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Andor is a very serious show that reminds me why I love Star Wars silliness
Genre films and TV that take themselves very seriously are not rare at the moment. But the remarkable thing about Andor is that the folks behind it never forget that it exists in a universe where the fantastical is as mundane as the fascism. [ Ed. note: This piece will contain some spoilers for Andor season 2 episodes 1-3.]
Fans aren't happy that "Andor" includes the first sexual assault in "Star Wars." Adria Arjona says she had "in-depth" ...
Arjona, who plays Bix, says filming was "challenging," but "felt the importance of what this scene meant"In a first for the ...
Arjona, 32, told Entertainment Weekly how difficult it was to film the scene — which marked the first attempted rape in the “Star Wars” franchise. “It was challenging because everyone involved in the ...
Andor is known for its lack of Star Wars fan service, but Season 2 includes a deep-cut reference to an iconic video game.
Andor season 2 has become Star Wars's most critically acclaimed live-action movie or TV show ever.
Star Wars fans were left reeling after the latest episode of the Disney+ series Andor, which saw one character attacked in a ...
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The Answer to When Andor Is Actually Set in the Star Wars Timeline Is Complicated—But We Broke It Down So You Can Follow AlongAndor is one of those stories that started in reverse, too. The story is, after all, technically a prequel to Rogue One, ...
If you're Senator Mon Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly) in Andor Season 2, episode 3, here's your answer. You down some shots, hit ...
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