Daisy Ridley is still "upset" about fan backlash to 'Star Wars' sequels
Daisy Ridley has opened up about fans' reactions to 'Star Wars' sequels, after the latest movie received generally negative reviews
Stay updated with breaking news from Force Awakens. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Daisy Ridley has opened up about fans' reactions to 'Star Wars' sequels, after the latest movie received generally negative reviews
Marc Sazer, a veteran violinist who has recorded scores for dozens of films and TV shows, is fighting for Hollywood musicians as vice president of AFM Local 47.
Daisy Ridley. Ethan Miller/FilmMagic Since being cast as Rey in the Star Wars franchise, Daisy Ridley has suffered from extreme anxiety — which even led to a serious health scare. Ridley, 31, shared how drastically her life changed after being offered the role as Rey by J.J. Abrams in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, in an interview with Inverse published on Thursday, January 25. “‘Understand the scale,’” Ridley recalled Abrams, 57, telling her at the time. “‘This is not a role in a movie. This is
Daisy Ridley says the divisive response to "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" is "still upsetting."
The once and future Star Wars star loves all Star Wars movies, isn't that nice?