Star Wars Skeleton Crew BTS photos reveal their female Jedi chops

“Skeleton Crew” seemed like a breath of fresh air in the “Star Wars” movie: An Amblin-inspired revamp gives A Galaxy Far Far Away its first all-ages titlean adventure starring kids in over their heads.

The show follows a group of teenagers living in the idyllic suburbs of Anytown, a planet resembling the United States of America, who stumble upon an ancient spaceship and venture out into the vastness of the galaxy… only to realize that it’s kind of bad and full of violence. Pirates who want to kill them. Desperate to return home, the kids team up with a jaded middle-aged man with Force powers named Jude to try to find their way back to their home planet – which also turns out to be the home of a massive, legendary treasure. Among the pirates.

“Skeleton Crew” expands what “Star Wars” could and should be, giving us a story that isn’t connected to the larger story, doesn’t feature any major legacy characters, and has a tone very different from anything we’ve seen before in the galaxy. Far, far away. It’s also a show with a lot of weird little alien creatures that make it seem like a galaxy full of wonders.

One of the show’s biggest strengths is Jude Law’s God-Na-Nawood, a Jedi-trained scumbag pirate who is as adept with the sword and the Force as he is treacherous and bound to think only of himself. in the end, We finally learn Jude’s backstoryand how he was found as a young boy by a Jedi on the run after the Purge, but according to a new behind-the-scenes image, it looks like we’ve almost caught a glimpse of Jod’s Jedi Master.

Good Na Nood is one of the best characters the Star Wars franchise has introduced in years. He’s a lot of fun to watch, and great with kids, but he’s also a silver-tongued pirate willing to betray and sell out everyone who cares about him if it means getting some cold, hard credits. However, there is something tragic about this man – he is not a pirate pretending to be a Jedi, but… He is actually quite strong in strength -His worldview is completely distorted by the cruel, tragic death of his master. You see, Jude trained as a Jedi in the time following Purge No. 66. When Imperial forces discovered him and his master, they killed them in front of him.

The only interesting thing about Judd is that he was never replaced in the context of the “Skeleton Crew”. Sure, he does some good things, and his background is sad, but it never feels like an excuse or a way to erase his evil deeds. His sad backstory, however, could have been even sadder. Actress Yasmine El Masry took to Instagram to share some behind-the-scenes photos of the scene she was supposed to appear in in the movie “Skeleton Crew,” where she plays a Jedi — the first Arab female Jedi, in fact. Although she has not confirmed whether or not she played Sid Good, the post does contain videos of some fight training, so it would make sense for the cut scene to depict Sid Good’s death.

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Unfortunately, the scene was deleted Due to the poor reviews of the movie “Skeleton Crew” It seems unlikely that we will get more from this story. However, there’s always hope that a flashback to the unnamed murder of Sid Goode will appear on screen if Goode himself returns for more adventures.