But one of them does not appear to be Jedi, even if that is who he pretended to be at the end of last week’s two-episode premiere of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew on Disney+. We finally got some more intel on Jude Law’s mysterious Skeleton Crew character during episode 3 of the kidventure series.

Jude Law has weighed-in on this week's episode of Skeleton Crew and the big reveals relating to his character, Jod Na Nawood (if that is his real

Skeleton Crew takes fans on an exciting journey, following a young cast as they navigate life on a pirate station in a distant corner of the galaxy. Unlike the sandy deserts seen in earlier Star Wars adventures,

Fans are eager to know who Jude Law’s Jedi character is in the latest Star Wars: Skeleton Crew series. Initially, he was introduced to viewers as a prisoner nicknamed Captain Silvo/Jod Na Nawood residing in Port Borgo.

For Law, Skeleton Crew is a homecoming in its own right as he finally gets to sit at the table with his fellow Star Wars fans who have come together to create the series. And even though his character’s identity and arc have already made the rounds online, he told Decider that nothing is as it immediately seems in the show.

Skeleton Crew's Jude Law could be another Jedi escapee from Order 66, given that there is another character with the same last name playing a Jedi.

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a new story emerged to expand the Star Wars universe. Its plot remained a mystery for quite some time, but now, fellow Jedi, we finally know what the illustrious Empire has been hiding from us.

Skeleton Crew" will appeal most to younger viewers, but adults who remember Spielberg’s Amblin era may get swept up in it too

Skeleton Crew‘s two-episode premiere was bookended by the introduction of two mysterious character – who may well indeed be the same person. The series opened with the scene of a helmeted space pirate captain,

A LITTLE OVER five years ago, a little green creature took Star Wars fans, and, well, the entire internet by storm. When The Mandalorian premiered in November 2019, launching on the very first day of Disney+'s existence,

I have no idea where or how Skeleton Crew fits into the wider Star Wars mythos, and I think that’s probably a good thing. I don’t mean in the timeline, by the way, which is easy enough to work out. But as of Episode 3,