Yes,Andormay be coming to a theater near you.
The real kicker?Theres already talk about screening Season 2 Episode 12 in tandem withRogue One.
We’ve mixed [Episodes] 1, 2, and 3 to play theatrically.
They do need a little bit of an extra mix.
If youre mixing for theaters, it’s not like a switch.
It takes a couple hours or a day to do that.
So we have [Episodes] 1, 2, and 3.
If there was enough interest, I’m sure Disney would roadshow it at some point.
They look good on a big screen."
Thats no surprise to fans who have praisedAndorfor its prestige-level storytelling and cinematic visuals from day one.
“We’ve never done that.
I think that was everything we were driving towards.
She also praised the way Season 2 plays with scale both emotionally and structurally.
Tony and the writing team took such big dramatic swings that allowed us to have arcs within arcs.
There are also bookend pieces for characters.
Where we start is so very different to where we end up.
Adria Arjona, who returns as Bix, found it hard to even pick.
And no, none of them are letting the pressure get to their heads.
You make it for so long, youre mostly anxious that youre messing up, he said.
The whole job is just an oscillating universe of overconfidence and despair all the way through.
That said, the wholeAndorteam clearly knows theyve made something special.
As Gilroy teased: “We give you what you want.”
AndorSeason 2 premieres on Disney+ on April 22, 2025, with episodes releasing in weekly batches of three.
Stay tuned for more from Star Wars Celebration.
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