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The first draft of Rogue One actually had Jyn Erso and Cassian Andor survive. Gareth Edwards and writer Gary Whitta wanted the heroes to sacrifice themselves, but assumed Disney would never let them kill off the entire main cast. Then Kathleen Kennedy read the script and asked: “Shouldn’t they...

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