ROGUE ONE'S RIZ AHMED CELEBRATES 33RD BIRTHDAY IN STYLE!! CHECK IT!!


It has been an amazing year for Riz Ahmed. Not only was The Night Of roundly applauded and labelled as one of the best TV dramas of the year, and then so was his performance. And while he followed it up with getting a role in Jason Bourne, and he'll end the year off in style with his role as Bodhi Rook in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. So when it came to his 33rd birthday yesterday, Riz Ahmed had a lot to celebrate. He did so in a rather spectacular fashion, as he got to see Rogue One for the very first time at Skywalker Ranch how stoked would would you be??

 I love this guy I think he is so talented and remember seeing him starring alongside in Jake Gyllenhaal's NightCrawler and that was a couple of years ago, Then I saw him in The Night of and was absolutely stunned by his exhilarating performances such Hard stuff and when I heard he got the star wars role I was so happy I love him got mad skills.

 Riz Ahmed took to his Twitter account to boast about seeing Rogue One a full two weeks before it hit cinemas.

 Rogue One's release date of December 16 is now tantalizingly close. In the impending blockbuster Riz Ahmed portrays Bodhi Rook, who is a former imperial pilot that has strong piloting and technical skills and now works with the Rebel squad. Just from his description alone it sounds like he has all the hallmarks of a cult classic Star Wars character.

Riz Ahmed is just one of a number of fine, eclectic actors that fellow Brit Gareth Edwards decided to cast for Rogue One. Felicity Jones, who previously was nominated for a Best Actress Academy Award because of her performance in The Theory Of Everything, leads the way as Jyn Erso, but the posse of actors is equally as impressive.

 That's because she is joined by the always arresting Diego Luna, as well as the hysterical Alan Tudyk, the memorable Forest Whitaker, the adept ass kicking Donnie Yen who I love and watched countless films of his, and the imposing Jiang Yen. There's also the small matter of James Earl Jones returning to voice a certain Darth Vader, and another one of my favourites Mads Mikkelsen ( Hannibal, Dc Strange) will clearly be eating up the screen as Galen Eros, the distant father of Felicity Jones' Jyn, too. So with so many of my personal favourites I am personally Stoked. What you guy's think?? Do u love Riz?? #CAF #MsaNewsandViews 

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