The Mandalorian: Celebs Rumors

, which returns to Disney+ in February 2023. While celebrating the series’ success at  Celebration in Anaheim, California, Pedro Pascal, Carl Weathers, Giancarlo Esposito and more cast members spoke with ET about what’s to come from the anticipated new episodes as the spinoff continues to follow the titular bounty hunter and his young companion. “Three is even better than the previous one,” Pascal says of the upcoming installment of the series, teasing, “It’s safe to say that you’re going to love it.” Echoing that sentiment, Weathers says season 3 is “fuller” and has “a lot more heft.” “It’s so dense with so much action but also character,” he adds. For Katee Sackhoff, who reprises her role as Bo-Katan Kryze, the word to describe the vibe of the season is “dark.”Not only that, but the scope of the new episodes are going to be “larger than ever… and it’s just an expansion, in many ways, of last season,” Esposito says.

The Mandalorian has been revealed.The news was revealed at the ongoing Star Wars Celebration event this week, its four-day fan event in Anaheim, California.It was confirmed at the event that filming on the hit Star Wars spin-off has finished, with all episodes now in pre-production. They also confirmed the new season would arrive in February 2023.The news was revealed via a new poster for the series.

The audience at the “Star Wars” Celebration on Saturday got a little surprise before leaving “The Mandalorian” panel. Just as things were wrapping up, Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson) showed up and gave the first look at her new standalone show, “Ahsoka,” coming to Disney+ sometime in 2023.

season 3 and the upcoming spinoff,, including that both series will premiere in 2023 on Disney+. More specifically, the former starring Pedro Pascal will return in February. Additionally, Katee Sackoff took the stage to reveal that she’ll be reprising her fan-favorite role as Bo-Katan in season 3 of, teasing that she and the titular bounty hunter have unfinished business to take care of.

Star Wars Celebration is finally back after the pandemic squashed previous plans to launch the huge fan event and the Lucasfilm panel revealed some new details about their upcoming wave of shows, including a new teaser trailer for “Rogue One” prequel series, “Andor.” Their big landmark show, “The Mandalorian,” is also coming back and we now know when that will be.

Back To The Future star Christopher Lloyd has joined the cast of Star Wars spin-off series The Mandalorian.On Friday (March 18), it was announced that Lloyd – best known for his role as Dr. Emmett Brown in Back To The Future – has joined the cast of the hit Disney+ show and will appear in season three.The Mandalorian, which also stars Pedro Pascal and Giancarlo Esposito, is currently filming its third season in Southern California.While details surrounding Lloyd’s role have not yet been disclosed, it’s described as “guest-starring in nature”.While details of season three are scarce, actor Katee Sackhoff did disclose last November that her character has “unfinished business”. The second season of the show, which won seven Craft Emmy Awards last year, saw Sackhoff appear for the first time as rival Mandalorian warrior Bo-Katan Kryze.Sackhoff was last seen fighting for possession of the powerful Darksaber, which was acquired in season two by Pedro Pascal’s hero Din Djarin.“The way that Lucasfilm left me in season two, one of the roads that could be gone down – absolutely, you’d think – would be the unfinished business,” Sackhoff told Slash Film.“But that is so far above my pay grade, and you just don’t know, right? As a fan of the show, I’m just excited to see what they come up with.” Reviewing season two of the show, NME said: “…The plot is tweaked enough that it doesn’t feel stale … this franchise is finally on an exciting new path.

Rarely do we see actors that have appeared in both “Star Trek” and “Star Wars” franchises, but given that Lucasfilm is developing multiple live-action shows and films at the same time, there is going to be franchise crossover at some point. The third season of the Disney+ series “The Mandalorian” is currently shooting in southern California at the central production hub, and a new casting addition sees an old ‘Trek’ actor from the original wave of films join the “Star Wars” universe.

Bingeworthy has returned—the relaunch of a fairly-long dormant Playlist TV podcast that will no longer stay asleep! We’ve been in a new, supercharged and advanced age of streaming for about two years now— the uber years beyond Netflix. Everyone has their “+” subscription service, and, hell, Disney+ only launched at the very end of 2019, with Apple, Paramount, Peacock quickly following in their footsteps in the subsequent year (with more to come to be sure).

Star Wars project.Speaking in a new interview with Esquire, Stan responded to fan demands that he play Luke Skywalker in The Mandalorian.“Look, it’s really kind,” he said. “Never say never.”“Mark Hamill is my father, you know,” he went on to joke.

Star Wars character’s name following their “falling out” earlier this month.“I’m going to say this once and once only, this black eye is from my surfboard,” Hill said. “It is not from a fist fight I got into with Baby Yoda because of our falling out.”In the caption, Hill escalated the conflict by challenging Baby Yoda to a virtual DJ battle on Verzuz.A post shared by Jonah Hill (@jonahhill)“That being said I do officially challenge Baby Yoda to a @verzuztv battle,” Hill wrote.

Last week, there was a profile about Jonah Hill published, and in it, the actor talked about how Leonardo DiCaprio was trying to get him to watch “The Mandalorian” while filming “Don’t Look Up.” Hill admitted that Baby Yoda was cute but said, “I just didn’t give a fuck because I didn’t know anything that it was about.” Of course, media outlets loved talking about this story because it’s a bit ridiculous and kinda funny.

Everyone has experienced the time when a friend or family member comes up to you and is like, “You gotta watch [Insert streaming TV series]! It’s the best!” A lot of the time, you kindly nod and say that you’ll have to watch it sometime later. But in the case of Jonah Hill, when Leonardo DiCaprio tells you to watch “The Mandalorian,” that’s exactly what you do.

Book Of Boba Fett, the upcoming Mandalorian spin-off series, has been compared to The Godfather by one if its stars.The Star Wars show follows bounty hunter Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison) and mercenary Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) navigating the galaxy’s underworld when they return to the sands of Tatooine to stake their claim on the territory once ruled by Jabba the Hutt and his crime syndicate.The Mandalorian was regularly compared to classic western films such as The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly and The Magnificent Seven; the Disney+ show wore these western influences on it sleeve, as well as its allusions to samurai cinema.Speaking in a new interview, Wen – whose character Fennec Shand first appeared in Mandalorian season one episode ‘The

Lucy Lawless is a legend in the minds of genre film and TV fans. Thanks to her iconic run on the cult series, “Xena: Warrior Princess,” Lawless is always brought up by fans as potential actresses to join other genre franchises.

season 2 finale, is set to premiere on Dec. 29.

The Mandalorian, will return to score Star Wars spin-off series The Book Of Boba Fett.The Swedish composer, who won two Emmys for his musical work on The Mandalorian’s first two seasons, started scoring sessions for The Book Of Boba Fett in recent weeks, according to Film Music Reporter.The spin-off will see Temuera Morrison reprise his role as Boba Fett from The Mandalorian, alongside Ming-Na Wen as fellow bounty hunter Fennec Shand.

In a night filled with upsets and snubs, one of the more obvious narratives was the lack of breakthrough success for Disney+ and its shows. Despite an impressive number of nominations for “WandaVision” and “The Mandalorian,” Disney+ mostly sat out Sunday evening, racking up technical awards like Outstanding Stunt Performance or Sound Mixing and missing entirely on the higher-profile actor, writer, and direction categories.

In yet another sign the Television Academy may need to seriously reconsider some of its categories, Claire Foy won her second Emmy Award for playing Queen Elizabeth II in “The Crown.” This win, however, came in the Guest Actress in a Drama Series category and for a less than 5 minute appearance in the fifth season of the series. A season in which another Emmy nominee from the series, Olivia Colman, will likely lose her Lead Actress category for playing the same character (although a few decades older).

The first of three Creative Arts Emmy ceremonies were handed out on Saturday evening and the big winner was “The Queen’s Gambit.” The critically acclaimed Netflix limited series took home seven trophies including Cinematography for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Period Costumes (beating “The Crown” and “Bridgerton”), and Production Design For A Narrative Period Or Fantasy Program (One Hour OrMore) (beating “The Crown” and “The Mandalorian”), among others.

The first of three Creative Arts Emmy ceremonies were handed out on Saturday evening and the big winner was “The Queen’s Gambit.” The critically acclaimed Netflix limited series took home seven trophies including Cinematography for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Period Costumes (beating “The Crown” and “Bridgerton”), and Production Design For A Narrative Period Or Fantasy Program (One Hour OrMore) (beating “The Crown” and “The Mandalorian”), among others.

Though it has been teased for months now, there’s surprisingly not much revealed about the upcoming Disney+ series, “The Book of Boba Fett.” We know it’s a direct spinoff of the hugely popular “The Mandalorian.” And we know the cast and crew that is involved. But outside of that, fans are largely in the dark about what the show has in store for them.

We Got This Covered.After fan favorite and one of the strongest Jedi Masters to ever live Luke Skywalker swooped in and saved the day in the season two finale fans have been wanting more and more of the Mandalorian series, and they want to know what is going to happen next.Another plotline fans are very excited about is that now the Mando has the Darksaber. For those of you that don’t know, a Mandalorian that has a claim to the Darksaber has the right to rule over all other Mandalorians.It will be very interesting to see how the other Mandalorians react to the Mando wielding the Darksaber.

The Mandalorian over a series of controversial tweets.The MMA fighter and actor was let go from the Disney+ show in February after making posts on social media the company deemed “abhorrent and unacceptable”.Carano, who played Cara Dune in the show, reportedly posted content on her Instagram Stories that compared criticism of a person’s political beliefs to the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany.In a statement from Lucasfilm provided to Variety, the production company confirmed “Carano is not currently employed by Lucasfilm and there are no plans for her to be in the future.Now, Carano is set to star in an untitled action-thriller as a traumatised woman who hires a long-hauler to track down an infamous serial killer.“I’m completely ignited

Much in keeping with the tradition of hiring a safecracker to do security for a bank, Lucasfilm’s Industrial Light and Magic have hired a YouTube creator who came to internet attention for their work “fixing” a digitally de-aged Mark Hamill that appeared towards the end of the most recent season of “The Mandalorian,” making an already spooky bit of CGI just that little bit spookier and detached from reality.

The Mandalorian.The Star Wars production company confirmed in a statement to IndieWire that Shamook would be joining their Industrial Light and Magic team, focusing on visual effects.“[Industrial Light and Magic is] always on the lookout for talented artists and have in fact hired the artist that goes by the online persona ‘Shamook,’” a Lucasfilm representative said.“Over the past several years ILM has been investing in both machine learning and A.I.

The Mandalorian‘s second season finale, which saw Luke Skywalker arrive to collect Grogu for his Jedi training in the climactic scenes, will be the subject of a special documentary episode.The behind-the-scenes feature will form part of the Disney+ documentary series Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian – Making Of Season Two, following showrunner Jon Favreau and his team as they put together both the plot and digital execution of Luke’s return for the Star Wars spin-off.A Disney press release promises “a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this celebrated ‘chapter’ of The Mandalorian, with a focus on the technology used for recreating Luke Skywalker.“It delves into the collaborative process, including working with Mark Hamill, to create an

The Mandalorian became an instant fan favorite when it debuted on November 12th, 2019. Fans were instantly invested in the series and its characters ever since episode one.

Rangers Of The New Republic, a Star Wars spin-off series from the world of The Manalorian, has been put on hold.Originally announced during Disney’s investor day last December, the show is no longer in active development according to a report published about The Mandalorian‘s Dave Filoni’s new job title.The Variety report discussed the several spin-offs that Filoni and Jon Favreau are executive producing for Disney+, including The Book Of Boba Fett, which is currently shooting and premiering in December, and Ahsoka, starring Rosario Dawson, and based on the character Filoni created in The Clone Wars.The publication then added that “a third announced spinoff, ‘Rangers of the New Republic’, is not currently in active development.”It’s not

Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi spinoff series saying it will feel “so much more real” than the franchise’s prequels.The actor, who last portrayed the legendary jedi in Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005), will reprise his role in the Disney+ show, which currently has no release date.Speaking about the prequels in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he criticised George Lucas for making them too CGI based.“He [Lucas] wanted more and more control over what we see in the background,” McGregor said. “After three or four months of that, it just gets really tedious – especially when the scenes are… I don’t want to be rude, but it’s not Shakespeare.

People are getting vaccinated, movie theaters are reopening and Oscar season is almost mercifully over. Yes, it’s time for the MTV Movie and TV Awards to return.

The last guild award ceremony of this long protracted awards season went to the American Society of Cinematographers and they were in a “Mank” mood for the 2021 ASC Awards. Their premiere honor went to Erik Messerschmidt for his work on David Fincher‘s passion project.

There were few surprises at the 25th Annual Art Directors Guild Awards. The pandemic delayed virtual ceremony honored old favorites and eventual Oscar and Emmy, winners.

Emmy season is upon us and, once again, the Drama Series category looks like it will be as competitive as usual. Even with eight nomination slots, not all the players are confirmed.

Did we suggest there were no more guild honors to be handed out? Surprise! It’s not the ASC that has the last laugh before Oscar nominations, but the American Cinema Editors instead. The society revealed their nominees for the 71st Eddie Awards this morning which gave major Academy Award and Emmy boosts to “Sound of Metal,” “Minari,” “Ted Lasso,” and “The Queen’s Gambit.” READ MORE: “Mank,” “Nomadland” and “The Great” among 2021 ASC Awards nominees [Full List] The most prestigious category is Feature Film (Dramatic) where “Sound of Metal,” “Minari,” “Nomadland,” “Mank,” and “The Trial of the Chicago 7” made the cut.

Disney CEO Bob Chapek has responded over the firing of The Mandalorian actor Gina Carano.Carano played bounty hunter Cara Dune in the first two seasons of the hit Disney+ show before being axed.She was ousted after reportedly posting an Instagram Story in which she compared being Republican in the current US political climate to being Jewish during the Holocaust.Chapek was questioned about the move at the entertainment giant’s annual shareholders meeting today (March 9), according to Variety.While he didn’t directly address Carano’s sacking, he did push back against any suggestion of an ideological bias.“I don’t really see Disney as characterising itself as right-leaning or left-leaning,” Chapek said.

This year’s television nominations for the 2021 Directors Guild Awards were full of expected nominees (“Ozark,” “Better Call Saul,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm”), but also some noteworthy surprises. Not only did “Ted Lasso” earn two nominations (Zach Braff and MJ Delaney), but “WandaVision” cracked the Limited Series category and Jon Favreau earned nods for “The Mandalorian” and his reality program “The Chef Show.” WandaVision,” “Ted Lasso,” “The Flight Attendant” and “Bridgerton” earned their first nominations.