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8. Lack of Diversity
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The original trilogy featured a cast that was almost entirely white. This choice feels out of place in a galaxy meant to showcase countless species and cultures. Characters like Lando Calrissian were exceptions rather than the norm. A more inclusive cast could have added richness to the story and made it feel more universal. By failing to include a broader range of representation, Star Wars missed a chance to connect with wider audiences.
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Edited by Anshika Jain
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