With the exception of cast, and that the first entry is set 30 years after Return of the Jedi, nothing is known about the first entry in the new Star Wars trilogy. There have been lots of rumors and speculations as to who will play who or what, but nothing official just yet. Regardless, a new batch or rumors have surfaced, this time about the main villains in the film.
According to MSW, the villains in Episode VII are
being referred by crew members working at Pinewood as Jedi Hunters, and they
are "dressed in black, some helmeted, that hunt Jedi for the Empire."
They followed the scoop and after a brief explanation of Star Wars Rebels their
source said that it was exactly like what they were filming for Star Wars:
Episode VII.
Another one of MSW sources, claims that David Oyelowo,
who has been rumored to be voicing the Imperial Inquisitor in Star Wars Rebels,
will be one of the three villains in the film. Another source says that Oyelowo,
Lupita Nyong'o and Adam Driver are the villains of the film, the so called Jedi
Hunters.
"Supposedly
the “Jedi Hunters” or Inquisitors (from the sound of things) are the reason
there is no New Republic after Return
of the Jedi. That’s
right, they’re saying there is no New Republic. Source #2 claims to have been
on set for a sequence in which we learn the Jedi Hunters worship the Sith and
want to resurrect them. Their mandate was to protect the Sith at all costs and
insure their survival."
The site goes on to say that Luke Skywalker has been
fighting the last 30 years to prevent this from happening, but is just tired
and outnumbered.
The site goes on:
"Informed
Speculation:
These “Jedi Hunters” might explain why potential
family members are hidden away on strange places like Tatooine.
Everything is
pointing towards Darth Sidious starting an army of Force Users, as we saw in The
Clone Wars: Children of the Force. These “Jedi Hunters” can never
become Sith, but they’re powerful. Someone like Luke Skywalker could really
only challenge the Sith when using the dark side. So these Inquisitors or “Jedi
Hunters” are formidable foes for Luke Skywalker and the future Jedi that follow
his teachings.
Presumably, they
never go after Luke Skywalker during the original trilogy era because Darth
Vader has deemed him off limits, the Sith have plans for him. Upon the death of
Darth Vader and the Emperor, the Inquisitors become stewards of the Emperor’s
vision for order and power via imperialism. Darth Sidious apparently left these
cult members with a path should he ever parish or be betrayed that would
resurrect himself or some Sith to continue the legacy of the Sith. Perhaps
Moraband is the key?
The moment Luke
Skywalker returned to Endor in Return of the Jedi, the
Inquisitors became the ultimate evil power in the universe. Naturally, they
hunted him for revenge because if the Jedi ever returned to defending the
galaxy, the Inquisitors would be in peril."
BUT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!
The guys over at theforce.net, are now rebutting MSW
rumor/scoop that Oyelowo will be a Jedi Hunter/Inquisitor, and are saying that
he will be Agent Kallus instead.
David Oyelowo is playing Agent Kallus, not the Imperial Inquisitor -- and that makes me seriously doubt MSW's story. http://t.co/LDsxrUbiWt
— Eric Geller (@ericgeller) 16 junho 2014
Star Wars: Episode VII
stars Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew,
Kenny Baker, Lupita Nyong'o, John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Oscar
Isaac, Andy Serkis, Gwendoline Christie, Domhnall Gleeson, and Max von Sydow.
Sources - MakingStarWars
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