When the Star Wars sequel trilogy began in 2015, it introduced a new threat to the galaxy in the form of Supreme Leader Snoke.
sequel trilogy began in 2015, it introduced a new threat to the galaxy in the form of Supreme Leader Snoke. However, the character would surprisingly meet his end in the 2017 sequel, Serkis — who provided the voice and motion capture for Snoke — reflected on his performance as the Supreme Leader. After appearing in 2015’sbut was left “gutted” after finding out that Snoke died in the film., [I spent] the first 30 pages thinking, ‘This is the most incredible character.
Serkis went on to say that if anyone would want him to come back, he’d love to be able to play Snoke in the future. “I actually really love that character. And I’m putting it out there: I wouldn’t mind if he came back,” said the actor. Since many fans loved the character in his first appearance, it came as a shock to see him killed off inStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
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