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Riksilver wrote:Star Wars Sithposting spoiled it for me, but in fairness it's vague/brief enough that it could still go down a number of ways and not necessarily mean what everyone is assuming it'll mean

Reflecting on the role, Rogue One actor Mads Mikkelsen told IGN Japan that he feels Galen still has unexplored depths.

“We don’t see him a lot (in Rogue One); we get a feel of him,” Mikkelsen said. “Obviously you could elaborate on a character like that for his own movie. The story (of Rogue One) is about his daughter, and for that reason he plays a sidekick in her life. If he had his own film it would be different.”

Mikkelsen, who also recently spoke about wanting to play Spider-Man and his role in Death Stranding, explained that the richness of the Star Wars universe allows scope for even more stories, and that he senses a particular interest in exploring day-to-day life for ordinary folk under the Empire.

“I think there’s an unlimited source to go back and tell those stories,” he said. “I think people are curious about the Empire as well, to see some back story on the Empire. What kind of people are they? (Galen’s) family, his wife and daughter, we were part of the Empire – and we’re not monsters. So obviously there are (regular) people in there. And why do they do what they do? What do they believe in?”

abcd wrote:Out of interest, would anyone here decide to cancel their tickets if reviews came out as terrible?

Will people still go and watch the film if movie critics dislike it?

Skippy wrote:Embargo lifts at 5pm. Haven't seen it myself, going to a midnight screening tomorrow night