Is There Going to be a Return to Hoth in STAR WARS EPISODE VII?



I may be one of the few who thinks there's a conspiracy theory surrounding all these so-called "leaks" from Star Wars Episode VII. I mean... these have to all be intentional, right? It certainly seems that way because if someone involved with the production saw a remote drone flying nearby the set of the Millennium Falcon and X-Wing fighters, security would've located the flight operator and shut him down. So this may just be my ongoing theory but something is fishy with some of these recent leaks.

Anyway, it seems that Episode VII will partially take place in a mountainous and snowy planet. At least this is according to former James Bond actor Sir Roger Moore in an interview with BBC about his recent set visit (via StarWars7News.com).

Roger Moore: …Anyway, the day before last, I know we stopped by the office, and I went up to see – on a very closed, secret set – my friend J. J. Abrams, who is directing Star Wars.

BBC: Ooh, wow!

Moore: …With Harrison Ford.

BBC: So, what were they filming that day? Can you tell me?

Moore: Well, yes! They were filming something with a lot of mountains and snow.

BBC: Okay, hmm.

Moore: But I’m assigned to secrecy.

BBC: Did you really have to sign a thing?

Moore: Oh, erm… No.

Both: [laugh]

BBC: It wouldn’t surprise me! They are crazy, those people, so…

Moore: But they have to be secret about it! What happens with film is that, somehow or another, people get their hands on outtakes and prints, and they print them and they sell them for television in the Philippines...

Does this mean a return to Hoth? Or since the Star Wars universe is so big, could it be a visit to another planet like Ilum or even a completely different 'Ice Planet' seeing as how there are 175 Ice Planets cataloged in the Star Wars Universe?

Star Wars Episode VII releases in theaters on December 18, 2015.


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