Dan Tinaglia grew up in the Chicagoland area, and has been interested in nerdy things for as long as he can remember. The VHS tape for Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope is his earliest memory as a person! With lots of social media experience in many different spheres, Dan hopes to share a love of Star Wars with the world.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Star Wars franchise is full of amazing characters, but for some viewers, it's the background characters who really grab their attention and interest. Besides the Star Wars movies, there is a sheer mass of source books, comics, books, video games, and more that all take place in the Star Wars galaxy. This expanded content lets a lot of background characters from the movies get their own time to shine.
9 Sidon Ithano's Unique Armor Is Unforgettable Star Wars: The Force Awakens The Crimson Corsair, otherwise known as Sidon Ithano, was a Delphidian pirate that first featured in Star Wars: The Force Awakens in 2015. This character served as an opportunity for Finn, as he was the captain of a pirate crew that Finn could've joined if he wanted to abandon the Resistance's cause.
Star Wars's Original Cyborg John Hollis portrays the cyborg in a very mechanical and fascinating way, with his movements being particularly robotic. All of this is enhanced by Lobot's cerebral implant, called a AJ^6 cyborg construct, something now seen on many characters - such as Clone Force 99's Echo.
Related 10 Canon Star Wars Characters Who Deserved Far Better Star Wars has created numerous incredible characters over the years, but some of them deserved much better, particularly with how their story ended. 5 Therm Scissorpunch's Name Is Better Than His Sabacc Skills Solo: A Star Wars Story When Han Solo first played sabacc against Lando Calrissian in Solo: A Star Wars Story, one of the other players at the table was Therm Scissorpunch.
The Sympathetic Monster-Keeper Portrayed by an uncredited Paul Brooke, Malakili's single scene has proven to be incredibly impactful and memorable. Viewers all over know exactly who's being spoken about when the crying Rancor-keeper is mentioned, making this a really special case. When discussing Malakili in The Making of Return of the Jedi by J.W. Rinzler, George Lucas had to say:
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