Colin Trevorrow's Episode IX script leaked.


https://movieweb.com/star-wars-9-script-leak-colin-trevorrow/

What do you think? It dosent sound that great, but it looks like it would've been better than the fiasco we got.

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It doesn't sound better, but at least no Palpatine

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It's does have Palpatine but...as a left over holo message to Vader.

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Colin Trevorrow’s Star Wars Episode IX Supercut – The Most Complete Summary to Date

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjUeogZZfkE

Across two episodes to date on the Robservations podcast, and one Midnight’s Edge podcast, our good friend Robert Meyer Burnett has broken down the unused script for Colin Trevorrow's original "Star Wars: The Duel of the Fates", the originally planned iteration of Episode IX.

In this video, we have intercut all the most relevant bits from all the three above video podcasts, to bring you the most complete summary and overview of the script to date.

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https://www.quora.com/Did-JJ-Abrams-always-intend-for-Rey-to-be-related-to-Palpatine-or-did-this-only-happen-after-The-Last-Jedi/answer/Mike-Prinke

Colin Trevorrow’s draft, titled Duel of the Fates, slated the Rey’s parents question as being adequately answered by The Last Jedi, with the only addendum being that Kylo Ren killed Rey’s parents, a fact that he reveals during their final showdown in order to spur on her aggression. One account of the draft stated that with his dying breath, he reveals that her last name is “Solana.”

Trevorrow’s draft was discarded extremely late in preproduction, after Carrie Fisher had passed away, and Abrams only took over Episode IX after The Last Jedi had already hit theaters. Screenwriter Chris Terrio has explained the rationale for Rey being Palpatine’s granddaughter very thoroughly in interviews following Episode IX’s release, stating that he and Abrams came to that decision together, thinking that it was the only thing Rey could hear that would be more distressing than hearing her parents were nobodies. In one interview he basically frames it in a way where they liked Rian Johnson’s reveal so much that they wanted to do it too, but they wanted to one-up it, stating that he thought it was “too easy.”

No, it doesn’t get more cogent when he explains it.

The most plausible explanation for the reversal in direction is that Lucasfilm knee-jerked at the complaints stemming from toxic fans after The Last Jedi, threw out the plan for Duel of the Fates over that and Carrie’s death, and purposely outlined a series of bullet points for Abrams and Terrio to hit in order to fulfill an imaginary fan-wishlist. However, Terrio’s comments and Trevorrow’s draft make it exceedingly clear that Rey Palpatine was essentially an 11th hour decision.

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there was no plan, so nothing was reversed to please fans. that person loses all credibility calling dislikers of tlj toxic

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it sounds a lot more TLJ 2 than TFA 2

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I read some details.

I didn't like that they changed Palpatine's master to that goblin creature instead of Darth Plagueis the Wise, but the return to Corusant stuff sounded interesting.

I also liked the idea of Luke's ghost haunting Kylo. The final battle with the force ghosts sounded cool too. Much better than just hearing the voices like in the actual film.

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Presumably the creature who was Palpatines master would have been Plagues apprentice who killed him in his sleep (but in III the way Palpatine told it you could tell it was him lol)

The voices only stuff sort of made sense in that Luke hears ObiWans voice at end of ANH so ties back to that , and it solved the dilemma of why would Obiwan now be Ewan (presumably aged up to Alec's age but since R1 recreated Cushing it'd really have to be CG Alec) ...but it just didn't compare to actual force ghost cameos which would've been awesome

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It's far superior. It puts all the focus on Kylo which is where it should have been. The minute they chose to bring back the Emperor, Kylo got sidelined in his own story.

Force ghosts haunting their killers is something i've long considered. Always thought that was a great idea.

And the very notion of a heist to steal a star destroyer is absolutely radical. The imagination lights up just thinking about it.

I think it was a mistake to sideline Rose Tico. You don't fix a situation by simply getting rid of the character. You fix it by writing the character well, which makes you forgive past goofy actions.

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Force ghosts haunting their killers is something i've long considered. Always thought that was a great idea.

Yes it was brilliant when Obi-Wan was doing that to Vader in TESB and ROTJ.

Only reason they probably didn't use it this time was that Kylo didn't actually kill Luke.

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It wraps like ROS but with better script structure, it gives more screen time for Luke, Leia and Kylo. The idea of Luke haunting Kylo was very good and probably an idea based on the concepts of TFA where Dark Side Anakin/Vader haunts Kylo (sadly didn't happen).

They use force ghosts in the ending somehow I feel the whole force ghost stuff is probably something that was supposed to be the core of the sequel trilogy but they didn't want to rise the spiritual aspect of the force (maybe so they won't piss off the Chinese censors !).

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Yeah that isn't bad. It at least fits the other two movies it seems.

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Colin Trevorrow's Episode IX sounds lame and it sucks.

there's no Ben solo. so in Colin Trevorrow's Episode IX Ben Solo remains unredeemed and he die as a villain.

it's a good thing that we didn't get Colin Trevorrow's Episode IX.

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I heard that in R2-D2 dies in Colin Trevorrow's Episode IX.

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And TC-14.

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Who's that?

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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IKR!! Also there's no Ben Solo redemption. He remains unredeemed and he die as a villain.

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