Star Wars: The Acolyte has released its first trailer and revealed the release date for the highly anticipated series.
Amandla Stenberg and Carrie-Anne Moss could be seen going head-to-head in the action-packed, nearly two-minute clip.
The highly anticipated series is set to debut on the Disney Plus streaming service on June 4.
There was a noticeably darker tone than the rest of the Star Wars franchise in the clip, as one of the series’ main storylines will be the murder of the Jedi Masters as a deadly disruption in The Force is teased.
Amandla plays Mae, a former Padawan who is now a dangerous warrior now training to become a Sith Lord.
Star Wars: The Acolyte has released its first trailer and revealed the release date for the highly anticipated series; star Amandla Stenberg is pictured as Mae
Stenberg and Carrie-Anne Moss (pictured) could be seen fighting in the action-packed, nearly two-minute clip.
The highly anticipated series is set to debut on the Disney Plus streaming service on June 4.
She was once trained by Sol, a respected Jedi Master played by Emmy-winning Squid Game actor Lee Jung-jae.
No doubt the two characters will clash at some point in the series, as the logline says: “An investigation into a wave of shocking crimes pits a respected Jedi Master (Lee Jung-Jae) against a dangerous warrior of his past (Stenberg).
“As new clues emerge, they travel down a dark path where sinister forces reveal that all is not what it seems.”
One of the most interesting scenes came when Matrix actress Carrie-Anne is seen playing a Jedi Master named Indara while fighting with Mae.
Towards the end of the trailer, Jodie Turner-Smith – who plays Mother Aniseya, the leader of a coven of witches – could be heard saying: “It’s not about good or evil.
“It’s about power…and who is allowed to use it.”
The trailer ends with someone holding the famous red Sith lightsaber while several Jedi have their weapons in hand as they run towards the enemy to fight them.
Just one day before Disney unveils the first poster for the highly anticipated Star Wars television series.
There was a noticeably darker tone than the rest of the Star Wars franchise in the clip, as one of the main storylines of the series will be the murder of the Jedi Masters as a deadly disruption in The Force is teased.
She was trained by Sol, a respected Jedi Master, played by Emmy-winning Squid Game actor Lee Jung-jae.
No doubt the two characters will clash at some point in the series, as the logline says: “An investigation into a wave of shocking crimes pits a respected Jedi Master (Lee Jung-Jae) against a dangerous warrior of his past (Stenberg).” As more and more clues emerge, they tread a dark path where sinister forces reveal that all is not what it seems.
One of the most interesting scenes happened when Matrix actress Carrie-Anne is seen playing a Jedi Master named Indara while fighting with Mae.
Towards the end of the trailer, Jodie Turner-Smith – who plays Mother Aniseya, the leader of a coven of witches – could be heard saying: “It’s not about good or evil. It’s about power…and who is allowed to use it.
The poster was first featured on the Star Wars
Very little is known about the Star Wars series at this time, except that it takes place approximately 100 years before the events of the first Star Wars prequel film, 1999’s The Phantom Menace.
The series will give fans a glimpse into the end of what has come to be known as the High Republic era in Star Wars lore.
The Acolyte will follow a former Padawan (Amandla Stenberg) who reunites with the Jedi Master (Lee Jung-ja) who taught her, to investigate a series of crimes.
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The poster was first featured on the Star Wars
As they begin their investigation, the “forces they face are more sinister than they ever imagined.”
The cast also includes Manny Jacinto, Dafne Keen, Jodie Turner-Smith, Rebecca Henderson, Charlie Barnett, Dean-Charles Chapman and Carrie-Anne Moss.
Joonas Suotamo, who also reprises the role of Chewbacca from the Star Wars sequel trilogy, took over the role from the late Peter Mayhew, who died in 2019.
The series is created by longtime Star Wars fan Lesyle Headland, best known for creating the Netflix series Russian Doll.
The Acolyte will represent some firsts in Star Wars history, including being the first show to be told from the perspective of Sith villains.
It will also be the first TV show or movie set in the Star Wars timeline, a century before the prequel trilogy.
While there are many books, comics, and video games exploring the High Republic era, this will be the first live-action project to explore it.
Headland explained to EW’s Dagobah Dispatch podcast in July 2023: “We’re towards the end of the High Republic, leading into the George (Lucas) prequels, so we’re looking at a period where the Jedi are at the peak of their power. …(and) there is peace throughout the galaxy.
“It was very challenging and interesting to do a Star Wars (project) without war. So the question became, ‘Well, what should the show be about if it’s not about galactic conflict?'” she added.
As they begin their investigation, the “forces they face are more sinister than they ever imagined.”
The Acolyte will represent some firsts in Star Wars history, including being the first show to be told from the perspective of the evil Sith.
“I think what makes this show different and interesting is that it’s presented from the perspective of the Star Wars villains,” she added.
“These are people who use the Force in their own way, tapping into the darker sides of the Force and doing so without being sanctioned by the larger institution, which, in this case, is the Jedi,” he said. -she continued.
Headland added that there will be “more Jedi than you’ve seen in any other Star Wars content”, but there will also be more “morally ambiguous characters”.
“Star Wars is always about a version of the underdog versus the institution. And I just thought it was very interesting to do a show about villains and being set during that time period made the most sense. “So it’s almost inverted,” she said.