We also begin with a man who shows up in the earliest moments of A New Hope, only to meet his fate fairly quickly. We first begin with all the cool things that were brought back from the one that started it all, 1977's Star Wars, later retitled Episode IV: A New Hope during one of the movie's many re-releases to help connect it to Empire Strikes Back, and create a true trilogy. There are plenty of Revenge of the Sith sights to behold if you know where to look.
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Perhaps the least sourced movie is Empire Strikes Back, with some character moments more heavily reflecting Return of the Jedi. And the prequels all contribute to little touches here and there. While Rogue One takes place just hours before the events that kick off A New Hope, it's not the only original trilogy installment that gets a nod. Again, some of these are a little harder to spot than others. But there are also a number of hidden references and Easter eggs for the currently airing Star Wars Rebels. The Forest Whittaker character first showed up as a much younger man in Star Wars Clone Wars, and the years have not been kind to him here. Saw Gerrera is perhaps the biggest connection to one of the animated series.
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Perhaps most interesting is that the Star Wars cameos span quite a few different movies, and even some of the TV shows. And some you'll need a remote to pause when this solo adventure comes home to Blu-ray and VOD to truly get a good look at. Some are definitely harder to spot than others. But for now, we've collected 19 of the most prominent ones. And as more and more fans go back for a third and fourth viewing, new cameos will be spotted and shared across the Internet. In fact, we're positive that is the case. But it's the ones you really have to hunt for that truly make us smile. Some of these are fun, some of them feel shoehorned in. Appearing towards, or at, the end of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story are the droid pair R2-D2 and C-3PO as well as a very CGI looking Princess Leia, which gives Carrie Fisher back her 19-year-old face. Then you have the CGI Grand Moff Tarkin, who's video game visage is almost enough to pull you right out of the movie. Mon Mothma and Darth Vader both, while having limited screen time, play key roles in what amounts to some pretty cool extended cameo sequences. And even then you'd recognize their voices. There are a few big cameos that we did not include on this list, because you'd have to be blind to miss them. But while some of these cameos are quite obvious, others are harder to spot.
We're sure Han Solo will also have its fair share, and we definitely hope that green rabbit looking alien from the Marvel comics shows up, something we wouldn't put past the directors of 21 Jump Street and The Lego Movie. The Force Awakens had plenty, and Rogue One carries on the tradition.
(Warning! This story has plenty of cameos and thus, quite a few SPOILERS! Read with caution!) The signature Star Wars cameo is becoming a cottage industry for this latest run of franchise installments.
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