Skeleton Crew could be a great entry point for new Star Wars fans as the show explores the galaxy from a fresh perspective.

The latest addition to the "Star Wars" franchise introduces a new sense of playfulness into the universe by turning children into the protagonists, actor Jude Law says. "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew" is an eight-episode live-action series following four youngsters who go on a thrilling and terrifying adventure after getting lost in a treacherous galaxy.

The Star Wars Skeleton Crew series coming to Disney+ on December 3 will go back in time almost half a century to recreate an element of the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special.

Skeleton Crew director David Lowery explains what makes it a unique entry in the long-running franchise. While promoting his upcoming animated short An Almost Christmas Story, Lowery, who helmed two episodes of the Star Wars series,

In a roundtable video released by Disney+, Jon Watts, Christopher Ford, Jake Schreier, Bryce Dallas Howard and David Lowery gathered to discuss how they brought the world of "Skeleton Crew" to life, while showcasing scenes from the upcoming series.

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Skeleton Crew is taking the bold swing of brining young adult-focused content to the Star Wars Universe. Like any piece of Star Wars content, Skeleton Crew is telling its own focused story while at the same time opening the door to a longer arc across the franchise.

Skeleton Crew video for its newest coming-of-age adventure series, starring Oscar nominee Jude Law as a Force-user named Jod Na Nawood. It is currently scheduled to make its debut on December 3. “The series follows the journey of four kids who make a mysterious discovery on their seemingly