“Andor” is in the rear view mirror, and he is sure to wonder if there will be something more like ever in the universe “Star Wars”. Serving as a prequel to “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” of 2016 (which was itself a prequel), the television series live by Tony Gilroy offered a view of this franchise unlike everything that had preceded it. Greatness, politically loaded and at no expense, it has become something special. This is largely thanks to the meticulous attention of the series to detail, which is more obvious in the costumed choices than viewers do not make it.
In an interview “Actors on Actors” for Variety, Diego Luna, who played Cassian Andor, spoke of his career with Javier Bardem, winner of an Oscar, “No Country for Old Men” and “Skyfall”. During the conversation, “Andor” naturally came. By discussing the practical nature of the show (lack of green screens, etc.), Luna explained that there were in fact quite strict rules on the clothes that he and the other actors had to wear:
“The idea of this spectacle is that we are racing the story of ordinary people. There are no Jedis. You are in their kitchens and lounges. You see how they take a nap. This is the regular life of people in an extraordinary moment. But there are no rules: no laces. No buttons. The jackets are just close.” I was able to wear a cape. “
Indeed, while “Andor” season 2 touched a little, there is no Jedi to speak in the series. We are not dealing with the Sith. It’s about being in the trenches with real people trying to rise up against tyranny in the “Star Wars” galaxy. Lots of reflection went in the best way to portray this on the screen.
Andor was very detailed in his approach to the Star Wars galaxy
The Jedi wear sumptuous dresses. Ordinary people do not do so. It would make sense in a galaxy rich in technology of not having laces with which people face. Why would the jackets have pimples when the hyperspace trip is possible? These are small things that viewers will probably not think by looking at the show, but small details like these add up, and this attention to the construction of the world is bearing fruit.
This kind of attention to detail is not cheap either, because Gilroy has now confirmed that “Andor” cost $ 650 million during his two seasons. A large number of fans and criticism would likely tell you that money was well spent. Whether Disney and Lucasfilm do something again in the field of streaming? This is another question entirely. But as Luna continued to explain in the interview, the practical nature of the show was not only “cool”, but she also served an objective for the actors of the series and, finally, for viewers:
“I have to admit, it’s cool. I grew up looking at” Star Wars “. We did” and or “as in the past – interacting with the droids and the machines expressed by an actor by a speaker. [They’re] These wonderful creatures, [and so are the] People working behind the scenes to move them. It is the dream of a child. No green screens. It is the creation of movements. “”
As for the future of a galaxy far away, far, this will take place largely on the big screen in the years to come. Currently, “Ahsoka season 2”, which is currently in production, is the only “Star Wars” series live confirmed to move forward to Disney +. Apart from that, there are several films “Star Wars” en route, notably “The Mandalorian and Grogu”, which will be released in theaters in 2026. After that, we have “Star Wars: Starfighter” arriving in 2027, with Ryan Gosling with.
“Andor” is now in difficulty in its entirety on Disney +.
