SKELETON CREW Full Trailer Reveals New Plot Details For The Next Disney+ STAR WARS Series

SKELETON CREW Full Trailer Reveals New Plot Details For The Next Disney+ STAR WARS Series

Lucasfilm has now released a full trailer and a new poster for Skeleton Crew, the next live-action Disney+ Star Wars series which is set to premiere this December...

By MarkCassidy - Nov 01, 2024 11:11 AM EST
Filed Under: Star Wars

Lucasfilm (via SFFGazette.com) has released a brand-new trailer and poster for the next live-action Disney+ Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew.

This teaser gives us a bit more to go on when it comes to the overall story set-up, as we see a group of kids meet for the first time in what appears to be some kind of youth detention centre. When one of them reveals that he found something mysterious in the forest, the new pals head out to investigate.

We then see this ragtag bunch embark on an adventure through the galaxy that leads them to Jude Law's mysterious Jod Na Nawood.

Law's character has been described as a mysterious drifter (who may or may not be a "new kind of Jedi") who takes the young heroes under his protection, but based on what we see here, his intentions might not be quite so noble.

Check out the new trailer and poster below, and let us know what you think.

We knew that Academy Award-winning Everything Everywhere All At Once directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (The Daniels) were on board, but showrunners Jon Watts and Christopher Ford recently announced that they have also assembled: Bryce Dallas Howard (The Mandalorian), Lee Isaac Chung (Twisters), David Lowery (The Green Knight) and Jake Schreier (Thunderbolts*).

"Ford and I sat down like, 'Who are our favourite directors, who would be good at this?'" said Watts. "We went out to all you guys, and you all said yes. No-one turned it down! 'Hey, do you want to do Star Wars? Play around in the Volume? Do pre-vis? Meet some pirates, some puppets, hang out with Jude Law?' 'Yeah, sounds great!'”

In addition to Law, the titular crew will consist of Ravi Cabot-Conyers as Wim, Kyriana Kratter as KB, Robert Timothy Smith as Neel, and Ryan Kiera Armstrong as Fern. We also recently got word on a brand-new cast member, with Nic Frost (Spaced, Hot Fuzz) providing the voice of a droid named SM 33.

"When four kids make a mysterious discovery on their seemingly safe home planet, they get lost in a strange and dangerous galaxy," according to the show's official synopsis. "Finding their way home, meeting unlikely allies and enemies will be a greater adventure than they ever imagined."

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is set to premiere on Disney+ on December 3. Are you looking forward to the show? Let us know in the comment section.

SKELETON CREW Episode 3 Reveals The REAL Identity Of Jude Law's Jod Na Nawood - SPOILERS
Related:

SKELETON CREW Episode 3 Reveals The REAL Identity Of Jude Law's Jod Na Nawood - SPOILERS

AHSOKA Season 2 Gets Major Shooting Update As All Signs Point To Real Sets Finally Replacing The Volume
Recommended For You:

AHSOKA Season 2 Gets Major Shooting Update As All Signs Point To Real Sets Finally Replacing The Volume

DISCLAIMER: As a user generated site and platform, ComicBookMovie.com is protected under the DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act) and "Safe Harbor" provisions.

This post was submitted by a user who has agreed to our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines. ComicBookMovie.com will disable users who knowingly commit plagiarism, piracy, trademark or copyright infringement. Please CONTACT US for expeditious removal of copyrighted/trademarked content. CLICK HERE to learn more about our copyright and trademark policies.

Note that ComicBookMovie.com, and/or the user who contributed this post, may earn commissions or revenue through clicks or purchases made through any third-party links contained within the content above.

DarthAlgar
DarthAlgar - 11/1/2024, 11:28 AM
I dig it.
TK420
TK420 - 11/1/2024, 11:29 AM
Remember when SW fans thought Lucas selling the franchise to Disney was a good thing?
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 11/1/2024, 11:51 AM
@TK420 - I don't know, I like there is some Star Wars, as opposed to no Star Wars.
TK420
TK420 - 11/1/2024, 1:02 PM
@Clintthahamster - There's always been SW: Books. RPG's. VIdeo Games. etc.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 11/1/2024, 1:19 PM
@TK420 - Absolutely. But Star Wars is a movie franchise first and foremost. Going to see a movie once or twice a year, or even spending an hour a week for 8 weeks, is an entirely different kind of time commitment when compared to those things. I read some of the books, and played some of the games, but none of those things replace seeing a movie on a big, silver screen with friends and popcorn.
TK420
TK420 - 11/1/2024, 1:59 PM
@Clintthahamster - SW started out as a movie franchise, sure... but for years it wasn't. Only real SW fans followed the property when it wasn't in theatres. Since Disney purchased it they've turned it into "content". Disney even calls it that. They're churning out tv shows and shit to make money. Disney doesn't give a rat's ass about Star Wars beyond making money off of it, and it shows.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 11/1/2024, 3:18 PM
@TK420 - "Only real SW fans followed the property when it wasn't in theatres."

User Comment Image

"Disney doesn't give a rat's ass about Star Wars beyond making money off of it, and it shows."

It is true that Disney, like every other publicly traded corporation, is primarily concerned with turning a profit. But do you really think that they don't "give a rats ass" about a property that makes them $10 Billion per year in merchandise sales? There have certainly been creative missteps in the last decade, but Lucas' tenure shepherding the franchise gave us two Ewok movies, the Star Wars Holiday Special, and the whole-ass Prequel Trilogy, all of which were soulless cash-ins or critical disasters, sometimes both.

Back to your point, yes, if you define "Star Wars" as every movie, TV show, book, comic book, video game, and RPB produced in the last 50 years . . . yeah, there's been a lot of Star Wars. But the vast majority of fans (even REAL fans like me!) think of Star Wars as a series of movies first and foremost.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 11/1/2024, 3:19 PM
*RPG
Itwasme
Itwasme - 11/1/2024, 3:22 PM
@TK420 - what would Star Wars fans do if they weren't bashing the new content? It's a tradition going all the way back to Empire.
dragon316
dragon316 - 11/1/2024, 4:10 PM
@TK420 - no must have missed that I do remember reading people comments marvel does it better let marvel make stuff give rights back to marvel after saw taskmaster , she hulk , moonnight , eternals , others those people still agree with those comments marvel does it better with there movies , tv shows, and there characters how they look race, gender swap and all
TK420
TK420 - 11/1/2024, 6:34 PM
@Itwasme - Read the novels and play the RPG's, like they did before.
TK420
TK420 - 11/1/2024, 6:36 PM
@Clintthahamster - The word "fan" gets thrown around a lot. Just because somebody watches movies when they come out doesn't make them a "fan".
TK420
TK420 - 11/1/2024, 6:38 PM
@Clintthahamster - "But do you really think that they don't "give a rats ass" about a property that makes them $10 Billion per year in merchandise sales?". - I think you made my point better than I did.
Itwasme
Itwasme - 11/1/2024, 7:29 PM
@TK420 - like they did before Empire Strikes Back came out?

When the novels, comics and the rest first came out everyone saw them as a cash grab, so I don't put much stock in them. I'm glad you like them though, I'm not going to go around telling people what is Star Wars and what isn't.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 11/1/2024, 11:05 PM
@TK420 - "Just because somebody watches movies when they come out doesn't make them a "fan"."

You're saying that Star Wars fans didn't exist until there was something other than the movies? When was Star Wars fandom born? And is hating Star Wars for a decade an important part of being a real fan, or can people who actually like Star Wars be fans, too?
Shivermetimbers
Shivermetimbers - 11/1/2024, 11:37 AM
Honestly looks like a really fun show for kids and young adults, but it just doesn’t seem like Star Wars at all. It’s like a fun show that they slapped a Star Wars facade and name on just to try and get those fans to watch. Otherwise it looks like a well done generic sci fi series. I might still watch it, but only if my daughter wants to see it. Not because it’s got the Star Wars name though.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 11/1/2024, 11:52 AM
@Shivermetimbers - I think the 80s needle drops and emphasis on the "Suburban" setting that the kids start off in might be a little misleading about the tone, but I agree this feels different.
lazlodaytona
lazlodaytona - 11/1/2024, 11:47 AM
geez, Star Wars is still a thing? makes me wanna heave.
Urubrodi
Urubrodi - 11/1/2024, 12:21 PM
@lazlodaytona - There is always someone to make this stupid question in every Star Wars article, without fault.
lazlodaytona
lazlodaytona - 11/2/2024, 9:35 AM
@Urubrodi - usually it's me :)
NGFB
NGFB - 11/1/2024, 11:58 AM
Does anybody want kids in space? Marvel will one-up this with a Power Pack series.
bkmeijer1
bkmeijer1 - 11/1/2024, 12:19 PM
@NGFB - I do actually. I like stories like Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom, Goonies, Mad Max Thunderdome and Return of the Jedi where kids (or Ewoks) take over. This looks to be that, and added bonus is that it's set in the Star Wars universe.
bkmeijer1
bkmeijer1 - 11/1/2024, 12:10 PM
I was already on board with the premise and the look, but the directors they got are another sell. Definitely look forward to this
Order66
Order66 - 11/1/2024, 12:14 PM
Star Wars goonies. I dig it.
MarkCassidy
MarkCassidy - 11/1/2024, 12:16 PM
This looks like it could be fun. It'll prob depend on how annoying the kids are, tbh.
vectorsigma
vectorsigma - 11/1/2024, 12:21 PM
I think im going to like this.

Anything with the daniels is always a win for me
DocSpock
DocSpock - 11/1/2024, 12:31 PM

The Bad News Bears go to space.

WakandaTech
WakandaTech - 11/1/2024, 12:38 PM
Fire Kathleen Kennedy

That is the only hope for the Star Wars franchise
WEAPONXOXOXO
WEAPONXOXOXO - 11/1/2024, 12:54 PM
It looks like it'll be a fun watch.
ModHaterSLADE
ModHaterSLADE - 11/1/2024, 1:08 PM
Goonies in space. I'm down.
Lucasberg
Lucasberg - 11/1/2024, 2:29 PM

With the name Star Wars, that looks horrendous. Tone, look, mood, all of it is not Star Wars.

Exactly what is Star Wars now? Disney has no idea at this point. They have diluted the brand so much now it is STUNNING!

Obviously, the people in charge of this franchise need to go. There is no excuse for this trash they've been putting on the market that they're calling "Star Wars".

Holy crap that was terrible hahaha
MrDandy
MrDandy - 11/1/2024, 3:04 PM
Looks fun. We will see how the Amblin feel
mixes with Star Wars. This is from the Filoni/Faveroe side of Star Wars and the (usually) tend to have a better track record.
WhatIfRickJames
WhatIfRickJames - 11/1/2024, 3:13 PM
Looks super fun and well produced
dragon316
dragon316 - 11/1/2024, 4:07 PM
Could plot be about good vs evil sith vs Jedi , rebellion vs dark side ?
dragon316
dragon316 - 11/1/2024, 4:28 PM
@dragon316 - looks fun very kid oriented unexpected from Star Wars show kids vs pirates try get home if it wasn’t Star Wars in title and light speed scene would have never guessed it was starwars series
BlackStar25
BlackStar25 - 11/1/2024, 5:37 PM
Love this show conceptually...but I can already feel that fans will hate this...which imo is pretty justified.
MaxPaint
MaxPaint - 11/1/2024, 5:46 PM
I'm no fan at all of Disney+ Star Wars material, but I might give this one a try. Looks like it has soul, something that was missing in the other shows.

Please log in to post comments.

Don't have an account?
Please Register.

View Recorder