When you're trying to survive, the First Order's right on top of us, it is like war, where you've got to keep moving to try to survive. 'I think it's reverberating,' added Isaac. but Rey's out training, she's got stuff to do. In terms of Han, I'm sure we'd all feel sentimental. The categorizing of good and evil is all mixed together. 'There hasn't been a Star Wars movie yet that has explored war the way The Last Jedi has. Both John Boyega and Oscar Isaac spoke about how the Resistance doesn't have much time to look backward and lament about the famous figure who was lost because the First Order is already hot on their tails. Interestingly, some of the other new characters, like Finn and Poe Dameron, aren't given as much time to mourn. 'And then she's worried about Finn at home, so I'd say she's a little more affected, at least emotionally, on screen.' Everything is moving forward, but she has some time to ask questions about what would lead someone to do that,' she continued. Everything's new to her, so she's understanding things in a different way. 'Rey is a character that's been alone for a really long time, and she's really open to love and friendship, so Finn and BB-8 come along and it's amazing, and then Han, without trying to, she seeks something from him because there's an intimacy and there's a sort of figure of something she's never dreamed of for her that gets snatched away. 'Rey at least is very much affected by it,' Daisy Ridley said at the Star Wars: The Last Jedi press conference. With the upcoming Star Wars: The Last Jedi picking up not long after the events of the previous film, the impact of Han Solo's death will have major resonance on at least some of the characters who knew him best.

Two years ago, Star Wars: The Force Awakens delivered one major blow to the Star Wars canon when Kylo Ren killed Han Solo.

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