Rogue One: A Star Wars Story behind the scenes gags

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

The story of the film is based on a sentence in the opening credits of the first Star Wars movie "Star Wars: A New Hope" in 1977.
The subtitle of the film "Rogue One" is a codename given to the team member who stole the "Death Star" design.
"A Star Wars Story: Rogue One" is the first independent story of the Star Wars series and will not produce a sequel.
The "Star Wars" series of movies have always had a tradition, that is, the PPT subtitles with a trapezoidal scroll in the opening title. From "Star Wars" in 1977 to "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" in 2015 last year, it has been retained. But this tradition is broken in "Rogue One", and the film will open like a traditional movie.
The earliest concept of the film came from John Knoll, a senior employee and visual effects director of Industrial Light and Magic. His relationship with the Star Wars series of films can be traced back to the mid-1990s.
The filming process of Donnie Yen was full of difficulties, because his role is blind, and he can't completely close his eyes. He has his eyes open, but he can't look directly at his opponent. He looks very dumb in the performance, in order to find the darkness. Before each shooting, I close my eyes to find this feeling.
The film’s character, Death Soldier, is a brand new character specially created for the movie. Previously, only actors taller than 1.8 meters in height could wear the costumes of the stormtroopers. This time, the costumes of the death soldiers are even worse. The actor's height is even 2.4. More than meters.
In the old version of the senior district governor Tarkin was played by Peter Cushing, but the British actor passed away in 1994. The crew found an actor who looked similar to Peter Cushing, and the camera captured his performance. Then, in post-production, the face of Peter Cushing produced by computer CG animation was used instead of the actor's face.
Donnie Yen’s character script of Chiru Inway was originally not a blind person. Donnie Yen thought that some flaws would make the characters more interesting, so he took the initiative to propose to the director to change the setting.