SPOILERS: STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI - Here Are All The Best Celebrity Cameos You Definitely Missed

SPOILERS: STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI - Here Are All The Best Celebrity Cameos You Definitely Missed

Star Wars: The Last Jedi is packed full of awesome celebrity cameos from some famous faces, many of whom you won't realise are even included in the movie! Hit the jump to find a breakdown of the best ones.

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By JoshWilding - Dec 21, 2017 07:12 AM EST
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Star Wars is such an iconic franchise that everyone wants to be involved in some form and its return to the big screen has now made that possible. From members of the British Royal Family to Rian Johnson's friends and fellow filmmakers and even members of the Game of Thrones cast, The Last Jedi is packed full of huge surprises and we're confident that you probably missed the majority of these.

One or two of these could even return in Episode IX but they're all really good fun and it's interesting to wonder how they all came about. With that in mind, we take you through both the hardest to spot cameos and offer some insight into how they happened! So, click below to find the full list and don't forget to also check out a list of Star Wars: The Last Jedi's best Easter Eggs by clicking right here.

Edgar Wright



The Baby Driver and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World director taking the helm of a Star Wars movie would be a dream come true for a lot of fans but just like Shaun of the Dead star Simon Pegg (who appeared in The Force Awakens), Wright gets a cameo in the franchise as a member of the Resistance in the final battle alongside his big brother and frequent collaborator, writer Joe Cornish. 
 

Prince William And Prince Harry



John Boyega has claimed that William and Harry's cameos were cut, though his reps have since denied that. Either way, it's been widely reported that they were either the executioner Stormtroopers or were in a scrapped elevator scene alongside Take That singer Gary Barlow. 
 

Some Familiar Voices



Just like in The Force Awakens, some famous voices are used in The Last Jedi, including Matthew Wood (General Grievous) and Sam Witwer (Starkiller). They're both credited as "additional voices" and are joined by composer Michael Giacchino who recorded the whispers luring Rey to the Jedi tree. 
 

Mark Hamill



The actor obviously returns as Luke Skywalker in this movie but check the credits closely and you'll notice that he had a second, secret role as Dobbu Scay, a character named after Lucasfilm editor Bob Ducsay (it's an anagram). It's thought this is the alien pumping coins into BB-8. 
 

Joseph Gordon-Levitt



Joseph Gordon-Levitt worked with Rian Johnson on Brick and Looper so it should come as no surprise to learn he appears here. Totally unrecognisable, the actor shows up as Slowen-Lo, the alien on Canto Bight who reports Finn and Rose for landing their ship on the beach and ultimately gets them arrested. 
 

Mark Hamill's Children



All three of the actor's children make cameo appearances in The Last Jedi as Resistance Fighters on Crait who are being ordered around by Poe Dameron. One of them - Nathan - also showed up in The Phantom Menace and that, believe it or not, was actually a whole eighteen years ago.
 

Tom Hardy



Unfortunately, Tom Hardy's cameo ended up on the cutting room floor. It would have seen him play a First Order Stormtrooper who recognises Finn on Supreme Leader Snoke's Star Destroyer and is shocked to learn his old friend has managed to rise up the ranks to become an officer.
 

Familiar Faces From Game Of Thrones



Most of The Last Jedi was shot in the UK and Ireland and that means we get a lot of appearances from faces sure to be familiar to those from that side of the pond. However, if you're a Game of Thrones fan, you'll notice that Kate Dickie (Lysa Arryn) shows up as a member of The First Order, while Ralph Ineson (Dagmer Cleftjaw) shows up as a senior First Order officer as well. 
 
We also see Amira Ghazalla (Dothraki Crone) as Captain Canady's First Order commander and Patrick O’Kane (Jaqen) as yet another First Order officer. However, it's arguably Mark Lewis (Shagga, son of Dolf) as Captain Canady, the commander of the First Order dreadnought who steals the show. Still, seeing as Nina Gold casts both the HBO series and this franchise, we shouldn't be too shocked!
 

Frank Oz



Yoda's surprise cameo appearance in The Last Jedi is nothing short of amazing and that is indeed original voice actor Frank Oz who is providing the iconic character's vocals during this sequence.
 

Ellie Goulding



The singer is one of the Resistance fighters in the movie and can be spotted doing battle on Crait.
 

Justin Theroux And Lily Cole



When Finn and Rose are sent to Canto Bight to track down a master codebreaker, they find him gambling on the casino floor but are quickly taken down by security. Well, take a closer look and you'll notice that the high roller is actually The Leftovers star Justin Theroux while the gorgeous woman by his side is Lily Cole, a model with a handful of acting credits to her name. 
 

Andrew Jack 



Andrew Jack can be seen striding out on the plains of Crait, leaving red footprints in his wake. He also showed up in The Force Awakens and while General Ematt may not have any lines, it may surprise you to learn that his actual job at Lucasfilm is serving as a dialect coach! 
 

Noah Segan



Noah Segan has appeared in every single one of Rian Johnson's movies so fans were absolutely expecting him to show up here too. Well, he can be seen multiple times on the Resistance ship near the start of the movie before he gets blown up alongside a number of other fighters by Kylo Ren. 
 

Gareth Edwards



The Rogue One: A Star Wars Story director gave Rian Johnson a cameo in that movie and the favour is returned here as he can be spotted in one of Crait's trenches as a fellow Resistance soldier points out that the planet is made up almost entirely of salt, hence why those footprints leave red marking. 
 

Warwick Davis



The pint-sized actor is no stranger to cameos in the Star Wars movies after first appearing in Return of the Jedi and can be seen in this movie as Wodibin, one of the gamblers on Canto Bight.
 

More British Actors



British comedy legend Adrian Edmondson (who Johnson is a huge fan of) plays First Order Captain Peavey. He's joined by other familiar British faces as we see Chewing Gum star Michaela Coel and The Windsors' Hugh Skinner pop up at various points in the movie as well. 
 

Gary Fisher



Carrie Fisher's dog Gary has become iconic after accompanying his owner around the globe and he's given a cameo in The Last Jedi in a background shot on Canto Bight as the pet of a gambler. 
 

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AgeofHeroes
AgeofHeroes - 12/21/2017, 7:55 AM
if only they had work had enough for the script like they did to get this celebs....
UltimateCarnage
UltimateCarnage - 12/21/2017, 7:57 AM
For anyone interested in decent YouTube video reviews/essays then I recommend this one:



It's long, but it's delivered by an author who believes Rian might have purposefully insulted the Star Wars fans as part of his desire to subvert expectations.

Really interesting.
knocturnalzen10
knocturnalzen10 - 12/21/2017, 8:03 AM
never change josh :)
Roodi
Roodi - 12/21/2017, 8:14 AM
What the [frick] is Mark Hamill talking about Luke is out of character when he wanted Luke to cross over the dark side. He pitched it to Lucas for RotJ and it was rejected. One of his ideas was having Luke KILLING HAN OR LEIA OR SOMEONE people loved.

I don't know how to post videos but it's on YouTube.

Dinner for five S4E09. Start it at the 10:55 mark.
bigbutts
bigbutts - 12/21/2017, 8:42 AM
I heard Mark Hamill made a cameo as Luke Skywalker, I missed it
JFogg
JFogg - 12/21/2017, 10:07 AM
“The pint sized actor...” classy move there Josh.
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