"But also a sense of the mental strength that is so key to martial arts - that your body can be a lethal weapon and you have to use that strength wisely." She added that she wanted Jyn to look like "she's been learning to fight her whole life." "It gave me the physical strength to annihilate stormtroopers," she recalled. In the same interview, Jones also reflected on learning the Chinese martial art Wushu in order to ensure Jyn looked like a real rebel fighter. I definitely was channeling a bit of Jyn's strength in that moment!" I remember some young guy was hassling my elderly neighbor for money at her front door and I intervened to get him to leave her alone. The actor added that stepping into the role of Jyn actually helped her stand up to real-life bullies, explaining, "I did feel invincible after playing Jyn. RELATED: Star Wars Fans Join Obi-Wan Kenobi Cast as Extras "Many of the attributes we're needing now with the pandemic we're going through." "I loved all those aspects of Jyn - her leadership qualities and her instinct for survival and also a sort of inner peace that made her feel ‘what happens, happens,'" Jones revealed in a new interview with. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story actor Felicity Jones admitted that five years after the film's release she still strives to be more like her character Jyn Erso.
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