The Last Jedi sequel has been shooting at Cardington Sheds, around 50 miles from central London.
But what exactly is in-store for Star Wars Episode IX, under the helm of The Force Awakens’ JJ Abrams.
Well Star Wars theorist Mike Zeroh, who claimed he has sources, alleges the final scenes of the movie are being shot in one of the large hangar bays there.
Speaking in his new YouTube video, he says: “A large hangar bay is currently under construction at Cardington for one of the final scenes in the third act, that is described as an invasion sequence.
He continued: “Many extras will be dressed as Resistance fighters as well as new First Order troopers in black armour.
“A-wing, X-wing and even E-wing model sets will be used for during the sequence.
“So far no word of Oscar [Isaac] or John Boyega being a part of this, however, Daisy Ridley will be involved.
“Now why would Rey…be involved in a hangar bay sequence during an invasion?”
Zeroh added: “Now it could very well be that she’s trying to protect the Resistance and this is where we get that confrontation between both Rey and Kylo Ren.
“This could absolutely be the beginning of the final lightsaber duel that we have been hearing about this past couple of months or so, involving both Adam and Daisy.”
Speaking on the Distraction Pieces podcast, he hinted that his role could end up being quite significant – though, as ever, there was very little he could say by way of specifics.
He revealed that he heard from JJ Abrams when the first draft of the script was completed – telling Monaghan there was a perfect part for him, but it wasn’t very significant quite yet.
“JJ [Abrams] is a friend of mine and he said to me that at some point I’d get the opportunity to read the script,” he said.
“[He told me] ‘just be aware of the fact that there are massive sequences in Act 2, there are massive sequences in Act 3 but because we’re shooting Act 1 first, I’ve put you in there and you seem to not be around as much in Act 2 and Act 3 but that’s because that’s what we’re doing first so I want you here, I want you invested.
“‘So read the script but just know there won’t be long until there’ll be a re-draft of those things and we’ll see you a little bit more’. So I read it, and the script is amazing and obviously, there isn’t a lot I can say..”
Star Wars Episode IX will be released in UK cinemas on December 19, 2019.