• Solo: The Director & Cast Roundtable (1080p, 21:44): Ron Howard moderates a collection of the film's key talent: Alden Ehrenreich, Donald Glover, Joonas Suotamo, Emilia Clarke, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Thandie Newton, Woody Harrelson, and Paul Bettany. They discuss landing their roles, auditions, crafting various scenes, character relationships and backstories, anecdotes, work on the set and a George Lucas visit, inspirations, and more. There's a good bit of camaraderie and humor throughout.
• Kasdan on Kasdan (1080p, 7:50): Lawrence Kasdan and his son Jonathan discuss life with the franchise, working together on the film, and Lawrence's love for the Han Solo character.
• Remaking the Millennium Falcon (1080p, 5:36): The ship's importance in the film and within the Star Wars universe and imagining the ship as a relatively brand-new vessel, inside and out with particular attention paid to Lando's influence on its design.
• Escape from Corellia (1080p, 9:59): A discussion of the movie's timeline and how Solo fits into the world. It largely focuses on making the "car chase" scene from the movie's opening minutes, including geography, vehicle design, digital effects, sounds, and more.
• The Train Heist (1080p, 14:30): Much like the previous supplement, this is a detailed breakdown of one of the film's largest action pieces: train design and inspirations, the importance of physical models, digital effects, sequence complexity, shooting locations, building the Rio character, and more.
• Team Chewie (1080p, 6:41): A look at how the film introduces and builds the Han Solo-Chewbacca story, including both the emotional connection they share and the physical requirements of various scenes.
• Becoming a Droid: L3-37 (1080p, 5:06): An exploration of the character, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's performance, and the practical and digital effects that bring her to life.
• Scoundrels, Droids, Creatures and Cards: Welcome to Fort Ypso (1080p, 8:02): A detailed examination of one of the film's key set pieces and the story elements that emerge from the time spent there. There's also an interesting look at the card game invented for the film and the alien characters who sit around the table and mingle in the background.
• Into the Maelstrom: The Kessel Run (1080p, 8:28): A fascinating look at high quality on-set visuals, piloting the ship in the scene, sound effects, digital effects, and more.
• Deleted Scenes (1080p, 15:13 total runtime): Included are Proxima's Den, Corellian Foot Chase, Han Solo: Imperial Cadet, The Battle of Mimban: Extended, Han Versus Chewie: Extended, Snowball Fight!, Meet Dryden: Extended, and Coaxium Double-Cross.

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