Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens Behind the Scenes Footage

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We were all a bit bummed to hear that no new scenes or trailers would debut for Force Awakens at San Diego Comic Con 2015 this weekend. Some of us thought that announcement might have been a swerve to surprise fans but alas, no new scenes and no new trailer. But that doesn't mean there wasn't something for the fans to see. In a panel that featured Lucasfilm Queen Kathleen Kennedy, director J.J. Abrams, and writer Lawrence Kasdan, they brought out a few surprises like the creature that was shown J.J. Abrams omaze video last year and a few other guests. Cast members Oscar Isaac, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Adam Driver, Domhnall Gleeson (whose character is still a mystery), and Gwendolin Christie all appeared on stage and answered a few questions. Then the big surprises were when the original 3 made an appearance. Of course, I'm talking about Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and even Harrison Ford.

But the big meat of the panel came in the form of a behind the scenes video narrated by the cast that will bring a tear of joy to the eye of every Star Wars fan in existence. It doesn't exactly cover any new ground, although it may shed a little light on the whole Simon Pegg mystery. Either way, it's a glorious video to watch and I'm gonna assume you've all stopped reading what I've typed here so I will shut up now and let you enjoy the video below!


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