D23 2024: ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ trailer features Jude Law in a coming of age story on kids lost in space

As part of its presentation at D23, Lucasfilm has dropped the first trailer for ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’

Published - August 10, 2024 04:15 pm IST

A still from ‘Star Wars:

A still from ‘Star Wars: | Photo Credit: Star Wars/X

Lucasfilm has unveiled the first trailer for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew as part of its presentation at D23 on Friday (August 9, 2024). The show is from Jon Watts, who made Tom Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy and his frequent collaborator Christopher Ford.

The show, which stars Jude Law and is set in the New Republic era of the Star Wars canon, is about a group of kids lost in a galaxy far away, reported The Hollywood Reporter. Daniels of Everything Everywhere All At Once and David Lowrey of The Green Knight’s fame have worked on the project.

Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Kyriana Kratter, Robert Timothy Smith and Ryan Kiera Armstrong are the cast members of the show. Skeleton Crew is set for a release on December 3, 2024.

Meanwhile, Jon Favreau, director of the first Star Wars film since 2019’s Rise of Skywalker, said the filming for The Mandalorian & Grogu began a few weeks ago. He showed some footage, including Snowtroopers AT-AT Walkers, reported The Hollywood Reporter.

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