Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis) might be one of the main villains in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, however, the wrinkled First Order leader has been shrouded in mystery for quite some time with fans debating on the characters origin and species.
However, now that Star Wars: The Last Jedi is slowly approaching its release date, details regarding the Supreme Leader have made their way online. Some of the most recent info comes from Serkis himself, saying that though the First Order leader would definitely interact with members of the First Order, Snoke wouldn't get to encounter one certain member of the Resistance.
Speaking in an interview with The List, Serkis admitted that though his character was one of the main baddies in The Last Jedi, Snoke wouldn't get to interact with Carrie Fisher's General Organa.
"I had no scenes with Carrie but I did get to know her a little bit. She was an incredible human being with a wonderful personality and she's sadly, sadly missed and everyone who came into contact with her was really touched by her great energy and great sense of humor. She is a wonderful person and I did have a great time working with the cast and Adam Driver and Domhnall Gleeson, we've had some really great times on it."
Knowing how Snoke's going to hang out in his mega-class Star Destroyer, "Supremacy," it makes sense that General Organa wouldn't be able to meet up with the Supreme Leader. Besides, as an older General, Leia is better staying behind the scenes commanding the Resistance, not gallivanting around in secret missions. That's Finn's (John Boyega) job.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi premieres December 15, 2017.
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