This Canto Bight resident doesn't like it when Finn and Rose Tico illegally land on the beach in search of the Master Codebreaker. He calls the authorities, which leads to our heroes' race through the city, and at one point through the casino (literally). Joseph Gordon-Levitt does the voice of Slowen Lo (inspired by the Beastie Boys' 1986 song "Slow and Low"). Gordon-Levitt has been in every feature film Rian Johnson has directed.

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Slowen Lo (voiced by Joseph Gordon-Levitt)

He's only got a few moments of screen time, but this lovable Suerton we see at Canto Bight epitomizes the clientele that hang out at the casino there — having a fun time without a care in the world. Warwick Davis, who has been everything in "Star Wars" movies — from an Ewok to an observer of young Anakin Skywalker winning an important pod race in "Phantom Menace" — adds another role.

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Wodibin (Warwick Davis)

This Cloddogran is the mean master of the stable kids who look over the Fathiers (space horses) on Canto Bight at the end of "The Last Jedi." From his looks, I think grown-ups are frightened of him, too.

34.Bargwill Tomder

Maz's appearance in "The Last Jedi" is another thing that feels horseshoed in. She's off fighting someone, somewhere, but has time to take a call? She drops some knowledge on our friends in the Resistance, but it's a random appearance.

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Maz Kanata (Lupita Nyong'o)

The First Order's new droid had a lot of hype when it was first revealed before the movie opened, but it didn't get a lot of screen time. Maybe we'll see more of it in action in deleted scenes, but for now it's one of those cool-looking new things that feels like it got thrown into the movie for merchandising reasons.


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