“Star Wars” has always held A touch of a political statement within its narrative fabric. From “a new hope” to “Skeleton crew,” The franchise understands the importance of the little guy standing up against the evil, empirical power, but perhaps no installment admits this better than ”Andor. “Put in the middle of the formation of the resistance that takes place between” Revenge of the Sith “and” A New Hope “, this spin-off of” Rogue One “has used its episodic function to dive deeper into the mentality and experience of characters in the fringes of the galactic society, which gives an allegory for our own troubled times.
“Right now the world is defined by a power struggle, and this series is talking about exactly that,” said the star of the show, Diego Lunain A new interview with Vanity Fair.
At the same time, what Luna thinks is most delightful about the project its timelessness. As history tells us, powerful forces take up all the time, often to the disadvantage of society at large. This is what makes “Andor” related and why it has proven a necessary ointment during this current uncertain period.
“This series would have been important ten years ago and will be important ten years from now on, as it is a reflection on how communities can take control and fight for their fate,” Luna told Vanity Fair. “It reflects the responsibility for being a citizen, who has long existed, is important now and will continue to be in the future.”
However, what is most important in this portrayal of revolutionary actions is not the straight endurance of Luna’s character Cassian Andor exhibitions, but rather the more subtle transformation that occurs when he will record the great injustices experienced over several star systems. Although the world is in the story may be imagination, Luna believes that it reflects a much deeper truth related to our inherent need to do good and make change for the better.
“The characters in” Andor, “just like real people, are often found in gray areas. We portray real people, people without hope. They are all downward, but there is still this feeling that something must happen,” he said. “We know that Cassian will be a hero, but we know there may be more than one way to that conclusion. This is something I have said many times before: when we talk about revolution, the message is we send out that every revolution begins with yourself.”
“Andor ” Season 2 Premieres Friday April 25 at Disney+ with three new episodes released each subsequent week.
