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Disney/Lucasfilm Rey, Finn, BB-8 and Poe Dameron have been on an epic journey since 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens. And in December, their adventure -- along with the entire Skywalker saga of nine movies -- will meet some kind of conclusion when Star Wars Episode 9: The Rise of Skywalker comes to theaters.

Thanks to reveals made at Star Wars Celebration Chicago in April, a big cover story published by Vanity Fair in May and a presentation at Disney's biannual D23 convention in August, fans now have the first trailer, looks at brand-new characters, a nifty poster and plenty of hints about what the Skywalker saga's conclusion is going to bring.

The movie has a lot to live up to. Director J.J. Abrams will need to find a way to offer an ending to the revived Star Wars movie universe following a mixed reception to The Last Jedi and Solo's box office flop. Also, it's not like his Force Awakens was criticism-free -- some fans knocked it for evoking the original Star Wars film too predictably. He's also dealing with the challenge of keeping Leia Organa a central character despite the death of actress Carrie Fisher in 2016.

But with the movie now in the editing stage, there's plenty of time before Star Wars returns to theaters. Here's everything we know so far.

Release date: When can I see Episode 9?
Star Wars Episode 9: The Rise of Skywalker will hit theaters around the world on Dec. 20, 2019.

Have we seen any trailers or footage?
The first teaser trailer was shown during the Star Wars Episode 9 panel at the Celebration Chicago fan convention in April, while footage -- which could hit the internet Monday -- debuted during Disney's D23 event.

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Production has wrapped. Many of the actors announced the end of production on social media, and director Abrams tweeted a photo of Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac embracing as shooting ended in February. Those who bring both droids BB-8 and C-3PO to life, puppeteer Brian Herring and actor Anthony Daniels respectively, announced on Twitter that their roles have wrapped. The movie started shooting in summer 2018.

What's the story behind the director?
Originally, Colin Trevorrow was tapped to helm the movie, but he parted ways with Lucasfilm in September 2017 over creative differences. However, unlike the director change that befell Solo, where Ron Howard took over the project after original directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller were in production for six months, Abrams began work on the project during preproduction.

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