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Winners announced 8th March. Meanwhile, Andor also has nominations for the genre-celebrating Saturn Awards: Best science-fiction series, best actor in a tv series for Diego Luna, best supporting actor for Stellan Skarsgård and two nods for best supporting actress for Genevieve O’Reilly and Denise Gough.
Ben Mendelsohn at the Andor Season 2 New York Screening
New Backstory Magazine interview with Dan and Tony Gilroy. Backstory Magazine has had some of the best and most informative screenwriter interviews about Andor Season 2 out there, definitely worth watching if you're interested at all in how these were written.
Some prior interviews:
Andor Season 2 Writing Credits!
Episodes 1-3 by Tony Gilroy
Episodes 4-6 by Beau Willimon
Episodes 7-9 by Dan Gilroy
Episodes 10-12 by Tom Bissell
Source: The WGA
Warner Bros. Developing A 'Game Of Thrones' Film
Game Of Thrones first cinematic out will tell the story of King Aegon’s conquest of Westeros and will be written by Beau Willimon (Andor). Warner’s film and televisions departments had both been working on a version of this story and it appears the film side of the business has won out with it being compared to the scale of Dune. At the moment, due to the Paramount buy out, more detail are…
Beau Willimon (ANDOR) will co-write James Mangold's Dawn of the Jedi Star Wars movie.
• Follows the origins of the Jedi
• Set 25,000 years in the past
(via THR)
Check out my 'Andor' Interviews With Sanne Wohlenberg, Beau Willimon, and Michael Wilkinson.
These are just breakouts, but we'll run the full interviews later this week!
How ‘Andor’ Reintroduced ‘Rogue One’s Rebel Sergeant Melshi
How ‘Andor's Costumes Hides Its Characters’ True Nature
Why ‘Andor’ Didn’t Use Costumes From Other 'Star Wars' Projects
You don’t end the episode with Luthen smiling at Cassian. NO. You end it with tiny robots assembling his eventual murder weapon. HOW DARE YOU. You sick bastards!!
Okay, but really that gave me chills, Stunning visuals. *chef’s kiss* Bravo.
