BlacKkKlansman star Topher Grace and award-winning trailer editor Jeff Yorkes have cut together all ten Star Wars films into a single trailer, condensing everything from 1977’s A New Hope all the way through last year’s Solo: A Star Wars Story into a five-minute video.

Titled Star Wars: Always, the video -- which was completed in a single weekend -- masterfully weaves the entire Star Wars film canon into a cohesive whole, inter-cutting scenes from the original trilogy with scenes from the prequels, sequels and standalone Star Wars stories.

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The trailer begins on Tattooine with A New Hope's Luke Skywalker, before it darts from Luke's first meeting with Obi-Wan Kenobi to shots of the Old Republic in action and back to the burgeoning Rebellion, including a few scenes from Rogue One. The focus shifts to Obi-Wan and Anakin's relationship over the decades, followed by a greatest hits version of Han Solo’s story, from Solo through to The Force Awakens. Next, the Force itself gets a brief moment, followed by a summary of the most recent sequel movies, before ending on a quick collection of moments from almost every main character.

Highlights of the trailer include a few deleted scenes from A New Hope, featuring Luke Skywalker watching the battle above Tatooine and his early conversations with Biggs Darklighter at Tosche Station. After a voiceover of Yoda saying “There is another,” the trailer cuts to Rey holding a lightsaber in The Force Awakens.

There is a notable lack of Billy Dee William’s Lando Calrissian in the trailer, though Donald Glover’s version gets some screen time. Oscar Isaac’s Poe Dameron is also mostly excluded. Jar Jar Binks, however, was erased entirely.

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This isn’t Grace’s first time playing editor. Previously, the actor cut together “The Editor Strikes Back,” his own personal version of the Star Wars prequel trilogy, with all three films edited together into one 85-minute film. He also put together a fan edit of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy, compressing the entire seven-hour saga into a single two-hour film.

While rights and permissions issues have kept those films from the public eye, hopefully his Star Wars: Always fan trailer will get to stay.