Diego Luna admits that they’re monitoring the viewers’ social media reactions to Andor.
Andor is presently filming its second and closing season. The second season may be its final, however it may be the sequence finale the viewers hope for. Diego Luna, who portrays Cassian Andor, reveals particulars on the upcoming season of the sequence. The actor shared that the sequence wouldn’t really feel incomplete because it was excellently concluded.
Luna advised Variety, “The second season ends the place ‘Rogue One’ begins. We’re not altering the ending of ‘Rogue One’ in order that’s it. It’s a pleasant feeling, it’s like a protracted movie… It has a starting and an finish, everyone knows what’s going to occur. There’s one thing fascinating with the second season, which is that I’ve a unique feeling daily I’m going to set.”
Luna additionally confessed that they’ve been monitoring the social media reactions to the sequence. He shared that they’re eager on listening to the options of the viewers.
“Now I know, not just that the series was well received and that people liked it, but I know why they liked it. That’s another tool we have these days through social media. We actually listen to audiences and critics, and we understand what things connected and what didn’t connect. It’s kind of cool to have an opportunity to go and execute another season having this information. It’s, in a way, a season that will end up representing the audience in a different way. Somehow, the audience is part of this season because the interaction we had served as inspiration.”
Diego Luna on His Future Endeavors After Andor Season Two
The second season of Andor may be the tip for the sequence creator Tony Gilroy within the Star Wars universe, as Gilroy acknowledged it might be his closing challenge for the franchise. However, this may be the start of Luna’s nice working relationship with the franchise. When requested if he may doubtlessly return to the franchise for a unique function or maybe a directorial job, Luna stated, “You’ll have to ask someone who can actually give me that job, otherwise we’re just talking fantasy.” He continued:
“That’s one other galaxy, I don’t understand how distant it’s. I like directing. I can inform you one factor, the following factor I’m doing after that is directing. When ‘Rogue One’ ended, my daughter stated, ‘Is that it? You’re lifeless!’ I used to be like, yeah that’s it… I do movie, it all the time has a starting and finish. And then I went on to do two seasons of a TV present, a prequel, so who is aware of! I don’t like pondering too far forward.”
Andor Season 2 is reportedly returning someday in 2024.