Disney Japan Adds worldwide 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Trailer

"I told Daniel that, 'Baby, if you don't make it to see this movie, you're going to see it from the biggest screen up in heaven, '" his wife, Ashley, said.

"Daniels final dream was just granted!!!"

The Force was indeed strong with Daniel Fleetwood, the dying "Star Wars" fan whose campaign to see "The Force Awakens" before he passed away went viral this week.

It might not be the full film, but the most in-depth look at "The Force Awakens" was revealed to the public Friday after the global trailer was released online. Today the wonderful and Lucasfilms made his final dream come true, in the awesome typical Disney way, they really do make dreams come true! We will all do what we can to make your wish come true. The theory that Luke is now Ren is also supported (maybe) by Luke's absence from the film's poster, plus the fact that we haven't actually seen him in any of the trailers (or have we?).

The plot of the seventh instalment in George Lucas's hugely popular Star Wars series which reunites Hamill with Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher, has been a closely guarded secret.

Daniel Fleetwood, just 31-years old, tragically suffers from a rare and aggressive form of cancer.

Daniel Fleetwood, 32, of Spring, Texas, was diagnosed two years ago with spindle cell sarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissue, Ashley wrote on a GoFundMe page she created to help cover his medical bills. May the force be with you all ‪#‎forcefordaniel‬!!!!

This is not the first time Abrams has allowed a fan who is terminally ill an early viewing of one of his films.

Daniel received the unfinished version, which he watched in the comfort of his home.