New 'Star Wars' Series 'Skeleton Crew' Set to Premiere in December

Anaheim, California – The galaxy far, far away is expanding with the introduction of "Skeleton Crew," a new series in the beloved "Star Wars" franchise. Oscar-nominee Jude Law unveiled the project at D23, Disney's fan expo, which attracted around 12,000 attendees. The series is slated to premiere on Disney+ on December 3, and Law presented the first-look trailer, describing it as a "timeless adventure story" reminiscent of classic Amblin films from the 1980s, such as "The Goonies" and "E.T." Law expressed his personal connection to the "Star Wars" universe, recalling how he fell in love with it as a child. "Skeleton Crew" follows a group of children who inadvertently launch themselves from their home planet into the vastness of space. The narrative is uniquely told from the children's perspective, highlighting their adventures and challenges as they navigate the galaxy. The trailer hints at a nostalgic return to familiar themes, showcasing elements of space suburbia and childhood experiences, including intergalactic school buses and hovercraft bikes. The story takes a thrilling turn when the young protagonists discover a hidden fortress filled with adventure, leading them into hyperspace and encounters with various creatures, including Jawas. As the plot unfolds, the children find themselves in peril, culminating in a moment of awe when they encounter a hooded figure, played by Law, who reveals his identity as a Jedi. "Skeleton Crew" promises to deliver a blend of adventure and nostalgia for fans of all ages.