Despite never calling herself a pirate, she’s been called a pirate by others, especially Hunter, the leader of Clone Force 99. Instead, Phee likes to call herself a “Liberator of Ancient Wonders.” ...

The third episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’s is here. It continues the struggles of the kids to escape the galaxy and they are joined by a man named Jod Na Nawood played by Jude Law.

Its unique silhouette and striped hull pay homage to Star Wars pirate aesthetics while introducing new design elements inspired by 19th-century ironclad warships. The interior, constructed on a ...

At-Attin’s Supervisor Is Either a Pirate King or a Computerized Entity ... in Lucasfilm’s STAR WARS: SKELETON CREW, exclusively on Disney+. Photo courtesy of Lucasfilm.

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Ironically, none of these recent turns seems to have affected me as much as Jude Law playing a shifty, Force-sensitive space pirate in the coming-of-age children’s yarn, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.

In the scene, Jod sneaks back into the pirate outpost to retrieve SM-33. On the droid depot, he meets Benjar, who fondly remembers when Jod, aka Captain Silvo, used to rule the pirate crew.