‘Andor’ Creator Tony Gilroy Is Ready to Move on From ‘Star Wars’: “I’ve Contributed Enough For the Time Being”

Kirsten Chuba

The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News

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Andor debuted its second and final season in Los Angeles on Monday night, as star Diego Luna and creator Tony Gilroy reflected on closing out the story of Cassian Andor.

The character first appeared in 2016’s Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which Gilroy co-wrote; then prequel series Andor arrived in 2022, now ending in 2025.

“Being in this universe and belonging to this family and being part of a project that people care so much about, it’s something very special,” Luna told The Hollywood Reporter on the red carpet. “I can’t compare this to any other experience in my life — it’s been 10 years of being blessed of working in something that matters to people.”

The series was originally conceived as five seasons but pivoted to two; the final installment will unfold over 12 episodes, broken down into four chapters of three episodes each. Luna explained because each season has taken them two-and-a half-years,...See full article at The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News