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on Thursday November 16 2017, @10:14PM
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The princes' highly recognizable faces (and Harry's iconic red hair) are hidden by their costumes, but in-the-know fans can be on the lookout for one specific scene. Boyega, who plays the former stormtrooper now known as Finn, says they appear guarding him in an elevator along with two other famous stormtroopers -- actor Tom Hardy and Gary Barlow from British pop group Take That.
"It was a great experience," Boyega said of the scene with the princes, who are second- and fifth-in-line for the British throne. The London-born actor also called the elevator moment "the best of both worlds for me."
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Can anyone remember when the times were not hard, and money not scarce?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday November 16 2017, @11:31PM (1 child)
Just to be clear, SpaceX _is_ a bunch of people (some of them are very wealthy, and many of them are not) who have banded together (formed a corporation) to pursue this venture. When there is an extremely wealthy leader putting in a lot of their own money, it is easier to get other people to invest, but if it is clearly a good idea, it will still attract enough funding and talent to be a success.
(Score: 2) by JNCF on Friday November 17 2017, @01:41AM
SpaceX is a weird case, as Musk holds a majority of stock. Yes, there are other investors, but the strawman still works as one individual had to put up an enormous amount of wealth to get that ball rolling. This comment isn't an argument for or against capitalism, merely an opinion about the aptness of the strawman.