“Star Wars: Andor” Is A “Take on The Trumpian World,” Says Actor
The Star Wars hype is building now that Disney plus has released the first trailer. The series was delayed by only a few weeks, which is disappointing. However, I am confident that we will survive. Star Wars Andor will debut on 21 September with a premiere of three episodes.
Fans have already noticed the improvement in the series’ appearance compared to The Mandalorian and Obi-Wan Kenobi due to the use of real sets instead of virtual environments. One actor described andor as “a take on the Trumpian universe.”
Fiona Shaw, who plays Marva in the series, commented. This is where I would explain Marva, but the andor trailer doesn’t give me much to work with. It’s a friendly scene between Maarva and Andor, so I will assume that Marva is one of the good guys. But, hey, it could be a red herring.
We’ll move on. I am moving on. The world is expanding in many places, and people’s rights disappear and andor reflect that. The Empire dominates the show and feels the same in real life. Tony’s social-realist ideas impressed me. Tony has created a new morality. It is very humane and deep. There is grief, sorrow, hope, and fear. This is not only about primary colors.
Andor takes place five years before the events of Rogue One. It sees Cassian Andor lead rebels against Emperor Palpatine’s regime. Shaw says that this makes Palpatine an almost Trump-like character. It looks promising so far. Let’s hope it lives up to the hype.
