We know Snoke leads the First Order and is the master of Kylo Ren. It’s no surprise, then, that fans latched onto Supreme Leader Snoke when he was introduced in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Whether it’s Darth Vader, Darth Maul, or Emperor Palpatine himself, villains have a way of captivating us even when they scare us. How will fans react to this after years of theorizing? We’ll see, but if you want to have some fun, check out some of our old theories and speculations below.Įverybody loves a good villain. Instead of being connected to some previous Star Wars character or being used as a twist reveal, his real purpose was to bring Kylo Ren and Rey together and set them on their paths. Yes, the death of Supreme Leader Snoke basically confirms that he is a brand new character with no real bearing on the grander story. The Last Jedi decided to answer the identity of Snoke in a shocking and very final way. Supreme Leader Snoke has been one of the biggest mysteries surrounding the new Star Wars trilogy. You can read more about Rian Johnson and Mark Hamill had to say about the ending of The Last Jedi courtesy of Entertainment Weekly.WARNING: This article contains SPOILERS for The Last Jedi and the identity of Supreme Leader Snoke. And if not, Mark Hamill has offered up his catering skills to be included in whatever way that he can. As far as Luke is concerned, there is a high probability that he will return for Episode IX as a Force Ghost to guide Rey further into her journey. Rian Johnson told a powerful story that stands on its own for the Star Wars franchise and he took some incredible risks. Luke Skywalker is dead and it's something that we're all going to have to come to grips with, as is Snoke. The (ongoing) story of Luke is one that has to play in tandem with that of Rey." This is the hero's journey of Rey, and Finn, and Poe. "I think the hero's journey of Luke Skywalker concluded in Return of the Jedi. If Snoke was around, how would Kylo Ren grow into the villain he so desperately wants to be? As for Luke Skywalker, Rian Johnson believes that his story arc was more or less complete with 1983's Return of the Jedi. The director had Snoke killed so that the story of Kylo Ren could be open and without compromise. Rian Johnson made the decision to kill off Luke Skywalker and Supreme Leader Snoke as a way to concentrate on the new characters. I moved to San Francisco for a few months and would go in a few times a week to keep them up to date, spewing my ideas out, especially the big ones." It was very important to me that I was collaborating with the folks at Lucasfilm from the word go. It was not like I wrote the script and dropped it on their desk.
It was a growing sense of dread when I realized this was going to make sense in that chapter. He describes a creative process where he moved to San Francisco to collaborate with Lucasfilm. According to Rian Johnson, the decision was not an easy one to make at all. Many hardcore Star Wars fans expected Luke Skywalker to die, but like Mark Hamill, they wish that he would be involved in Star Wars 9, which could still happen, depending on whether or not J.J. The first thing I said was, 'Can't you wait and do this in Episode IX?'" I just think he transported somewhere else.
Hamill had this to say about Luke Skywalker dying at the end of the movie. However, Mark Hamill is now extremely happy with the way that The Last Jedi came out although he wishes that Luke was going to be featured in Episode IX.
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Hamill has publically revealed that he was shocked to learn how Johnson wanted Luke Skywalker to be portrayed in the movie and even admitted to not agreeing with the director's vision. Mark Hamill and Rian Johnson sat down with Entertainment Weekly to discuss The Last Jedi and the emotional ending as well as why Johnson made the decisions that he did.
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