With the next "Star Wars" film getting released by the end of the year, the second trailer is among the most awaited ones yet.

According to Cinema Blend, the 90-second clip will drop at the Star Wars Celebration Anaheim next month, and there have been quite a few reports detailing what can be seen in the footage.

First is that the fans will finally get a look at the original cast, including Harrison Ford's Han Solo and Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker.

The website said that the reveal is expected to be a series of fast-paced shots accompanied by music from John Williams, with a quick reveal of the three original cast members. It is expected to take place at the desert planet, presumably the same one where John Boyega's Finn is found in the first trailer.

The Week reported that there is also the possibility that Princess Leia will become Queen in the film, which comes as to no surprise because according to the Star Wars mythos, she is royalty both democratically (her biological mother, Amidala, was elected queen) and hereditarily because she was adopted by Bail Organa and Queen Breha of Alderaan. It is unclear though, if she will be a queen by election or succession.

There were also reports that Leia and Han Solo may have been estranged in the years between films, as according to MakingStarWars.net, the sequence in which they meet for the first time in the film is somewhat awkward.

Also noted by Christian Today, there may be someone else who will be playing the role of Luke Skywalker other than Mark Hamill, and that the role went to British actor, Robert Boulter, a relatively new face in Hollywood with only three limited release films to his name.

While Hamill will be featured as the Original Warrior, Boulter will be filling in for some flashback scenes, as the website noted that a younger Luke will be appearing when Rose's Pub owner narrates her story to Han Solo, Rey (Daisy Ridley), and Finn.

This leak, however cannot be confirmed as Disney refused to comment.

"Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens" will be released on December 18, 2015, while the sequels are expected to be released by 2017 and 2019. Oscar-nominated actress Felicity Jones is also expected to portray the lead role in an upcoming standalone "Star Wars" film, although the release date has not yet been confirmed.

For those who can't go to the Star Wars Celebration, the second trailer is reported to be attached to "Avengers: Age of Ultron," which will hit theaters on May 1.

Are you excited to see what's in the 90-second clip?