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"Way back in April 2014, news of a new Star Wars movie became a reality when the first picture of the cast was released. It was a black-and-white photo and people obsessed over it, spotting the original trilogy&amp;#39;s stars (and R2D2) among the newer faces.\n\nThings are very different now; the movie is out with more on the way, and in less than a month we can watch the movie in the privacy of our own homes (and do all the droid beeping sounds that come with it). But you know what else we can watch as a feature? A full video of that initial table read from which that teaser photo came many moons ago. &amp;quot;To see them all together was an incredible thrill,&amp;quot; J.J. Abrams explains in the trailer for the table read, and sure, even in the small clip, the anticipation is powerful. But that doesn&amp;#39;t mean a filmed table read isn&amp;#39;t totally hilarious.\n\nThis isn&amp;#39;t a Shakespeare play, this is a Star Wars movie. I mean, what was your favorite part about The Force Awakens? The action sequences? The droids? The sound effects? The chemistry? Cool, me too! Good thing none of that happens in the table read since it&amp;#39;s just actors who are still strangers to each other lounging on couches in street clothes. \n\nBut hey, maybe it will be neat to hear what the script was written to be like before it was brought to life. Or maybe we can also get some sick behind-the-scenes photos of the craft services table (maybe even before there&amp;#39;s food on there)! I&amp;#39;ll take either!\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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