Ryan Gosling’s ‘Star Wars: Starfighter’ First Look Features Robots, Starships and Typhoons
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"Star Wars: Starfighter" arrives next summer. Director Shawn Levy and star Ryan Gosling previewed the very first footage from the movie at D23. Levy explained that the film takes place in a time period never before shown in a "Star Wars" adventure. He highlighted the opportunity to collaborate with Gosling, who is known for his roles in "Drive," "Blade Runner," "La La Land," and one standout role.
They showed a humorous clip from the "Mickey Mouse Club," with Gosling walking out wearing his "MMC" jacket. Gosling expressed gratitude towards Disney for bringing him to his hometown and thanked them for his career. He also mentioned his return to Disney, which has changed his life again. The footage features a young boy (Flynn Gray) who visits Gosling’s garage, asking about the titular starfighter.
Gosling reveals it's a decommissioned Imperial ship, to which the boy responds he's never heard of it, to which Gosling replies, "There's a reason for that." The scene includes glimpses of starships, typhoons of water, and robots, with a "Star Wars" aesthetic brought to life by cinematographer Claudio Miranda. The film is set for release in theaters on May 28, 2027.
Levy and Gosling will reunite for the Marvel movie "Ghost Rider," which is due in theaters in 2028. Lucasfilm's next feature film is coming next.
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