The Skeleton Crew finale almost had a Jedi Flashback

The last final for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew We finally shed some light on Jude Law’s mysterious Force user, Good na nood. Raised as a poor child, he was captured by the Jedi and trained in the ways of the Force. He’s been on the run ever since he watched her die, and it turns out we were going to meet her during the scene.

on InstagramActress Yasmine Al-Masry (whom you heard called Morana Castlevania) She posted photos of herself as Lady Judd, wearing Jedi robes and doing some brief lightsaber training that she would presumably do battle before her death. According to her, it was “the shortest active work I’ve done”, but it was nonetheless poignant: after her solo scene finished production, she recalled saying Skeleton crew The team “have just created the first Arab female Jedi.” To Al-Masry’s dismay, the scene was not part of the scene Skeleton crew The end, but she takes it in stride. “These things happen,” she continued. “It (the job) was the most important for the child inside me. (…) I can’t not share my experience and feelings.”

Now that Judd has officially confirmed that he was a Jedi in training and had a master at some point in his life, it’s exciting Some questions. Among them was the survivor of Order 66, or could they have escaped the Jedi Purge? In addition, which He is She – no Skeleton crew The epilogue or Egyptian post names the character, and it seems like she should have one. If the offer occurs Another seasonMaybe we’ll learn more about her and Judd’s relationship, and how he evolved from a Jedi survivor to a pirate with a lot of fake identities.

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