Adam Driver on His Return to Star Wars for New Rey Movie

During the Star Wars Celebration in April, Disney revealed more upcoming projects from the Star Wars universe. One of them will be the feature-length show New Jedi Order, in which we will again see Daisy Ridley as Rey.

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The presence of the actress in the movie has led fans to speculate about the possible return of other stars from the sequel trilogy, beginning by Adam Driver and his creation of Ben Solo/Kylo Ren.

Any doubts on the matter were resolved by the man himself, who recently took part in a Smartless podcast (via MovieWeb). During the conversation the actor revealed that he is not involved in any way in the work on the aforementioned movie.

So it seems that Kylo Ren's path in Star Wars ended with the ninth installment of the saga, when he gave his life to save Rey. So don't expect the makers of the new movie to bring back the young Solo in the guise of a Force ghost.

For those who have not been following information about the upcoming production, let us remind you that the plot of New Jedi Order is to take place 15 years after the events depicted in Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker. The plot will focus on Rey, who has taken on the task of training another group of Jedi.

Some time ago, Daisy Ridley revealed that she had already heard something about the project and, to her surprise, it is not something she expected. Nevertheless, the actress admitted that she is looking forward to the script, which will enable her to learn the details of the movie.

Kamil Kleszyk

Kamil Kleszyk

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