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“It’s been breakneck from the time that Kathy called me, and trying to figure out the what and the way and the how has been challenging. “It’s the most challenging thing I’ve ever been involved in,” Abrams told Rolling Stone in their December cover story. And then there’s the whole conceit of concluding not one, not two, but three trilogies. There’s the splintered narrative beats between what Abrams and Lawrence Kasdan put into motion and Rian Johnson carried out. There’s the death of Carrie Fisher, despite General Leia being very much alive.

There’s the sensationalized fatigue stemming from Disney releasing Solo: A Star Wars Story so soon after Episode VIII. There’s the polarizing response to The Last Jedi, which essentially turned the fanbase into an ideological war zone that’s as obnoxious as it is toxic.

Look, it cannot be overstated how unenviable a position the guy was in coming into this project. Maybe something like “Do or do not, there is no try.” Sure, that works. If we’re pulling an apropos Star Wars quote for him, it should probably come from Yoda. These are tough times for anyone outside the First Order, and they’re only getting tougher as there’s a familiar disturbance in the Force - the unlikely and totally unexpected return of Emperor Palpatine ( Ian McDiarmid). While both Finn ( John Boyega) and Poe Dameron ( Oscar Isaac) are keeping the fleeting remnants of the Resistance afloat. Rey ( Daisy Ridley) is training harder than ever.

Kylo Ren ( Adam Driver) is hacking through any potential threats. The Pitch: Unlike the blip between The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, The Rise of Skywalker leaps forward a year to find the galaxy in a climactic flux.

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