They said early on that Snoke was a thousand years old. Therefore he cannot be ANYONE you think he is...(Aside of those who suspect he is Snoke).
If LFL is telling the truth, and hes a thousand years old, the Son would fit that bill, if he did survive Anakin ganking him.
We still don't know who the guy who plays as Star Killer played as in this movie, last i checked there's a tight lid on who he played as. Since he played as the Son in the CW series they could have brought him back to continue with that roll. I don't recall they guy doing motion capture for Snoke also being his voice actor.
He voiced a Stormtrooper. There is a picture with Witwer with all the voices that did recording. So, a line, maybe some grunts. Probably done while he had to do his Rebels stuff.
EDIT: Proof for you to ignore
I was talking too Crabbok, anyway JJ is well known for purposely making fake scenes, having cast and crew lie about the series they are part of, and relying on his concept for moving making which involves an element he calls the surprise box.
Until i see the next movies and they align with behind the scenes material i wont take it has being 100% truthful.
Nah the Son's out of the question, while he is chaotic and dark sided (and dead), taking over the remnants of a stagnant empire doesn't seem like something he'd do.If LFL is telling the truth, and hes a thousand years old, the Son would fit that bill, if he did survive Anakin ganking him.We still don't know who the guy who plays as Star Killer played as in this movie, last i checked there's a tight lid on who he played as. Since he played as the Son in the CW series they could have brought him back to continue with that roll. I don't recall they guy doing motion capture for Snoke also being his voice actor.They said early on that Snoke was a thousand years old. Therefore he cannot be ANYONE you think he is...(Aside of those who suspect he is Snoke).
Your not Crabbok ether. I suggest you talk with other people.