
Star Wars: Ryan Gosling will have as his enemy an actor from 'Game of Thrones'
The new Star Wars movie adds Matt Smith as a villain, alongside Ryan Gosling and under the direction of Shawn Levy
Matt Smith, the British actor who stood out as Daemon Targaryen in Game of Thrones, is making the leap to the Star Wars universe.
He joins the cast of Star Wars: Starfighter, where he will share the screen with Ryan Gosling under the direction of Shawn Levy.

What will Matt Smith's role be in Starfighter?
Lucasfilm confirmed his signing but did not specify which character he will play. However, it is known that he will be one of the main villains.
Sources state that his role will be key in the new chronology of the saga, set five years after The Rise of Skywalker.
A new narrative arc, with original characters
The film aims to be a spiritual reboot of the saga. There will be new conflicts and figures who could become protagonists in future installments.

Smith's selection is not a coincidence. His on-screen presence and dramatic profile seek to establish a new icon of evil within the top-tier universe.
The cast promises dramatic weight and visual power
In addition to Gosling and Smith, Mia Goth has also been confirmed in a role that has not yet been revealed.

With a script by Jonathan Tropper and direction by Levy, the film aims for a blend of fast-paced action and emotional tension.
When will Star Wars: Starfighter be released?
The release is scheduled for May 28, 2027. Filming begins this fall in the United States.
This is one of Lucasfilm's major bets to leave the Skywalker era behind and renew the Star Wars imagination.

Matt Smith and his previous connection to the saga
The actor had already been linked to Star Wars during the rumors surrounding Episode IX, although his participation was ruled out at the time.
Now, his inclusion is official and places him at the center of a new stage for the franchise.
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