In Star Wars, the Force has always had a mystical and religious component to it, but that aspect will become a bit more prominent in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. In the film, we’ll travel to a new location called Jedah, and at Star Wars Celebration this weekend, director Gareth Edwards described Jedah as being on par with Mecca or Jerusalem as far as its significance for those who believe in the Force - even if they can't control it themselves.
Describing how Jedah came to be a part of the story, Edwards told a group of reporters, “It came from the fact that the era that our film is set in, in theory, doesn’t have any Jedi. So the idea of having a Star Wars film that doesn’t talk about the Force... If you look at what George
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Describing how Jedah came to be a part of the story, Edwards told a group of reporters, “It came from the fact that the era that our film is set in, in theory, doesn’t have any Jedi. So the idea of having a Star Wars film that doesn’t talk about the Force... If you look at what George
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