2016 finale Rogue One: A Star Wars Story It is one of the main reasons why he has stuck in the minds of fans for the past six years. In a world where franchise characters are the norm, it came as a shock to the system when the movie wrapped up and killed its entire main cast on screen, eliminating the possibility of a sequel. Although we all know that eventually Lucasfilm will dial back the clock and tell the story of a prequel, starring Diego Luna Andor Currently streaming on Disney+, the star himself is refuting rumors that have surfaced in recent years that his character was going to survive at some point, revealing that the end of Cassian’s journey was always in the movie.
“This is the main reason why I’m so happy to play this role,” Luna said. Vanity Fair In an interview while revisiting the end of the movie, “And so excited about the idea of being a part of this universe because I thought it was so daring, so fun to have an ending like this, you know? And there was a lot of, I mean, I remember the people who said we put Different endings, and just to be clear, the day I was offered that role, I knew it was that role. It was one movie and I knew what the ending would be. And one of the things that got me excited the most, that Star Wars was going to do, was You will make clear what sacrifice means and will work for it.”
He continued, “I thought it was a very smart move…I remember having to answer a question like, ‘Oh, how do you feel?'” How long will you be in Star Wars? How many movies are you going to do?’ And I couldn’t answer, you know? But I knew that was the case. And in fact, it made perfect sense that I was only there for one movie.”
Luna continued to laugh in the interview about how, after saying all this about his role in Rogue One, he would be returning to Star Wars for Andor, adding, “For me, rogue one It’s a movie about an event, but you don’t know where these characters come from, and why they do what they do. What does it take for someone, to feel willing to sacrifice everything for a cost, you know? “
The first four episodes of Star Wars: Andor are now streaming on Disney+, with new episodes arriving every Wednesday. The second season of the series, which includes another twelve episodes, is already in development for access at a later date.
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