Star Wars actor Oscar Isaac hasn't been shy about his affection for the fan pairing of his character, Poe, with John Boyega's Finn. And now we have his support in writing.

Actor Oscar Isaac is one of the more vocal supporters of the fan favorite "ship" of Poe and Finn, a.k.a. Finnpoe, a.k.a. Stormpilot, offering enthusiastic commentary on the pairing in the past. So what's a guy to think when his space boyfriend gets a canonical smooch from someone else in the new Star Wars?

Warning: spoilers within!

According to Tracking Board, Oscar Isaac is in talks to voice Gomez Addams in MGM's computer-animated Addams Family movie.

Buzzfeed picked out a few choice tweets for Boyega and Isaac to awkwardly read out loud.

It's hard to know where to start reviewing The Last Jedi, because so much happens in this movie that I have whiplash. But I'm happy about it. The Mary Sue's spoiler-free review, ahead.

One of the best fan narratives to emerge from "The Force Awakens" was the suggestion of a romance between heroic ex-Stormtrooper Finn and the dashing fighter pilot Poe Dameron. But as we approach The Last Jedi's release, the fact remains that it is unlikely Disney will explore any pairing of the kind.

Unless you’ve been living in isolation on Ahch-To for the past six years, you probably know that we’re just days away from the release of The Last Jedi. The Last Jedi is a Star Wars movie, and it’s going to have Skywalkers and lightsabers and the Millennium Falcon and even porgs, whatever the heck they are. Hooray! But what is it going to be about?

The always lovable John Boyega has shocked and betrayed us all, declaring that he did not like the porgs on Jimmy Kimmel Live. "I just naturally don't like them," he said. "I don't."

How many cousins, uncles, brothers, and family friends do you have that are objectively better looking than Blake Shelton? And less homophobic and racist, too?

In defiance of the internet's fancasting, MGM has announced a new Addams Family film - but it'll be computer-animated, rather than the live-action Ruth Negga/Oscar Isaac and Eva Green/Oscar Isaac reboots that we've all been dreaming of.

Richard Feynman was a Nobel Prize recipient and one of the best-known physicists of his generation—he worked on the atomic bomb in the '40s and later researched the Challenger shuttle disaster. Years after his death, one of Feynman's unexpected legacies is a dryly humorous and crushingly sad letter he addressed to his late wife, Arline, who died when she was just 25. And if there's anything that could render the letter even more tragic and arresting, it's Oscar Isaac speaking Feynman's words.

According to Rian Johnson, a major element in Leia's story will be her relationship with our new favorite resistance pilot, Poe Dameron.

Oscar Isaac recently went on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert for an interview that has everything you could ever want, including incredible anecdotes about Carrie Fisher, childhood movie clips, dad jokes, and geeking out about Shakespeare interpretations as the actor prepares for his debut as Hamlet.

AHHHHH we thought we still had at least six months to steel ourselves for the emotional gut-punch that Star Wars: The Last Jedi will almost certainly be! Not only does it seem perfectly set up to follow The Empire Strikes Back in being a bit of a downer (though ending on hope!), but it will deliver one last Star Wars experience featuring Carrie Fisher. These Vanity Fair covers sneaked up on us, and we were not ready.

"Where's Jyn" will definitely not become a hashtag campaign following the release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Because the internet giveth as much as it taketh away, it was probably only a matter of time before someone got the idea to pair Oscar Isaac's sweet Ex Machina dance moves with every other song available.