So shortly before the cinema premiere, Walt Disney is again full throttle and keeps patient Star Wars disciples, who can hardly wait to see the final chapter about Skywalker heiress Rey, with new TV spots and featurettes in a good mood fought, suffered and died again.
Contrary to original reports, JJ Abrams' concluding sequel to the old film saga will not be the longest offshoot in Star Wars history after all. The run length was later corrected from 155 minutes to 141 minutes. Rian Johnson's «Star Wars: Episode 8 - The Last Jedi», which lasts an impressive 152 minutes, remains the undisputed leader in terms of duration. However, cuts are quite normal in such complex and lengthy productions and often there to tighten the suspense curve and to throw unnecessary ballast overboard.
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker | “Hold On” TV spot
Lea's final appearance in particular is eagerly awaited. After the death of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hammill) and Han Solo (Harrison Ford), she would play one of the leading roles in the final film. Due to their tragic death three years ago, JJ Abrams and Walt Disney could only access archive material and unused film scenes from the last film. A possible CGI comeback was quickly ruled out, probably at the insistence of the fans.
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker | “Celebrate” TV spot
On December 19, the saga enters its third and final round. The predecessor left many viewers divided and with unanswered questions. It's up to JJ Abrams, the director of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," to answer that question. There is still a lot of ambiguity, because what is Rey doing alone on a seemingly deserted desert planet? Does the sequel's name allude to her parents and origins, or is it a clever lead to mislead fans? What is certain is that in "Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker" there will be a final reunion with the surprisingly deceased Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker | “Duel” TV spot
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