Star Wars: Acolyte took a long time to really get going, but it ended up being a fresh take on the Jedi and Sith lore that we wanted to see more of. Now, Disney and Lucasfilm are starting to promote Skeleton Crew , a return to the New Republic era of the Star Wars galaxy (The Mandalorian), but this time the adventure will be a more light-hearted affair.
Created by Jon Watts, the director of the recent Spider-Man trilogy, and his long-time collaborator Christopher Ford, Skull has been described as a character deeply influenced by the 20th century. An ’80s-influenced coming-of-age story set in the vast Star Wars universe. Think The Goonies or Stranger Things (where things are said to get weird, too), but set in a galaxy far, far away. Now, a first look at the series has confirmed all this and given us fresh new details.
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“It’s a fun place to be in the Star Wars universe…and there are a lot of references to old movies and more recent shows and series. There’s a lot of originality and I hope it’s going to be a fun feel for the audience. It,” said Jude Law, who plays the mysterious new character Jordyn Nawood. Skeleton Crew is rumored to indeed be connected to The Mandalorian in addition to being set in the same time period, and Nektor Pirate Vayne, the villain from the third season of Lucasfilm’s flagship series, has also been confirmed to appear , but one has to wonder if we’ll see Din Djarin and Grogu as well.
For the most part, Jude Law had to work with a much younger cast, including Ravi Cabot-Conyers (Wim), Kyrianna Kratt (KB), Robert Timothy Smith (Neil) and Ryan Kira Armstrong (Fern). It has also been confirmed that British treasure Nick Frost will voice the robot SM 33. The thing is, he was the first mate of “a mysterious ship,” Watts explained. While we haven’t seen a publicly released trailer (that may change soon) or learned more about actual Based on the show’s plot, leaked material suggests that (space) pirates and hidden treasure may be a big part of the adventure the kids suddenly find themselves in.
The next Star Wars game, however, will be Star Wars Desperados later this month, Ubisoft Massive’s ambitious open-world game that’s somewhat of a first for the series. It’s going to take us into the seedy underworld of the galaxy in the time between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, so in this AAA game that came out before Skrulls, we’re already into Star Wars 》The more dangerous ground elements.
