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The new "Star Wars" movie, "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" comes out this December.
Many of the scenes that will appear in the new movie were filmed in the Maldives, including an already iconic one that features a line of Stormtroopers wading through the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean.
At a panel during the annual Star Wars Celebration which discussed the new movie, director Gareth Edwards explained that this scene takes place in Scarif, which is supposed to be a "paradise world."
Since the Maldives is known as a real-life paradise, it's no wonder he chose this spot for filming.
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The Maldives is a collection of 26 coral atolls that sit in the Indian Ocean.
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It's a popular honeymoon spot thanks to its incredibly bright white-sand beaches...
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...and its stunningly clear waters.
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