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Skeleton Crew: Why Fans Are Confused About Max Rebo & Neel, the Blue Elephant
ComingSoon.netStory by Abdul Azim Naushad
scrn logline
Skeleton Crew's blue alien Neel divides Star Wars fans, as creators clarify he's not related to iconic Max Rebo
beat sheet
- Creators confirm Neel and Max Rebo are different species, despite fans' belief they're the same due to their similar blue elephant-like appearances
- Neel is brought to life through a combination of facial motion capture, suit performance, and animatronic puppeteering, with the actor's unique portrayal of the character's 'gestures and physicality' impressing fans
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Jon Watts, Christopher Ford, Robert Timothy Smith, Disney Plus, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew