]Thematically, the main point of the film was societal change at the height of the Depression - (1) silent actors and stage stars from the past were overlooked, aging, alcoholic, and mostly destitute, (2) a new class of corrupt, self-made, ruthless, and unscrupulous corporate tycoons were beginning to emerge to take over businesses hrough shady deals, (3) an emerging industrial revolution was on he horizon (".When two Stormtroopers accosted them, Capt.Andor shot both of them, and then killed Tivik to quiet him, before fleeing.On the planetary body of Jedha, an Imperial-Occupied Moon, Empire defector cargo pilot Bodhi Rook (Riz Ahmed) sought o speak with Saw Gerrera, bearing a holographic message recorded by Galen Erso about the planet killer.Politely, he picks up her string-tied parcels, his second-in-command sidekick Dutch Engstrom (Ernest Borgnine) offers to carry them, and then Pike takes her arm o assist her across the street.At that very moment, he sleeping Projectionist twitched.Refusing to be intimidated and ossed away as an interloper into the scene, the persistent Boy made a second attempt to be admitted back into the screen.Edmund Pevensie (Skandar Keynes) failed in his attempt to join the army due to his young age.He was frustrated for being called a "squirt" (he boasted: "I""m a king.I""ve fought wars and I""ve led armies").Edmund and Lucy Pevensie (Georgie Henley) had been residing with "wretched" cousin Eustace Scrubb (Will Poulter) for 253 days in Cambridge, hosted by their Uncle Harold and Aunt Alberta.