For Daisy Ridley, watching the final film in her 'Star Wars' trilogy was a truly emotional experience.
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"We all sort of sat around a bit stunned," Ridley recalled."And then I was trying to scurry off into the car to cry and [producer] Michelle Rejwan and [screenwriter] Chris Terrio were like, 'No, go on.' I was like, 'I don't want to cry in front of you! I just want to get in the car.'" "It's, like, super snappy. So you're sort of so tuned in that we really didn't process it until the end," she shared."Then suddenly, you're like, 'Oh… oh my gosh,' … it's very overwhelming."
After watching the film for the first time, and crying as a result, Ridley explained with a laugh,"I had to watch somefranchise's most recent trilogy, Ridley has been at the eye of the storm when it comes to the intense scrutiny from fans and press -- over both her role and the movies themselves -- sinceHowever, with this being the end of the Skywalker era, Ridley said she feels the response to the film isn't something that is weighing on her quite as heavily.
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