Audiences first met Supreme Leader Snoke in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, but given his brief screen time, we were left to speculate about who he was and where he came from, with creature designer ...

The Mandalorian has provided major answers about Snoke's creation and Palpatine's clone body. Here's what we know about the sinister program so far.

Snoke has free will, but his actions and goals are orchestrated by Sidious." The Rise of Skywalker introduced several new planets to the Star Wars galaxy, but Exegol was easily the most significant.

Snoke was introduced in The Force Awakens as the new big bad of the saga, then he was killed off in The Last Jedi,. Later, in The Rise of Skywalker, it was revealed that he was actually a ...

Star Wars Designer Details How Snoke Was Originally Planned as Female One of the elements from Star Wars: The Force Awakens that fueled speculation and arguments for […] ...

While Snoke (Andy Serkis) had been seen in The Force Awakens in hologram form, The Last Jedi would require the character to be seen in a different light. Sharing scenes in the room with Rey, the ...

Snoke only appears in a couple of scenes in The Force Awakens. In that film, he’s positioned as the next Big Bad, perhaps this trilogy’s answer to Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid).

Several months after The Last Jedi came out, Andy Serkis said that while he knew Snoke’s death was an important scene, he was nonetheless “shocked” by what went down. Then in 2021, Serkis ...