P art of the joy of storytelling in the Star Wars universe is that you can – and you are supposed to – stretch the boundaries of what has been shown on screen before, because

While Ravi Cabot-Conyers (Encanto), star of Disney+'s Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, is a teenager, he prepares for his roles like a seasoned actor. During the filming of Skeleton Crew, Cabot-Conyers revealed he created a playlist based on his character's mood each episode.

Skeleton Crew is described as a Goonies -inspired Amblin-style Star Wars series that follows the journey of four kids “who make a mysterious discovery on their seemingly safe home planet, then get lost in a strange and dangerous galaxy,

The newest Star Wars TV series is keeping the love of the prequel trilogy alive. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew just debuted its first two episodes on Disney+ this week, taking fans to a new corner of the galaxy as a group of kids accidentally embarks on a pirate adventure.

Set in the same timeframe as The Mandalorian, Skeleton Crew follows a group of young people who find themselves lost in space.

How do you bring childlike wonder back to Star Wars, a franchise whose TV offerings are currently plagued with mindless fan service and unfortunate creative decisions? According to Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,

Casting kids in any project, big or small, comes with its own risks. Mercifully, Jon Watts – the co-creator of upcoming Star Wars series Skeleton Crew – had some pitch-perfect words of wisdom to fall back on when it came to populating his cast with Gen Alpha actors.