] Lucasfilm Unveils Complete 'Journey to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Publishing Program - Exclusive on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Comic_cancelation-167] Marvel Cancels Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker Adaptation, Morbius and More by Jennings, Collier on ComicBookResources (November 15, 2018) (backup link archived on November 28, 2020)

[168] Star Tours to Receive Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Update on December 20 on StarWars.com (backup link)

[169] Rise of Skywalker Funko Animated Short Reunites Lando with the Millennium Falcon by Burwick, Kevin on movieweb.com (September 26, 2019) (backup link archived on January 8, 2020)

[170] Star Tours to Receive Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Update on December 20 on StarWars.com (backup link)

[171] Star Wars Nights Coming to Basketball Arenas in Our Galaxy on StarWars.com (backup link)

[172] New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Updates Coming to Mobile Games on StarWars.com (backup link)

[173] Community Transmission - A look ahead at what's coming in 2019 by F8RGE on Electronic Arts' official website (August 12, 2019) (backup link)

[174] Fortnite adds Rey and Finn skins in time for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by Statt, Nick on www.theverge.com (December 12, 2019) (backup link archived on January 2, 2020)

[175] Fortnite's movie theater will show a scene from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by Good, Owen S. on Polygon (December 7, 2019) (backup link archived on December 29, 2019)

[176] The Force Is Strong With Fortnite on www.epicgames.com (December 7, 2019) (backup link)

[177] The Rise of Skywalker's opening crawl references an event you could only hear in Fortnite by Good, Owen S. on Polygon (December 20, 2019) (backup link archived on January 21, 2020)

[178] Star Wars and Roblox Join Forces for the Galactic Speedway Creator Challenge on StarWars.com (backup link)

[179] 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Gets Surprise Early Digital Release by Spangler, Todd on Variety (March 14, 2020) (backup link archived on March 17, 2020)

[180] The End of the Skywalker Saga, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Comes Home on StarWars.com (backup link)

[181] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Coming to Disney+ on May the 4th on StarWars.com (backup link)

[BOM-OW-182] Domestic 2019 Weekend 51 on www.boxofficemojo.com (backup link archived on March 19, 2020)

[THR-China-183] China Box Office: 'Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker' Crashing and Burning, Beaten by Local Blockbusters by Brzeski, Patrick on The Hollywood Reporter (December 20, 2019) (backup link archived on March 12, 2020)

[BOM-total-184] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) on www.boxofficemojo.com (backup link archived on December 30, 2019)

[Jan29Josh-185] Daisy Ridley talks STAR WARS return, SOMETIMES I THINK ABOUT DYING I Happy Sad Confused on the Josh Horowitz YouTube channel (January 29, 2024) (backup link)

[HollywoodReporter-Oscars-186] Oscars: Will 'Star Wars' Repeat Wins 40 Years After the Original? by Giardina, Carolyn on The Hollywood Reporter (January 13, 2020) (backup link archived on January 18, 2020)

[Exit_from_Endor-187] LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales — "Exit from Endor"

[Paid_with_Songsteel-188] 188.0 ^188.1 Adam Christopher (@ghostfinder) on Twitter (post): "Rey wasn't sold to Unkar Plutt - Dathan and Miramir paid him with a songsteel medallion to hide her." (backup link)

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[CinemaBlend-191] 191.0 ^191.1 Why Mark Hamill Got To Play With A Giant BB-8 In The Making Of Star Wars: The Last Jedi by Eisenberg, Eric on www.cinemablend.com (2018): "I was very surprised that Rian [Johnson] billed me as Dobbu Scay… I thought it was going to be an Easter egg. I didn't say, 'Oh, I need billing.' And if I did have billing, in the past as a pseudonym I've used a combination of my brothers' names, and I call myself Patrick Williams." (backup link archived on February 20, 2020)

[SpyUrban-192] The Boys and Star Trek star reveals secret Rise of Skywalker cameo by Susannah Alexander and Adam Tanswell on www.digitalspy.com (July 18, 2020): "Confirming that the Karl Urban listed in the 'additional voices' section of the end credits of the 2019 film is indeed him, the actor explained how his cameo came about. "Here's the process," he said. "I had the good fortune to go and visit JJ Abrams [the film's director] while he was shooting The Rise of Skywalker. While I was there, he put me in a stormtrooper uniform and we had a really fun day on set. "It's been one of my life-long goals to be a stormtrooper, so I can tick that off now." He also pinpointed the moment in which he is seen (or rather, his stormtrooper costume is) and heard, which is during a scene set on Kylo Ren's (Adam Driver) spaceship. "What is in the cut is my voice saying 'Knights of Ren' as Kylo Ren walks down a hallway past two stormtroopers. I am one of those stormtroopers," he said." (backup link)

[LandoVoice-193] Reggie Watts (@reggiewatts) on Instagram (post on January 12, 2020): "I does voice of Lando in mask." (screenshot)

[194] Billie Lourd played Leia Organa and other visual effects secrets from 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' by Alter, Ethan on Yahoo Entertainment (January 7, 2020) (backup link archived on March 18, 2020)

[Alleyne-195] 195.0 ^195.1 Latest Guest Announcement - SAMANTHA ALLEYNE on showmastersonline.com (January 17, 2020) (backup link)

[196] Samantha Alleyne (@samkkalleyne) on Twitter (post): "Merry Christmas, happy holidays and seasons greetings to all my friends and family across the Galaxy ❤️ May the force be with you! Lots and lots of love, from Allie Samta ❤️ #theriseofskywalker #starwars" (backup link)

[Zibsara-197] CONVENTION REVIEW: COVCON JUNIOR 2022 by Williams, Gareth on starwarsautographnews.com (March 12, 2022): "A late addition the line-up was Elizabeth Ansari who played x-wing pilot Elna Zibsara in The Rise of Skywalker. It was Elizabeth's first time attending a convention and she did seem a little shocked by all the attention; but was very friendly and appeared really happy to be signing for fans. I know a lot of people like to collect pilots so hopefully we will see Elizabeth at more conventions in the near future." (backup link archived on May 21, 2022)

[Snivvian-EpIX-198] Jake Lunt Davies (@jakeluntdavies) on Instagram (post on January 4, 2020): "Finally spotted my appearance in Rise of Skywalker. Very deep background! I'm a legacy Cantina alien from A New Hope visiting the Aki-Aki festival on Pasaana. First one to spot and name the OT space tourist gets a virtual Star Wars high five. 🤚#StarWars #theriseofskywalker #starwarsaliens #starwarscantina" (backup link)

[Warwick-Mozzer-199] Warwick Davis (@WarwickADavis) on Twitter (post): "That is indeed one of the characters I play in Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker" (screenshot)

[LucyFeng-200] Lucy Feng (@lucyfengofficial) on Instagram (post on November 2, 2023): "Lega Fossang - Y wing pilot from Rise of Skywalker, who featured in the visual dictionary accompanying the film. The above photo was taken by the incredible @olleyjonathan" (backup link)

[201] The Skywalker Legacy

[Raiya_tweet-202] Ned Donovan (@Ned_Donovan) on Twitter (post): "Not content with being an academic on Planet Earth, my fiancée Raiyah has recently found time to also become one in the Star Wars universe. Keep your eyes peeled for Jaiyna Sibinth in the new film, partly shot in the absolutely stunning Wadi Rum desert in Jordan." (backup link) (screenshot)

[LukazLuke-203] Lukaz Leong (@lukazleong) on Instagram (post on December 19, 2019): "Its my turn now yes boys. Finally its out! I was fortunate enough to play one of the Knights of Ren and Young Luke Skywalker in The Rise of Skywalker. Forever grateful for this unforgettable opportunity and experience, thank you Eunice, 大佬Mike. I mean it🙏" (backup link)

[TROS_Special_Look-204] 204.0 ^204.1 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker | Special Look on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)

[7_Easter_Eggs-205] 7 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Easter Eggs You Might've Missed on Disney's official website (backup link)

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[ILM-208] 208.0 ^208.1 ^208.2 ^208.3 ^208.4 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Credits on Industrial Light & Magic's official website (backup link)

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