Star Wars: Andor
Based on the story of "Star Wars" by George Lucas and produced by Lucasfilm.
Directed by Tony Gilroy
CAST: Diego Luna (as Cassian Andor), Genevieve O'Reilly (as Mon Mothma), Stellan Skarsgard (as Luthen Rael, Adria Arjona (as Bix Caleen), Andy Serkis (as Kino Loy), Denise Gough (as Dedra Meero), Fiona Shaw (as Maarva Andor), Forest Whitaker (as Saw Gerrera), Kyle Soller (as Syril Karn).
PLOT: Set before the events of Rogue One, this is the dark and gritty adventure and backstory of the notorious member of the Rebellion known as Cassian Andor.
It also covers how the galaxy is slowly starting to wake up and rise against the imperial overlords of the Galactic Empire, even with fighters as rich as the elites of Coruscant to rebellious thieves robbing Imperial bases.
OPINION: This was, by far, one of the best Star Wars projects that got so popular and liked by the general audience for captivating them with details on how some of the ordinary people in the galaxy live their lives- be it as an aristocratic senator or a poor mining worker on the planet where Andor lived. And also where he learned of how oppressive the cruel Imperial rulers were.
This was also the show that really made you fear the Imperial soldiers with it's storytelling and cinematography, instead of viewing them as mere henchmen who are easy to defeat- which puts you in the shoes of the tormented and oppressed people of the galaxy.
Directed by Tony Gilroy
CAST: Diego Luna (as Cassian Andor), Genevieve O'Reilly (as Mon Mothma), Stellan Skarsgard (as Luthen Rael, Adria Arjona (as Bix Caleen), Andy Serkis (as Kino Loy), Denise Gough (as Dedra Meero), Fiona Shaw (as Maarva Andor), Forest Whitaker (as Saw Gerrera), Kyle Soller (as Syril Karn).
PLOT: Set before the events of Rogue One, this is the dark and gritty adventure and backstory of the notorious member of the Rebellion known as Cassian Andor.
It also covers how the galaxy is slowly starting to wake up and rise against the imperial overlords of the Galactic Empire, even with fighters as rich as the elites of Coruscant to rebellious thieves robbing Imperial bases.
OPINION: This was, by far, one of the best Star Wars projects that got so popular and liked by the general audience for captivating them with details on how some of the ordinary people in the galaxy live their lives- be it as an aristocratic senator or a poor mining worker on the planet where Andor lived. And also where he learned of how oppressive the cruel Imperial rulers were.
This was also the show that really made you fear the Imperial soldiers with it's storytelling and cinematography, instead of viewing them as mere henchmen who are easy to defeat- which puts you in the shoes of the tormented and oppressed people of the galaxy.
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