‘Star Wars 7’ Rumors: Jedis Being Hunted One By One? Harrison Ford’s Rep ‘Hoping’ To Announce Good News Soon After Accident
"Star Wars 7" rumors are here and according to one website, the Jedis will be taken down one by one by the main villains, the "Jedi Hunters." Meanwhile, Harrison Ford's rep said they are hoping to announce some good news soon regarding the 71-year-old actor's condition.
According to MakingStarWars, the main villains in "Star Wars 7" are called "Jedi Hunters" whose main goal is to resurrect the Sith.
"These are scary individuals, dressed in black, some helmeted, that hunt Jedi for the Empire," it said, adding that the Jedi Hunters are the main reason why there's going to be no New Republic after the "Return of the Jedi" story.
More "Star Wars 7" rumors were revealed by the source to the website claiming that Adam Driver, Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo will play Jedi Hunters, with the Oscar winner wearing "yellow contact lenses in the film as she was seen trying them out and walking around with them some time ago to try them out."
This seems to contradict earlier "Star Wars 7" rumors that Adam Driver will play a Darth Vader-like role.
"The villains are said to be characterized by black and chrome with troopers in similar black and chrome uniforms," MakingStarWars said.
Meanwhile, Harrison Ford's rep told Sky News that they're "hoping to announce some good news soon" regarding the actor's condition.
The 71-year-old actor underwent chest x-rays to determine if he sustained other injuries, said The Telegraph. The publication reported that the Han Solo star was "crushed" by a hydraulic door of the Millennium Falcon.
After the Harrison Ford injury, he was airlifted from the secret set to John Radcliff hospital although The Telegraph reported that the method was a mere precaution and didn't really suggest that the damage was severe.
A statement from Disney after the Harrison Ford injury reads: "Harrison Ford sustained an ankle injury during filming today on the set of 'Star Wars: Episode VII.' He was taken to a local hospital and is receiving care."
The publication said that Harrison Ford could miss up to eight weeks of filming.
