As the Armorer in The Mandalorian, Emily Swallow portrays a character on par with other great Star Wars peacekeepers, sages, teachers, and wise clan elders. Like Yoda passing on his knowledge of the Force to countless classes of younglings, the Armorer oversees the Mandalorian culture. She forges the armor to protect her covert, teaches followers the Way, and  — when required — springs into action to defend her own.

In the skilled hands of director Bryce Dallas Howard, Swallow and her uniquely masked leader returned with a new lesson on the Darksaber and the history of Mandalore in Chapter 5 of The Book of Boba Fett, “The Return of the Mandalorian.” “Working with Bryce is such a dream for an actor,” Swallow tells StarWars.com. “She is that remarkable breed of leader

It’s finally time to celebrate the galaxy far, far away once again.

StarWars.com is thrilled to announce that Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2022 tickets will go back on sale to the general public on March 15, 2022, at 12 p.m. PT. Tickets will be limited and may sell out quickly, so mark your calendars and get ready to punch it!

Plus, we’re excited to offer a first look at exclusive Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2022 merchandise, including new tees honoring the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones and more. These items will be made available for pre-order to both new ticket-purchasers and existing ticket-holders; existing ticket-holders can expect an email with details very soon. Check out some of the range below!

As we prepare for the first

The instant you step off the launchpod and into the grand Atrium of the Halcyon starcruiser, you know your reality has shifted. The grandeur of the space, an opulently appointed double-decker room with circular chandeliers and rounded red-velvet benches, hints at the in-world history of the ship. And while the room is central to the story that unfolds for passengers in the 45-hour immersive entertainment experience, the Atrium itself is but the conduit to all that awaits. Behind sliding doors and in the corners of winding hallways, passengers soon find themselves in the presence of familiar aliens, armored stormtroopers, and other key elements that make it clear that you’re no longer just watching Star Wars happen on screen — you’ve stepped inside the story.

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The Book of Boba Fett, featuring the legendary former bounty hunter along with master assassin Fennec Shand, is now streaming on Disney+. Think you’re as quick on the draw as these two fan favorites? Test your knowledge of the series and your reflexes by deciphering images from The Book of Boba Fett — as fast as you can — in the quiz below!

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Boba Fett is a man of few words. When he speaks, you better listen. In The Book of Boba Fett, now streaming on Disney+, the former bounty hunter recruits a formidable team to defend Tatooine and its people from the Pyke Syndicate. Boba picks resilient and clever allies, so you know they have a lot to say, too. Let’s revisit the series with 20 of the best quotes from Boba Fett, his friends, and his enemies.

1. “I’m the crime lord. He’s supposed to pay me.” — Boba Fett

Boba Fett gets his first clue that being the daimyo won’t be easy when the mayor’s majordomo pays him a visit. The supercilious majordomo speaks in circles. Boba, expecting to be showered with wealth and respect, is only given

Many of our favorite films owe a debt, and even their existence, to Alan Ladd, Jr. That’s certainly true of Star Wars, which Ladd greenlit, produced, and championed as president of Twentieth Century Fox.

On March 2, 2022, Ladd’s family announced that he had passed away peacefully at home. He was 84.

Ladd — or Laddie, as he was commonly known — first came to know of George Lucas in 1973, when friends heaped praise upon the director’s still-unreleased American Graffiti. Ladd organized a screening for himself, and came away so impressed that he scheduled a meeting with the young filmmaker. It was during this discussion that Lucas pitched his idea for a space fantasy film called The Star Wars; Ladd, believing in Lucas’ burgeoning talent, quickly made a deal