Rian Johnson introduced some great new characters, planets (Salty Fury Road is the best) and ideas in his Star Wars sequel, but one stood out above all the rest: Resistance grease monkey Rose Tico, played by newcomer Kelly Marie Tran. The actress brought her real-life fangirl enthusiasm to the role of Finn’s new cohort (and love interest?), delivering a sweet, scene-stealing performance in The Last Jedi. And thanks to Lucasfilm, we have a little more Tran to love with this video of the actress’ audition with John Boyega.

If, for some non-sensical reason, you have yet to see Star Wars: The Last Jedi, then you should probably close this window ASAP because there are some POTENTIAL SPOILERS AHEAD. If you are an intellectual human who has already seen Rian Johnson’s sequel (more than once, no doubt), then feel free to read on for the low-down on a couple of cameos — including that heavily-rumored Tom Hardy appearance, which was (sadly) cut from the film.

Friends and strangers banded together to give Ron Villemaire a theater escort fit for the Supreme Leader of the First Order.

Watch the sequence from ‘Wings’ that served as the inspiration for one of the best moments in ‘Star Wars.’

A new ‘Star Wars’ art book reveals George Lucas’ original idea and approved designs for the new trilogy that were scrapped.

It didn’t take long for Star Wars theories and Easter eggs to flood the internet after The Last Jedi hit theaters (we put together our own handy video here). But to find one of the most interesting connections to Rian Johnson’s game-changing sequel, you’ll have to revisit last year’s Rogue One, which centered on a hastily-assembled team’s efforts to steal the Death Star plans from the Empire. As it turns out, that film features an Easter egg that sets up a crucial plot point in The Last Jedi.

The Star Wars filmmaker offered a very measured response to ‘The Last Jedi’ backlash from fans.

The newest star of ‘The Last Jedi’ filmed herself as she listened to fans discussing the latest ‘Star Wars’ and her character in the saga

We love the new ‘Star Wars’ for all the ways it’s unlike the last ‘Star Wars.’

In every Star Wars movie since A New Hope, one character, says, “I have a bad feeling about this.” But it’s not in The Last Jedi. Not in English, at least.