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Star Wars is a media franchise and shared fictional universe that is the setting of science fiction films produced by Lucasfilm, based on characters created by George Lucas. The Skywalker Saga of the franchise includes nine films, featuring three trilogies; the original trilogy, the prequel trilogy, and the sequel trilogy. The original trilogy began with A New Hope in 1977, followed by The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983), while the prequel trilogy consists of The Phantom Menace (1999), Attack of the Clones (2002), and Revenge of the Sith (2005). The sequel trilogy consists of The Force Awakens (2015), The Last Jedi (2017), and The Rise of Skywalker (2019), and chronologically follows Return of the Jedi in the saga. Additionally, an animated film was released in 2008, and two standalone anthology films were released in 2016 and 2018.[1]

Mark Hamill
Harrison Ford
Carrie Fisher
Liam Neeson
Ewan McGregor
Natalie Portman
Adam Driver
Daisy Ridley
John Boyega
Matt Lanter
Felicity Jones
Alden Ehrenreich
Hamill, Ford, Fisher, Neeson, McGregor, Portman, Driver, Ridley, Boyega, Lanter, Jones, and Ehrenreich headline films in the franchise.

The films feature large, sometimes ensemble, casts of actors and actresses, with multiple lead actors. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher star as Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Leia Organa, respectively, in the original trilogy films. Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, and Jake Lloyd respectively star as Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Padmé Amidala and Anakin Skywalker in The Phantom Menace, with McGregor and Portman returning for its two sequels and Hayden Christensen playing the older Anakin in them. Ford, Hamill, Fisher, and other cast members from the original trilogy returned to reprise their roles and co-star alongside Adam Driver as Kylo Ren, Daisy Ridley as Rey and John Boyega as Finn in the sequel trilogy films. Matt Lanter portrays Anakin in the animated film The Clone Wars (2008), Felicity Jones portrays Jyn Erso in Rogue One (2016), and Alden Ehrenreich portrays a young Han Solo in Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018).

Anthony Daniels is the only actor to have appeared in all films in the franchise, appearing as C-3PO in all except Solo, in which he appeared as Tak. Multiple other cast members recur across multiple films and series within the franchise. The list below is sorted by film and the character's surname, as some characters have been portrayed by multiple actors. All characters that have made appearances in other Star Wars media, such as the television series or television films, are noted.

The Skywalker Saga

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List indicators

This section includes characters who have appeared in the Skywalker Saga.

  • An empty grey cell indicates the character was not in the film.
  •  A indicates an appearance through archival footage or audio.
  •  C indicates a cameo role.
  •  MC indicates a motion-capture-only role.
  •  V indicates a voice-only role.
  •  Y indicates a younger version of the character.
Character Episode IV
A New Hope 		Episode V
The Empire Strikes Back 		Episode VI
Return of the Jedi 		Episode I
The Phantom Menace 		Episode II
Attack of the Clones 		Episode III
Revenge of the Sith 		Episode VII
The Force Awakens 		Episode VIII
The Last Jedi 		Episode IX
The Rise of Skywalker
1977 1980 1983 1999 2002 2005 2015 2017 2019

Introduced in A New Hope

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Raymus AntillesO Peter Geddis[2] Rohan Nichol[2]
Wedge AntillesTS O Denis Lawson[2]
Colin Higgins[2]
David AnkrumV[2] 		Denis Lawson[2] Denis Lawson[3]
Moradmin Bast Leslie Schofield[4]
C-3POTS TF O Anthony Daniels[5][6][7]
Chief Jawa Jack Purvis[8]
ChewbaccaTS TF O Peter Mayhew[9] Peter Mayhew[9] Peter Mayhew[9]
Joonas Suotamo[10] 		Joonas Suotamo[6][7]
Biggs Darklighter Garrick Hagon[11]
Jan DodonnaTS O Alex McCrindle[12]
Cornelius EvazanO Alfie Curtis[13]
Garindan
Long-Snoot 		Sadie Eden[11]
John WayneV[11]
GreedoTS Paul Blake[2]
Maria De Aragon[2]
Larry WardV[2]
Arhul Hextrophon Nick Joseph[14]
Obi-Wan KenobiTS O Alec Guinness[2] Ewan McGregor[2] Alec GuinnessAV[15]
Ewan McGregorV C[15] 		Alec GuinnessAVC[3]
Ewan McGregorVC[3]
Edmos Khurgee Christopher Muncke[14]
Beru Lars Shelagh Fraser[2] Bonnie Piesse[1]
Owen Lars Phil Brown[2] Joel Edgerton[16]
Conan Antonio Motti Richard LeParmentier[11]
Leia OrganaTS TF Carrie Fisher[1] Aidan BartonI[17] Carrie Fisher[5][6] Carrie Fisher[7]
Billie LourdMC[18]
R2-D2TS TF O Kenny Baker[19] Jimmy VeeC[19] Jimmy Vee[19] Hassan Taj[20]
Lee Towersey[20]
Han SoloTS TF Harrison Ford[1] Harrison Ford[5] Harrison FordC[21]
Luke SkywalkerTS TF Mark Hamill[1] Aidan BartonI[17] Mark Hamill[5][6] Mark Hamill[7]
Lukaz LeongMC[22]
General Taggi Don Henderson[4]
Willhuff TarkinTS O Peter Cushing[2] Wayne Pygram[2]
Darth Vader
Anakin SkywalkerTS O 		David Prowse[2]
James Earl JonesV[2] 		David Prowse[2]
James Earl JonesV[2]
Sebastian Shaw[2] 		Jake Lloyd[2] Hayden Christensen[2] Hayden Christensen[2]
James Earl JonesVC[2] 		James Earl JonesVC[3]
Hayden ChristensenVC[3]
Vanden Willard Eddie Byrne[23]
Michael BellV
Jon "Dutch" VanderO Angus MacInnes[12]
Wullf YularenTS Robert Clarke
Zuckuss Cathy Munroe[14]

Introduced in The Empire Strikes Back

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4-LOM Chris Parsons[14]
Bewill Milton Johns[4]
BosskTS Alan Harris[24]
Lando CalrissianTS O Billy Dee Williams[25] Billy Dee Williams[26]
Chief Ugnaught Jack Purvis[8]
DengarTS Morris Bush[24]
Bren Derlin John Ratzenberger[11]
Boba FettTS TF Jeremy Bulloch[2]
Jason WingreenV[2]
John Morton[2] 		Jeremy Bulloch[2] Daniel Logan[2]
K-3PO Chris Parsons[14]
Derek "Hobbie" KlivianTS Richard Oldfield[14]
Lobot John Hollis[11]
Lorth Needa Michael Culver[27]
Kendal Ozzel Michael Sheard[11]
Palpatine
Darth SidiousTS O 		Marjorie Eaton[28]
Clive RevillV[2] 		Ian McDiarmid[2] Ian McDiarmidAV[29] Ian McDiarmid[30]
Firmus Piett Kenneth Colley[11]
Dak Ralter John Morton[2]
Carlist Rieekan Bruce Boa[31]
Zev Senesca Christopher Malcolm[32]
Maximilian Veers Julian Glover[33]
YodaTS O Frank OzV[1] Frank OzAV[15] Frank OzV[34][3]

Introduced in Return of the Jedi

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Gial AckbarTS Tim Rose[35]
Erik BauersfeldV[35] 		Tim Rose[35]
Erik BauersfeldV[35] 		Tim Rose[36]
Tom KaneV[36]
Amanaman Ailsa Berk[37]
Wol Cabbashite Mike Quinn[38]
Salacious Crumb Tim Rose[39]
Mark DodsonV[40]
Bib Fortuna Michael Carter[2]
Erik BauersfeldV[2] 		Matthew Wood[2]
Yarna d'al' Gargan
Fat Dancer 		Claire Davenport[41]
Jabba the HuttTS O David Barclay[42]
Toby Philpott[42]
Mike Edmonds[42]
Larry WardV[43]
Tiaan Jerjerrod Michael Pennington[8]
Sila Kott Poppy Hands[2]
Malakili Paul Brooke[11]
Droopy McCoolTS Deep Roy[39]
Mon MothmaTS O Caroline Blakiston[2] Genevieve O'Reilly[2]
Nien Nunb Richard Bonehill[44]
Mike Quinn[44]
Kipsang RotichV[44] 		Mike Quinn[45]
Kipsang RotichV[45] 		Mike Quinn[36] Mike Quinn[20]
Kipsang RotichV[20]
Hermi Odle Philip Herbert[46]
Oola Femi Taylor[11]
Max Rebo Simon J. Williamson[39]
Ree-Yees Richard Bonehill[47]
Mike Quinn[38]
Paul Springer[48]
Sy SnootlesTS Tim Rose[39]
Mike Quinn[39]
Annie ArbogastV[39]
Teebo Jack Purvis[8]
Tessek Gerald Home
Wicket W. WarrickTS TF Warwick Davis[49] Warwick Davis[3]

Introduced in The Phantom Menace

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Amee Katie Lucas[16]
Padmé AmidalaTSO Natalie Portman[1]
Fodesinbeed Annodue Greg ProopsV[16]
Scott CapurroV[50]
Ebenn Q3 Baobab Ben Burtt[16]
Sio BibbleTS Oliver Ford Davies[51]
Jar Jar BinksTS Ahmed Best[52]
Diva Funquita Amanda Lucas[16]
Adi GalliaTS Gin Clarke[3] Angelique PerrinV C[3]
Nute GunrayTS Silas Carson[53]
Tey How Amanda LucasV[16]
Dineé Ellberger Celia Imrie[33]
Jerus Jannick Dominic West[33]
Qui-Gon JinnTS Liam Neeson[54] Liam NeesonV C[54] Liam NeesonV C[3]
Jira Margaret Towner[55]
Ki-Adi-MundiTS Silas Carson[11]
Darth MaulTS O Ray Park[12]
Peter SerafinowiczV[16]
Rugor Nass Brian BlessedV[52]
Ric Olié Ralph Brown[16]
Quarsh Panaka Hugh Quarshie[56]
Sabé Keira Knightley[16]
Saché Sofia Coppola[16]
Sebulba Lewis MacLeodV[12]
Shmi SkywalkerTS Pernilla August[57]
Gavyn Sykes Christian Simpson[58]
TC-14 John Fensom
Lindsay DuncanV[16]
Finis ValorumTS Terence Stamp[11]
Wald Warwick Davis[33]
Watto Andy SecombeV[52]
Weazel Warwick Davis[16]
Mace WinduTS O Samuel L. Jackson[25] Samuel L. JacksonV C[3]
Yaddle Phil Eason[57]

Introduced in Attack of the Clones

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Adnama Amanda Lucas[16]
Cordé Verónica Segura[59]
Count Dooku
Darth TyranusTS O 		Christopher Lee[60]
Dormé Rose Byrne[16]
Dannl Faytonni Anthony Daniels[61]
Jango FettTS Temuera Morrison[25]
Jamillia Ayesha Dharker[55]
Dexter Jettster Ronald Falk[52]
Zett Jukassa
Warpoc Skamini 		Jett Lucas[62]
Cliegg Lars Jack Thompson[63]
Achk Med-Beq Ahmed Best[16]
Lunae Minx Katie Lucas[16]
Jocasta NuTS Alethea McGrath[64]
Bail OrganaTS O Jimmy Smits[65]
Poggle the LesserTS Marton CsokasV[16]
Aayla SecuraTS Amy Allen[53] Jennifer Hale[3]
Gregar Typho Jay Laga'aia[66]
Luminara UnduliTS Mary Oyaya[3] Fay David[67] Olivia d'AboV C[3]
Zam Wesell Leeanna Walsman[11]

Introduced in Revenge of the Sith

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Apailana Keisha Castle-Hughes[16]
CodyTS O Temuera Morrison[25]
Jeremoch Colton Jeremy Bulloch[16]
Cin DralligTS Nick Gillard[68]
Janu Godalhi Pablo Hidalgo[16]
GrievousTS O Matthew WoodV[69]
Tion Medon Bruce Spence[16]
Baron PapanoidaTS George Lucas[70]
Chi Eekway PapanoidaTS Katie Lucas[16]
Terr Taneel Amanda Lucas[16]

Introduced in The Force Awakens

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Bala-Tik Brian Vernel[49]
BB-8TS Dave Chapman[71]
Brian Herring[71]
Bill HaderV[72]
Ben SchwartzV[72] 		Dave Chapman[73]
Brian Herring[73] 		Dave Chapman[20]
Brian Herring[20]
Taslin Brance Emun Elliott[74]
Kaydel Ko Connix Billie Lourd[49][75][7]
Cypress Gerald W. Abrams[49]
Poe DameronTS Oscar Isaac[5][6][76]
Caluan Ematt Andrew Jack[77][78]
Finn
FN-2187TS 		John Boyega[5][6][76]
FN-2199 Liang Yang[79]
David AcordV[79]
Pamich Nerro Goode Crystal Clarke[80]
Armitage Hux Domhnall Gleeson[5][6][7]
Harter Kalonia Harriet Walter[33]
Maz KanataTS Lupita Nyong'o[81][7]
Kaplan Pip Torrens[82]
Tasu Leech Yayan Ruhian[49]
Niv Lek James McArdle[12]
Mitaka Sebastian Armesto[83]
Bazine Netal Anna Brewster[83]
Jessika Pava Jessica Henwick[49]
PhasmaTS Gwendoline Christie[84]
Unkar PluttTS Simon Pegg[49]
Bollie Prindel Ian Whyte[85]
PZ-4CO Nathalie Cuzner[86]
Razoo Qin-Fee Iko Uwais[49]
Kylo Ren
Ben SoloTS 		Adam Driver[5][6][76]
ReyTS Daisy Ridley[5]
Cailey FlemingY[87] 		Daisy Ridley[6] Daisy Ridley[76]
Cailey FlemingY[20]
Josefine Irrera JacksonY[20]
Korr Sella Maisie Richardson-Sellers[88]
Crokind Shand Cecep Arif Rahman[49]
Snoke Andy Serkis[5][89] Andy SerkisV C[3]
Statura Ken Leung[49]
TeedoTS Kiran Shah[49]
David AcordV[90]
Lor San Tekka Max von Sydow[49]
Thanisson Thomas Brodie-Sangster[49]
C'ai Threnalli Paul Kasey[91]
Unamo Kate Fleetwood[citation needed]
Temmin "Snap" Wexley Greg Grunberg[49] Greg Grunberg[3]
Wollivan Warwick Davis[49]
Yolo Ziff Stefan Grube[49]

Introduced in The Last Jedi

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Larma D'Acy Amanda Lawrence[75][92]
Temiri Blagg Temirlan Blaev[36]
Moden Canady Mark Lewis Jones[78]
DJ Benicio del Toro[6]
Amilyn Holdo Laura Dern[6]
Tallissan "Tallie" Lintra Hermione Corfield[93]
Slowen Lo Joseph Gordon-LevittV[78]
Lovey Lily Cole[78]
Master Codebreaker Justin Theroux[78]
Edrison Peavey Adrian Edmondson[78]
Dobbu Scay Mark HamillV[78]
Stomeroni Starck Noah Segan[78]
Paige Tico Veronica Ngo[75]
Rose Tico Kelly Marie Tran[6][7]
Jaycris Tubbs Jamie Christopher[94]
Wodibin Warwick Davis[78]

Introduced in The Rise of Skywalker

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Aftab Ackbar Chris TerrioV[3]
Tom Wilton[20]
Zorii Bliss Keri Russell[95]
D-0 J. J. AbramsV[3]
Jannah Naomi Ackie[96]
Kanan JarrusTS Freddie Prinze Jr.V C[3]
Beaumont Kin Dominic Monaghan[3]
Klaud Nick Kellington[20]
Babu Frik Shirley HendersonV[3]
Enric Pryde Richard E. Grant[97]
Dathan Billy HowleC[98]
Miramir Jodie ComerC[98]
Ahsoka TanoTS O Ashley EcksteinV C[3]
Oma Tres John Williams[3]
Wrobie Tyce Vinette Robinson[92]

Other films

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  • An empty grey cell indicates the character was not in the film.
  •  A indicates an appearance through archival footage or audio.
  •  C indicates a cameo role.
  •  V indicates a voice-only role.
  •  Y indicates a younger version of the character.
Character Star Wars:
The Clone Wars 		Rogue One:
A Star Wars Story 		Solo:
A Star Wars Story 		The Mandalorian & Grogu
2008 2016 2018 2026

Introduced in The Skywalker Saga

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Padmé AmidalaTS Catherine TaberV[99]
Raymus Antilles Tim Beckmann[100]
Wedge AntillesTS Denis LawsonV[101]
C-3POTS TF Anthony DanielsV[102] Anthony Daniels[103]
Lando CalrissianTS Donald Glover[104]
ChewbaccaTF Joonas Suotamo[105]
CodyTS Dee Bradley BakerV[106]
Jan DodonnaTS Ian McElhinney[101]
Count Dooku
Darth TyranusTS 		Christopher LeeV[102]
Garven Dreis Drewe HenleyA[107]
Cornelius Evazan Michael Smiley[101]
GrievousTS Matthew WoodV[102]
Jabba the HuttTS Kevin Michael RichardsonV[106]
Obi-Wan KenobiTS James Arnold TaylorV[102]
Darth MaulTS Ray Park[108]
Sam WitwerV[108]
Mon MothmaTS Genevieve O'Reilly[109]
Bail OrganaTS Jimmy Smits[65]
Leia OrganaTS TF Ingvild Deila[110]
Carrie FisherA[111]
Palpatine
Darth SidiousTS 		Ian AbercrombieV[102]
Hurst Romodi Andy de la Tour[112]
Han SoloTS TF Alden Ehrenreich[113]
Wilhuff TarkinTS Guy Henry[114]
Peter CushingA[114]
Darth Vader
Anakin SkywalkerTS 		Matt LanterV[102] James Earl JonesV[115]
Spencer Wilding[116]
Daniel Naprous[116]
Jon "Dutch" Vander Angus MacInnesAV[107]
Weazel Warwick Davis[117]
Mace WinduTS Samuel L. JacksonV[102]
YodaTS Tom KaneV[102]
Wullf YularenTS Tom KaneV[106]

Introduced in television series

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Saw Gerrera Forest Whitaker[118]
The Mandalorian
Din Djarin 		Pedro Pascal
Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios Steve BlumV
Asajj Ventress Nika FuttermanV[119]

Introduced in The Clone Wars

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RexTS Dee Bradley BakerV[119]
Ahsoka TanoTS Ashley EcksteinV[102]
Ziro the HuttTS Corey BurtonV[119]
Rotta the HuttletTS David AcordV[106]

Introduced in Rogue One

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Cassian AndorTS Diego Luna[120]
Bistan
Space Monkey 		Nick Kellington[121]
Weeteef Cyubee Warwick Davis[122]
Davits Draven Alistair Petrie[123]
Galen Erso Mads Mikkelsen[120]
Jyn ErsoTS Felicity Jones[124]
Beau & Dolly GadsonY[125]
Lyra Erso Valene Kane[126]
Jaldine Gerams Geraldine James[127]
Chirrut Îmwe Donnie Yen[120]
Nower Jebel Jonathan Aris[128]
K-2SO Alan Tudyk[120]
Orson Krennic Ben Mendelsohn[120]
Baze Malbus Jiang Wen[120]
Jav Mefran Francis Magee[129]
Antoc Merrick Ben Daniels[130]
Farns Monsbee Simon Farnaby[127]
Tynnra Pamlo Sharon Duncan-Brewster[128]
Dunstig Pterro Tony Pitts[131]
Barion Raner Ariyon Bakare[127]
Bodhi Rook Riz Ahmed[120]
Raddus Paul Kasey[132]
Stephen StantonV[132]
Tivik Daniel Mays[123]
Heff Tobber Toby Hefferman[127]
Stordan Tonc Jordan Stephens[131]
Vasp Vaspar Fares Fares[133]
Moroff Ian Whyte[85]

Introduced in Solo

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Tobias Beckett Woody Harrelson[105]
Val Beckett Thandiwe Newton[105]
Rio Durant Jon FavreauV[134]
Karjj Kiran Shah[135]
L3-37 Phoebe Waller-Bridge[105]
Enfys Nest Erin Kellyman[136]
Lady Proxima Linda HuntV[137]
Qi'raTS Emilia Clarke[105]
Ralakili Clint Howard[135]
Rebolt Ian Kenny[138]
Tak Anthony Daniels[139]
Dryden Vos Paul Bettany[105]

See also

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