According to the actor, he still doesn’t “know who is in the movie” because his mask’s eye slit was so small
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” villain Kylo Ren may look pretty cool in that Vader-like mask, but Adam Driver hated wearing it.
“It was terrible,” the newcomer to the franchise told Conan O’Brien on Thursday. “To this day, I still don’t know who is in the movie because I haven’t seen it.”
He added that the actors in the stormtrooper costumes share his sentiment because vision is so limited while wearing those signature white helmets.
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“When you watch the original trilogy, you see the stormtroopers moving in uniform, but what you don’t see is when one stormtrooper is just talking to a wall because he thinks it’s a person,” he joked.
Driver was a guest on O’Brien’s “Star Wars” special with Oscar Isaac, who plays Poe Dameron in the film. One thing Isaac revealed about Driver is that he rehearsed the deep, dark voice of Kylo Ren for a while before shooting, but one day was told to “try something different” on set, to which he started pacing back and forth.
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“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” opened Friday and so far made a record-breaking $50 million at the Thursday previews. It also stars Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher.
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11 Most Ridiculous 'Star Wars'-Branded Products
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Your loved ones will want to slice you open from neck to abdomen and crawl inside you for warmth with this "Star Wars" hooded jumpsuit.
Forever 21Star your day the arbitrary way with this tenuous-at-best "Star Wars"-Cinnamon Toast Crunch partnership!
Credit Ample Hills for at least attempting synergy with its limited edition "Light Side, Dark Side" Star Wars ice cream. Then debit them for charging $36 for it.
When the phantom menace is a magnesium deficiency, Star Wars gummy multi-vitamins will "light" the way!
Vaguely mimicking the texture of Darth Vader's life support jumpsuit is this leather jacket for wearers with a disturbing lack of faith in personal style.
Fans looking to trim the Fett from their diets will have to look elsewhere, with Kraft's Star Wars-edition Cheese & Macaroni. (We'll never join you "macaroni & cheese" droids!!!)
You'll be the belle of Mos Eisley Cantina in these flashy-if-not-stylish LED light-saber platforms.
It's like there's a party on Hoth and only your mouth is invited with "The Force Awakens" ice cream cakes!
If you find a hair in your Campbell's soup, don't be alarmed; that's real Wookiee.
The corporate synergy between Star Wars and non-dairy frankencreamer is so obvious we won't insult your intelligence by discussing it a moment further.
Bobby Abley and Rodarte's fashion lines the last few years place an emphasis on the wearer's comfort and style while they're getting stuffed in a high school locker.
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