Ryan Crain from Movie Pilot submitted a "Star Wars: Rogue One" movie poster that he created with photographer Mark Edwards. They enlisted cosplayer Victoria Schmidt, also known as Scruffy Rebel, to pose for their concept artwork.
"Mark and I thought it would be really cool to try and be the first one's to come out with a "Rogue One" movie poster, and as far as I can tell we have completed that mission. I have seen a drawing or two but nothing like this, so that is pretty exciting," Crain posted.
The image showed Schmidt holding a helmet which seems to belong to someone from the Rebel Alliance's Rogue Squadron. There have been speculations that the upcoming "Star Wars" spin-off may be about Wedge Antilles, the only pilot who survived both Death Star runs. Concept art for the film has also been revealed and it looked a lot like "Halo."
"I love how intimate and emotional it is, is she thinking about the friends she has lost in battle or maybe she is preparing herself for the upcoming fight?" Crain added.
It was also rumored that the spin-off might be about one of the few major female characters in the series. It is possible that Felicity Jones, from "The Theory of Everything," would be playing young Princess Leia since she is the first cast to be officially announced.
Lydon Sutcliffe, a 7-foot tall Wimbledon worker, may have been cast for a role in the "Star Wars" spin-off. The 26-year-old giant has posed with celebrities who are amazed by his more than average frame. Maria Sharapova, Rafael Nadal and Holly Willoughby are just some of the stars who has a photo with Sutcliffe.
There are no official announcements yet as to whether Lydon Sutclffe is set to be a part of the film. "Star Wars: Rogue One" is slated for a Dec. 16, 2016 release.
