Today’s disabled character of the day is Joad Kreel from the Star Wars series, who has a substance use disorder

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Today’s disabled character of the day is Joad Kreel from the Star Wars series, who has a substance use disorder
“Knight Errant” Fancast
The recent news of ten new Star Wars film projects made me imagine how I would adapt some of my favorite comics. “Knight Errant” is an epic story in three parts; a movie trilogy would be awesome, or a 3-part miniseries. It is set 1000 years before the movies within the Sith empire, so it would be an opportunity to design a really cool, unique setting.
Katie Leung as Kerra Holt, our newly-knighted leading lady
Nicolas Cage as Odion, migraine-suffering dictator (and my favorite Sith ever)
Keanu Reeves as Daiman, Odion’s philosophically-warped little brother
Amber Riley as Jenn Devaad, charity-running pilot with a dark secret
Hugo Weaving as Beld Yulan, Odion’s most faithful henchman
Nicky Katt as Gorlan Palladane, ex-Jedi resistance leader (three guesses what magical weapon he swore never to use again is in the diaper bag)
Dev Patel as Joad Kreel, Kerra’s dispirited childhood friend
Mark Hamill as Malakite, unhinged Sith cousin
“Knight Errant: Aflame,” issues 2 and 5; “Deluge,” issues 2 and 4; and “Escape,” issues 1, 3, and 4. Dark Horse. November 10, 2010 - September 12, 2012. Writer: John Jackson Miller. Pencillers: Federico Dallocchio, Ivan Rodriguez, Iban Coello, and Marco Castiello. Inkers: Belardino Brabo, Sergio Abad, and Vincenzo Acunzo. Letterer: Michael Heisler. Colorist: Michael Atiyeh.