Who played traitor stormtrooper?

Who played traitor stormtrooper?

The 23-year-old aspiring actor, Alex Rolt, was an unknown actor from London, England and quickly became an internet sensation when he told everyone he played the masked storm trooper who shouts “traitor” in an epic fight scene with John Boyega’s character, Finn.

Who is the stormtrooper in the force awakens?

Daniel Craig
Daniel Craig Looks Back on His Stormtrooper Cameo in ‘The Force Awakens’ As many Star Wars fans know, James Bond himself, Daniel Craig, had a small cameo in J. J. Abrams’ The Force Awakens as the stormtrooper that releases Rey from captivity on Starkiller Base.

Who was the stormtrooper that died in the force awakens?

FN-2187 went to help his squadmate, but FN-2003’s wound proved fatal, Slip wiping his bloody hand on FN-2187’s helmet before dying.

Is Finn Lando Calrissian’s son?

Finn is not only Lando Calrissian’s son but Mace Windu’s grandson. Mace Windu could have had a child several years before the Clone Wars, then hiding him (Lando) on Cloud City to keep Lando safe as Mace knew that the Sith were nearby and building strength.

What does FN stand for in Star Wars?

This means that FN stands for Fireteam N, and so on. It’s a fireteam, as seen in the Force Awakens. And in the Finn book. There are only around 4–6 people in each fireteam corp, so I think this may be the more possible answer. But to this day, the Star Wars universe stays quiet about this subject.

Which stormtrooper is Daniel Craig?

FN-1824
FN-1824 appeared in the 2015 film Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens, in which he was portrayed by Daniel Craig.

Did Phasma betray the First Order?

A determined survivor, Phasma betrayed the First Order on Starkiller Base. She managed to conceal her treachery, but fell in battle against Finn, one of her former soldiers.

What is the black Jedi name?

Samuel L Jackson as Mace Windu Samuel L. Jackson plays the only black male Jedi in the known universe named Mace Windu.

What does TK stand for Starwars?

So the short answer is TK = Trooper Korps. The abbreviations for the other specialties stemmed from this central Korps, so most of them retain the “T”. In the history of the Empire, I’m sure the “TC” for clones came about retroactively to distinguish a period when troopers were exclusively clones.

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