Daisy Ridleyis returning to theStar Warsuniverse to reprise her role of Rey in a film directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy.
Its still upsetting, Ridley said during an appearance on theHappy Sad Confusedpodcast.
You dont want people to feel like youve not served the thing theyre a fan of.
Daisy Ridley in ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / Lucasfilm / Courtesy Everett Collection
The second, super divisive.
The last one, super divisive.
It didnt change how I felt about it.
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I felt like we all…it felt earned, Ridley said.
What was interesting again is intentionality.
My feeling in that moment was that it was a goodbye, and that felt earned.
That whole scene felt emotional and I felt I was saying goodbye to the job, too.
Ridley also brought up another divisive plot point regarding Reys origins, which changed fromThe Last JeditoRise of Skywalker.
So, I always was like, sure.
She continued, But its beyond my pay grade.
I say the words, do the thing.
Watch the full interview with Ridley below.
