Hawkgirl (Isabela Merced), and Mister Terrific (Edi Gathegi) will play a big role in James Gunn's DC superhero tale.

“I want to be more of a Jedi scoundrel,” Boyega added. “But apart from that, I’m more so just enjoying [Star Wars] as a fan now ... the more traditional, green-bladed lightsaber ...

In the Star Wars universe, Jedi are peacekeepers who wield blue or green lightsabers and follow a strict code of conduct. They are opposed by the Sith, the dark side users, (antagonists ...

The article ranks the top 10 strongest Jedi in Star Wars history, moving beyond traditional ... clarity to ghost out when the Order fell. The green machine took on Darth Sidious in the Senate ...

Star Wars fans will recognize Kit Fisto’s trademarked green skin, large bulging eyes, and head tendrils. This Nautolan male left his homeworld of Glee Anslem to become part of the Jedi Order.

crosses the galaxy to track down Jedi Master Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), hidden like a hermit on a green, craggy island. She presents him with his original blue lightsaber. SEE ALSO: 'Star Wars ...

Star Wars fans will recognize Kit Fisto’s trademarked green skin, large bulging eyes, and head tendrils. This Nautolan male left his homeworld of Glee Anslem to become part of the Jedi Order.

Disney has revealed that the total cost of its 2017 blockbuster Star Wars: The Last Jedi "exceeded the budgeted ... from a screenwriter and giving the green light to a movie about it.

which is arguably the strongest entry in the Star Wars franchise as a whole, Luke travels to Dagobah to train as a Jedi with Yoda. During this time the little green Jedi Master has plenty of funny ...

One of LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy‘s lead characters, Jedi Bob, has a long and bizarre ... Finally, he wielded a green lightsaber with a chrome hilt. So, who was this guy?

The upgrade that lets you get past the green barriers in Star Wars Jedi Survivor is actually a magic charm. Instead of a tech solution the answer is a witchy talismen from Merrin that is never ...

In an interview with The New York Times, Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy said that many women who work in "Star Wars" struggle with facing "personal" attacks from the series' male fans.