LOOK: Kelly Marie Tran happily freaks out at 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' premiere, goes on hugging spree | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: Kelly Marie Tran happily freaks out at ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ premiere, goes on hugging spree

/ 01:23 PM December 12, 2017

Image: Twitter/@msdanifernandez

Kelly Marie Tran felt so honored and happy about being part of a “Star Wars” movie that the actress became emotional during the premiere night for “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” on Dec. 9 at Los Angeles.

Image: Twitter/@msdanifernandez

Stand-up comedian Dani Fernandez tweeted several photos of Tran in various states of elation. One photo showed her happily hugging a cosplayer, cosplaying as her character, Resistance maintenance worker Rose Tico. The maintenance worker had been assigned to go on a mission with Finn (John Boyega) which completely turned the sheltered character’s life upside down.

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Image: Twitter/@msdanifernandez

Tran also received a hug from producer Ram Bergman after thanking him for the opportunity.

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Image: Twitter/@msdanifernandez

Daisy Ridley who plays Rey gave her another hug for support.

All in all, it appears the actress had the time of her life and may fondly look back at that premiere night for the rest of her career. JB

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