Interview with Felicity Jones, Rogue One actor

The transcript discusses the iconic imagery and design of Star Wars, focusing on the Death Star and Darth Vader. It highlights the design genius of the early 1970s films, emphasizing the costumes and sets. The conversation shifts to Rogue One, noting its contemporary and edgy style while drawing inspiration from the original films like Empire Strikes Back and A New Hope. The aim was to capture authenticity and spontaneity while developing a unique aesthetic.

What makes the Death Star image so iconic in the Star Wars universe?

• Its association with Darth Vader

• Its modern design

• Its small size and simplicity

• Its lack of significance in the plot

What aspect of the early Star Wars films is highlighted as a triumph?

• The modern soundtrack

• The lack of character development

• The design and costumes

• The use of CGI

How are the early Star Wars films described in terms of their impact?

• They were a failure in design

• They were only popular in the 70s

• They were not well-received

• They were shared and appreciated over time

What was a key inspiration for the film 'Rogue One'?

• The Mandalorian

• The Last Jedi

• Empire Strikes Back and A New Hope

• The Phantom Menace

What was a focus in creating the battle sequences in 'Rogue One'?

• Ensuring they were believable

• Using only CGI effects

• Avoiding any reference to past films

• Making them as unrealistic as possible