CCXP 2019 | Star Wars Panel Drives Us Into Delirium

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This Saturday, December 7, the Cinemark XD in CCXP Auditorium was full of excitement, nostalgia for the “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” panel. With the presence of director JJ Abrams and actors Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac, it marked a special moment for fans of the space saga here in Brazil.

Abrams was super excited to reach the fans and talked about the contrast between the Force Light Side and the Dark.

Like any balance, it has been fought and needs a lot of effort to maintain and this is permanent. The story of balance is constant and evolving.

During the panel an unpublished scene was unveiled in its entirety exclusively to the fans attending the event, and I talk about that scene here.  It was a sequence that drove us crazy. We also had a very emotional moment when the cast commented on Carrie Fisher’s absence in the movie. Abrams explained how shooting was done without one of the actors present and Daisy Ridley added: 

“Making scenes without her was very strange. We watched her scenes before shooting so we could answer that.”

The mood of excitement deepened with Abrams’ testimony that actor Anthony Daniels cried while recording a scene in which C-3PO says he is last looking at his friends.

“When they removed his mask, tears were streaming down his face. Kevin Smith was there that day and he was watching in a corner and when I went to talk to him he was crying too ”

The cast and director ended the conversation by telling them what they will need most after the story ends, to which most responded with joy on the set, and friendship among all involved.

It was just amazing to have had the opportunity to attend this panel and CCXP.

Sergio Lopes
Sergio Lopes
Nerd, geek, garage musician, gamer and father. He was the editor of the São Paulo Jedi Council, currently editor in two blogs, at Comix Revenge where he writes about comics and Geek culture and also Star Wars, and also in the Sociedade Jedi where besides talking about Star Wars, is a bridge between what happens in Brazil to the world.
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This Saturday, December 7, the Cinemark XD in CCXP Auditorium was full of excitement, nostalgia for the “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” panel. With the presence of director JJ Abrams and actors Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac, it marked a special moment for fans of the space saga here in Brazil.

Abrams was super excited to reach the fans and talked about the contrast between the Force Light Side and the Dark.

Like any balance, it has been fought and needs a lot of effort to maintain and this is permanent. The story of balance is constant and evolving.

During the panel an unpublished scene was unveiled in its entirety exclusively to the fans attending the event, and I talk about that scene here.  It was a sequence that drove us crazy. We also had a very emotional moment when the cast commented on Carrie Fisher’s absence in the movie. Abrams explained how shooting was done without one of the actors present and Daisy Ridley added: 

“Making scenes without her was very strange. We watched her scenes before shooting so we could answer that.”

The mood of excitement deepened with Abrams’ testimony that actor Anthony Daniels cried while recording a scene in which C-3PO says he is last looking at his friends.

“When they removed his mask, tears were streaming down his face. Kevin Smith was there that day and he was watching in a corner and when I went to talk to him he was crying too ”

The cast and director ended the conversation by telling them what they will need most after the story ends, to which most responded with joy on the set, and friendship among all involved.

It was just amazing to have had the opportunity to attend this panel and CCXP.

Sergio Lopes
Sergio Lopes
Nerd, geek, garage musician, gamer and father. He was the editor of the São Paulo Jedi Council, currently editor in two blogs, at Comix Revenge where he writes about comics and Geek culture and also Star Wars, and also in the Sociedade Jedi where besides talking about Star Wars, is a bridge between what happens in Brazil to the world.
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