Star Wars fans might be a bit disappointed that they didn’t get any Han Solo news at D23. However, Ron Howard is compensating for that on Twitter. The director shared a set photograph which highlights on-screen character Joonas Suatamo in his full Chewbacca suit. Yet, this isn’t what the Wookiee fans are humming about on the web.
Howard’s photograph indicates Suatamo as the performing artist checking a shot he completed for the Star Wars independent film. The screen is partly clouded, yet a touch of enhancing uncovers something impossible to miss about the picture.
In the event that you take a look at a zoomed take of the screen, fans can perceive what seems to be two Wookiees in a personal minute. The duo is seen leaning their foreheads against each other while another Wookiee is running about in the backdrop with a weapon.
The photo affirms the Han Solo film will include more than one Wookiee. Nevertheless, the identity of Chewbacca’s co-star has got fans thinking. In case Suatamo had to look at the scene himself, it suggests the on-screen character was one of the Wookiees caught in the shot’s grip. Furthermore, fans believe Chewbacca’s spouse might be the other Wookiee on screen.
In case you didn’t have an inkling, Chewbacca is a Wookie who’s married, and his spouse is somewhat of a boss. The Wookiee is hitched to Malla, and she has turned into a canon part of the Star Wars Universe after her non-canon debut in the Star Wars Holiday Special.
Being known for her knowledge and smooth hair, Malla and her kin were isolated from Chewbacca after he started going with Han Solo. In any case, once Chewbacca’s home universe of Kashyyyk was freed from the Galactic Empire’s hold, the Wookiee re-set up contact with his friends and family.
Given Han Solo’s setting, fans may get the opportunity to take in more about how Chewbacca first interacted with his smuggler accomplice. The standalone film may very well show how Chewbacca escapes his home to look for help from the Rebel Alliance once it was clear that his world was being controlled by the Galactic Empire.
Until further notice, there’s no real way to know whether the backstory will be told progressively or through flashback. Nevertheless, the touching minute would be one that weighs intensely on the hearts of Star Wars fans if it makes it to the extra large screen.
The Han Solo film is being produced by Lucasfilm from a screenplay by Lawrence and Jon Kasdan. In addition to this, it will be distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the second independent Star Wars film after Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in 2016.
