'Supreme Leader Snoke' Was Indeed A Hologram In STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS
ILM artist Roger Guyett revealed quite a bit about Supreme Leader Snoke from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Not only did he share which president inspired the Supreme Leader's scenes, he also revealed that Snoke was a hologram, not a force ghost as some suspected!
After people laid eyes on Supreme leader Snoke in Star Wars: the Force Awakens, many theories started to developed, regarding the many mysteries of the character. Some suspected that he was Darth Plagueis or Darth Vader. Other thought that Snoke wasn't actually alive, instead he was projecting to Kylo Ren and General Hux as a force ghost! ILM visual effects artists Rogert Guyett spoke on the villain, and revealed many interesting details. For instance, Snoke's scenes were inspired by a president. "Imagine when you’re a kid or whatever, you go up and you stand in front of the Lincoln Memorial. And you see old Lincoln in a huge chair. There’s a certain quality about that. So, that was certainly sort of part of the inspiration for it all."
Even though this came across obvious to some, a lot of people formed theories, which have now been debunked. My advice? Wait until 2017 to get all the answers you desperately want to know! What do you think? Share your thoughts below in the comment section!