Han And Chewie Make An Appearance In Latest Star Wars The Force Awakens Teaser
Go ahead, try your best not to be as giddy as a school girl who just scored an autograph from Channing Tatum when watching the newest Star Wars trailer. The only difference is, instead of gushing over the Magic Mike character the way your mom used to drool over John Travolta, it's the long overdue reunion of Chewbacca and Han Solo that will elicit a nerdgasm.
That's right folks, Disney has brought back Harrison Ford, who will reprise his role as Han Solo alongside his loyal Wookie sidekick. How big a role it will be isn't known, though with the delivery of a single line, Star Wars fans around the world can feel chills running down their spines.
That's right folks, Disney has brought back Harrison Ford, who will reprise his role as Han Solo alongside his loyal Wookie sidekick. How big a role it will be isn't known, though with the delivery of a single line, Star Wars fans around the world can feel chills running down their spines.
"Chewie, we're home," Solo says while cracking a half smile and trying to contain his excitement. And of course arguably the greatest sidekick of all time responds with his trademark growl.
This is the second official trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and in the two-minute spot, you see a little bit of everything -- Luke Skywalker delivering a monologue, a gnarled Darth Vader mask, light sabers, Force powers, firefights, and the return of Jar Jar Binks! Just kidding folks, we shouldn't even joke about that.
The Force Awakens is the seventh installment in the Star Wars series and the first under new ownership (Disney). It takes place around three decades after Return of the Jedi, which is about as much as can be accurately shared (not speculated) about the movie, which is due out on Christmas Day.
This is the second official trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and in the two-minute spot, you see a little bit of everything -- Luke Skywalker delivering a monologue, a gnarled Darth Vader mask, light sabers, Force powers, firefights, and the return of Jar Jar Binks! Just kidding folks, we shouldn't even joke about that.
The Force Awakens is the seventh installment in the Star Wars series and the first under new ownership (Disney). It takes place around three decades after Return of the Jedi, which is about as much as can be accurately shared (not speculated) about the movie, which is due out on Christmas Day.
