As it turns out, the late Carrie Fisher was a fan of the visual effects in Rogue One. As you can tell by that vague intro, SPOILERS FOLLOW.
Speaking with Nightline, via ABC, chief creative officer and senior visual effects for Lucasfilm, John Knoll, explains with the film needing to end where Star Wars: A New Hope begins, a digitally-aided young Leia cameo was created all with Fisher’s blessing. Fisher even got to see the scene and offer feedback.
"She was involved in the process and, you know, she saw the final result and she loved it," says Knoll. "She got to see the scene.
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Speaking with Nightline, via ABC, chief creative officer and senior visual effects for Lucasfilm, John Knoll, explains with the film needing to end where Star Wars: A New Hope begins, a digitally-aided young Leia cameo was created all with Fisher’s blessing. Fisher even got to see the scene and offer feedback.
"She was involved in the process and, you know, she saw the final result and she loved it," says Knoll. "She got to see the scene.
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