Enter The Acolyte, a series that takes us to 100 years before Star Wars ... Joonas Suotama (Kelnacca), and Abigail Thorn (Ensign Eurus). The cast also includes Dean-Charles Chapman, Margarita ...

The next instalment in the Star Wars franchise will reportedly include their first transgender actress. The upcoming spinoff series The Acolyte is said to star Abigail Thorn, who will play Ensign ...

The Acolyte episode 7 introduced a new Force power, with the witches of Brendok proving capable of transforming into ethereal black smoke.It's long been clear that the witches of Brendok possess ...

The mysterious villain of The Acolyte is fully revealed in one incredible work of art. The master who has been training Mae (Amandla Stenberg) in the secrets of the dark side has been revealed to ...

Abigail Thorn as Ensign Eurus; Amy Tsang as TBC; David Harewood as TBC; Stenberg (Bodies Bodies Bodies) was the first cast member to be announced, with The Acolyte finding its lead star in ...

It's Star Wars Day, and to mark the occasion, Disney+ has dropped a new trailer for Star Wars: The Acolyte.As previously reported, a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the Galactic Republic ...

The Acolyte is the latest Star Wars show to arrive on Disney Plus and it's already caught the imagination of viewers the world over thanks to its potent blend of mystery and malice, ably backed by ...

So far, the biggest mystery surrounding Star Wars: The Acolyte is why a former Padawan learner has become so hell-bent on getting revenge on the Jedi that she's trying to murder them one-by-one.

Abigail Thorn, who plays the witch Eurus in the episode, took to Twitter to celebrate her time in the galaxy far, far away – and, in the process, deepened the whole mystery.

Watch all eight episodes of “The Acolyte” now on Disney+. Where to watch: Disney+ - For $7.99/month ( $13.99/month ad-free ) subscribe to Disney+ to enjoy Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm and ...

How to watch 'The Acolyte' on Disney Plus worldwide. Disney Plus is now available in more than 120 countries worldwide — everywhere from Albania to Yemen.