May the royal force be with you: British princes get ‘Star Wars’ peek
The princes met the creative teams working behind the scenes, checked out props and posed with characters.
BRITAIN - Battling with light sabers and sitting in an A-wing fighter, Britain's royal princes got a taste of the Star Wars universe on Tuesday when they visited the set of latest episode in the sci-fi saga.
Accompanied by Daisy Ridley and John Boyega, the young stars of The Force Awakens, and Luke Skywalker actor Mark Hamill, Prince William and Prince Harry toured Pinewood studios outside London, where Star Wars: Episode VIII is being made.
In a tweet, Kensington Palace said the visit was to "recognise the wealth of fantastic British creative talent involved" in making Star Wars films.
The princes met the creative teams working behind the scenes, checked out props and posed with characters such as Chewbacca and droid BB-8.
Star Wars: Episode VIII is due for release in December 2017.