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Daisy Ridley Compares Rey's Star Wars Journey to Her Own Path in Life Daisy Ridley Compares Rey's Star Wars Journey to Her Own Path in Life Daisy Ridley felt Rey's journey in Star Wars reflected her own path in life. Star Wars films. In the soon to be released Star Wars: The Age Of Resistance - The Official Collector's Edition Book, which contains exclusive interviews with the cast and crew to chronicle the making of the Star Wars sequel trilogy, alongside behind-the-scenes photography and production art, Ridley reflects on her journey as Rey, and how it mirrored her own path in life.

"Family is what Star Wars is all about. The family thing translated everywhere. Even on set, it felt like a family. It's that feeling of bonding, everywhere. Rey is trying to find her place in this world in the same way I was trying to find my place in the world," she recalled. "The similarities were really nice. Because I felt so welcomed, and taken in, and people seemed to care how I felt, that translated into Rey. She suddenly had these people who cared about her, and she was finding her place within that." You can read the full excerpt below, alongside exclusive images from the book.

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