STAR WARS EPISODE VII's Millennium Falcon Has Reportedly Been Built Already
Despite there being rumors for a few months now that the Millennium Falcon would appear in Star Wars Episode VII, it would actually be more shocking if it didn't appear. However, Yahoo is claiming that it has actually been built already.
By Abary -
Nov 28, 2013 07:11 PM EST
Source: Yahoo
Yahoo Movies is reporting that the Millennium Falcon which will appear in Star Wars Episode VII has already been built. With more and more casting rumors coming every week, that means filming isn't too far away. That also means they are going to need to get some of those props built, so it isn't completely wild to consider that the Millennium Falcon has started. But apparently it is completely built already? The ship that somehow managed to make Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs is also supposed to be even bigger than it was in the original Star Wars trilogy.
"A full-scale 1:1 Millennium Falcon has been built as well as the interiors of the ship for filming," they explained. "The Falcon is done - inside and out. The sets were built off-site, ready to move when Lucasfilm/Bad Robot were ready to move into Pinewood."
It is possible, but until Disney or Lucasfilm confirm the return of the Falcon, nothing is official. However, considering Harrison Ford is expected to return as Han Solo, it is more than likely that his space ship and arguably one of the most iconic space ships in movie history will make an appearance. And also, that recently released picture of R2-D2 also reveals that props are being worked on, and some even being finished, so it is quite possible this is true. Well, let's just lay back down and wait for more news regarding the sequel to one of the most popular movie trilogies of all time, Star Wars.
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