I would go, but I'd be disappointed even before I started to watch it. I also wouldn't try to watch it opening night. It would be hard to watch Luke, Han, and Leia, without Hamill, Ford, and Fisher

I thought "recast" said "racist" for a second.

I think those three faces are intertwined with the saga though like the Force and all living things, more so than casting say a young Kirk.p

You can't separate the two IMO.

Love the original cast, but also love me new movies, regardless of cast.

I get your point but to me the BIG 3 are the saga. They are the characters and replacing them when they could use them would be disastrous IMO. I wouldn't watch it.

But I know this is all just a thought experiment because the likliehood of Disney recasting is 1% or less.

I would, yes, though I'm not sure it would be quite the same. They need to do every and anything possible to get the originals. If they can't get them, and I can understand if they don't want to do it again, then then take their time, play it smart, and search for the right recasts

I'd likely watch it at some point, but I suspect it might be a one-time event, as opposed to repeated viewings. I suspect this will be the case for others as well.

Yes is currently polling less than half, with a sizable portion also Yes but with the caveat of *who were cast*.

The problem with me is: those actors *are those characters*. Their mannerisms, facial expressions, everything.
Sometimes actors are those characters. Carrie, Harrison, and Mark are those.

I'm talking live action medium. You want to go animated, that's different. That's another whole animal entirely. Always has been.

But live-action? No.

It would suck if the OT actors didn't return, but in the end, it's merely a cosmetic change. It wouldn't effect the overall quality of the movie, so I'd still check it out, as would everyone who voted no.

I can't see myself not going to see a new Star Wars movie on opening night even if they were to do something as stupid as recasting the Big 3! But my interest level would be about the same as a kid using a magnifying glass to fry poor ants. It would just be morbid curiosity to see how much Disney screwed the thing!

I'd still go see the films because it's Star Wars. But I might be disappointed if the characters were re-cast.

Hard for me to say right now. I think if they were recast I would likely at least go see the first film though lose all excitement I had up to this point. It would feel incredibly off to me. Either use the original actors or get rid of the characters. Anything less would seem strange to me. Also, to whoever said it comes down to loyalty to the cast or the movies I think that is rather false. I very much enjoyed the PT even though it had none of the old cast of the big three. I am loyal to the movies, and want them to be done right. In my mind that would mean keeping the old actors if you have the old characters.

If they were recast well then it would make no difference to me at all, part of me would actually prefer it that way.

The problem with me is: those actors *are those characters*. Their mannerisms, facial expressions, everything.
Sometimes actors are those characters. Carrie, Harrison, and Mark are those.

I'm talking live action medium. You want to go animated, that's different. That's another whole animal entirely. Always has been.

But live-action? No.

Exactly. I wouldn't be able to get past the feeling that the actors were just imposters and it would just feel wrong. Think about it for the past 35 years we've been inundated with the images, performances and memories of these characters as portrayed by Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford. Their faces have been plastered over countless media and it would just cause a terrible disconnect for me if suddenly new actors were playing them.

I'd watch it, but the question is, would i like it......

I think you mean 3,720 to 1.

BWAHAHAHA!!!

I would honestly rather the characters not be featured in the movies, than have them be recast.

Yes, but if I'm being honest, I would see it no matter what.