Rogue One: A Star Wars Story‬, ‪Darth Vader‬‬

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story‬, ‪Darth Vader‬‬ Rogue One: A Star Wars Story‬, ‪Darth Vader‬‬ Obi-Wan Kenobi is a standout amongst the most understood Star Wars characters. He's likewise one that has showed up in the most movies, with an essential part in both the first set of three and the prequels. The character hasn't showed up on the extra large screen since 2005's Episode III, however he had a little cameo in The Force Awakens by means of voice-over. After Obi-Wan's demise in the first set of three, it bodes well that he wouldn't show up in the new Star Wars set of three, which happens 30 years after the fact. In any case, what fans truly need to know now is, will Obi-Wan be in Rogue One? Not at all like TFA, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story happens just before Star Wars: Episode IV, amid a period when Obi-Wan is fit as a fiddle. So a cameo or brief appearance from Obi-Wan would not be uncalled for. Truth be told, similarly as a few fans are concerned, it's for all intents and purposes required. In any case, does it happen? Spoiler caution - not a chance. Rebel One happens when the Jedi are accepted to be wiped out or sequestered from everything. They are not straightforwardly partaking in the Rebellion, which implies Obi-Wan's inclusion with the revolt amass entrusted to take the arrangements for the Death Star would be negligible, on the off chance that it even existed by any stretch of the imagination, thus the character does not show up in Rogue One.. What's more, regardless of the possibility that Obi-Wan were to show up in Rogue One, the question wouldn't be the means by which or why, it would be who might play him. Throughout the Star Wars arrangement, Obi-Wan has been played by two performing artists: Alec Guinness, who began the part in Episode IV, and Ewan McGregor, who played a more youthful variant of the part in the prequels. Guinness kicked the bucket in 2000, however McGregor is still particularly alive and willing to repeat his part. He even recorded new exchange for The Force Awakens. If McGregor somehow happened to have returned as Obi-Wan in Rogue One, it would've required some quite favor cosmetics. The on-screen character would, all things considered, have needed to look more like Guinness' Obi-Wan than his own. Unfortunately, in any case, the character does not make any cameo, changed appearance or not. Maybe he'll show up in later movies, however. Maverick One executive Gareth Edwards as of late said that he's diminishing to see an Obi-Wan motion picture in this new period of the Star Wars arrangement, telling The Playlist, "I would love to see anything with Obi-Wan Kenobi in it." So look out for Obi-Wan appearances in future Star Wars movies. Fans baffled that the character isn't in Rogue One may locate a silver covering in that cool Jedi statue appeared in a couple Rogue One trailers. While there has been some verbal confrontation among fans with reference to who, precisely, was deified in stone, there's no denying that the statue shares some similarity to McGregor, regardless of the possibility that it is adventitious. On the off chance that this (possibly) Obi-Wan Kenobi statue is all we get, I assume it's superior to nothing. May the Force be with future Obi-Wan Kenobi movies.