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A live reading of the script for STAR WARS: EPISODE 8 - THE LAST JEDI featuring many of your favorite actors from stage and screen.
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A live reading of the script for STAR WARS: EPISODE 8 - THE LAST JEDI featuring many of your favorite actors from stage and screen.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:
In Theaters:4/25/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:A That Was Just So Funny Production
Cast
Patrick Cotnoir
Director
Alex Robinson
Narrator
Patrick Cotnoir
Narrator
Peter Bonavita
Narrator
Chrysanthe Tan
The Maestro
Ender Smith
The Maestro's Assistant
Erica Hernandez
Huetrin Jones/ Kaydel Ko Connix/ Paige/ Lovey/ Stormtrooper/ Resistance Soldier #3
Hal Lublin
Captain Peavey/ Goneril/ Slowen Lo/ BB-9E
Kylie Brakeman
First Order Monitor / Jaycris Tubbs / Nix Jerd / Porg
Taran Killam
General Hux / Poe Dameron
Gil Ozeri
BB-8
Wendi McLendon-Covey
General Leia Organa
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