Snoke was set up as the big bad of the Star Wars sequel trilogy in The Force Awakens. Here's why Rian Johnson decided to kill ...

Killing Supreme Leader Snoke felt like a waste of potential in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Snoke's character lacked depth ...

In the two years since audiences first saw Supreme Leader Snoke on the big screen in The Force Awakens, audiences have been desperate to discover any piece of information about the character that ...

It’s a Reddit legend. Probably the most popular theory regarding Supreme Leader Snoke’s true identity goes back to a scene in the prequel film Episode III – Revenge of the Sith.

For now, you'll be able to read about Supreme Leader Snoke's past, and other exciting additions to Star Wars: The Last Jedi's "extended edition" novelization, when it arrives at all fine ...

“Supreme Leader” is an awfully reverent title, almost cult-like in nature, and Snoke is not present at all during the events of Star Wars: Aftermath. Therefore, it’s safe to assume that ...

Serkis found out Snoke's fate during a secrecy-ensured private script read during the The Last Jedi 's pre-production. He left that read "knowing I would have to mask a great secret for a very ...

Snoke has free will, but his actions and goals are orchestrated by Sidious." The Rise of Skywalker introduced several new planets to the Star Wars galaxy, but Exegol was easily the most significant.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Of course, I'm talking about the fact that Star Wars: The Last Jedi is only a couple of weeks away! We've been hoarding our Kyber crystals, reading up on ...

What do we know about the new big bad of a galaxy far, far away? By Graeme McMillan His voice was the first heard in the original teaser for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, but since then, Supreme ...