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When I heard Andor was their next series, I was indifferent. Rogue One is one of my favorite Star Wars things, but Cassian Andor made almost no impression on me. I thought almost any other character in that movie would have made a better prequel/spinoff, but this trailer has got me on board. I love the idea of using this series to show us the birth of the Rebellion, with Mon Mothma a central character. I've never seen Genevieve O'Reilly in anything, but she has a long IMDb page. UK fans probably know her. I love Stellan Skarsgard and Fiona Shaw. Hard to tell from this how big their parts will be. The photography, design, and SFX all look great. I read somewhere that this series is using less greenscreen digital technology than other series have. I hope they really go old-school with the models and sets. And please, by all that is holy, no more desert planets...I'm just gonna leave this here
The baddies are running slower than I run in my dreams
Hayden Christensen Would Return for Darth Vader Spin-off Show
Christensen was asked if he’d ever want to be the lead of his own series, perhaps based on one of the many spin-off comics starring Vader. Christensen said that he’d love to do one if given the chance, pointing to the cultural relevance and popularity of a character like Darth Vader as evidence of why it might work.
“Absolutely, I think this is a character that resonates in our culture in a very profound way, and there’s certainly more there to explore,” Christensen said. “There are so many other stories that have been told in these other mediums, and I would love to get to continue my journey with him.”
I think it has been a problem in other shows. The mods chase in Boba Fett... no sense of action.I enjoyed those episodes. They kind of had the right feel.
Spoiler :Totally know what you mean about the running. What was going on there?
Mmkay, but long before
My biggest gripe with the first episode, is the Inquisitors. The concept of them, their dialogue, the cringe acting. When Reva starts yelling and dishes out violence for no apparent reason, it takes me out of the experience of watching the series. They try so hard to present these individuals as frightening, cool and what have you, when subtlety and restraint would have worked so much better. The threat of violence is more fear inducing than violence itself. Second, I think the young actress is OK as Leia, but they might have gone overboard on basing her character on Carrie Fisher's portrayal. As in, was she already fully formed as the sassy independent Princess when she was 10 years old? Ewan does his best with a restrained performance and he gives the series some much needed gravitas.