The actor shared, “It’s not possible, but you know what?
It’s not because of us.
It’s because of Rogue One.
I mean, I also have to look close enough toRogue One.
Can you imagine me in 10 years pretending to be the [character] I was 20 years ago?
I mean, sadly there’s no machines or CGI that can do it.”
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Luna shared:
We didn’t want this to end up being an animated series.
I am who I am, and Tony Gilroy has to be the writer of this.
We cannot be doing this for 10 years.
Basically, the first season took four years.
The second will take a little less, but he has to write 12 episodes.
Then we have to go [into] pre-production.
Then the execution is another seven [to] eight months, and then post-production starts.
That’s not easy either.
So it’s a long journey.
Each season takes three [to] four years of my life and of Tony Gilroy’s life.
This was before COVID, long ago.
That’s how we shoot.
So each director gets three episodes and shoots that as a movie in a way.
The second and final season ofAndoris currently in production.
Stay tuned for our full interview with Luna in the new year.
