Andor can officially finishBut the reactions, discoveries and discussions about the most famous live series with the action "War of Starvers" sometimes certainly go nowhere soon. After years of introducing Diego Luna's Cassian Ando Luna with much more subtlety and nuance from "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" sometimes had time to, now we know exactly what made him in the reinforced rebel operative we saw in the 2016 movie. However, even this widespread, 12-episode final season had a few surprises on the sleeve-not all of which eventually made the last break.

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Creator and writer Tony Gillroy is making the circles of the press lately (Including a recent conversation with his own Ben Pearson on the movie /film), and in a particular interview, he opened up for his initial plans for a great original trilogy, which simply should not be. Andor's time frame has allowed several appearances of hereditary characters that fans know and want, from integral figures such as Eveneviv O'Rili Senator, Mont Motma to the Whitaker extremist, they saw Eriera of a rather unexpected surprise of Kai. But as it turns out, he was not the only organ that Gilroy once thought of involving it in this revolutionary story of the uprising that was first shaped under the oppressive power of the empire.

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In a new interview with Rant on the screenGilroy explained why he briefly looked at the performance of anyone other than a young princess Leia ... and why those plans eventually went on the road to the death Starwar:

"There were some conversations early on (...) this is in the sketching stage. This is in the real soggy beginning, trying to Figure out what to do only Idea. Most out of that investiture week and Those Parties, and we have (Davo sculden's) Party now ... and we're making a thing of it.

Here's why those plans did not gather.

"Andor" can bear the name for his title, but The rebels are built on hope (as we first taught us "Rogue One")And that hope comes from countless people fighting for the cause. One of those rebels who could have appeared in the body, maybe was the Princess Leia, the beloved leader - originally played by the late, the Great Carrie Fisher - who made a "Cameo" at the very end of "Rogue One". Obviously, she would have had to re -examine if she ever appeared in Andor. It would not be the first time that happened, nor, as it was shown by children's actor Vivienne Lira Blair in "Obi-Van Kenobi" Disney+ minisers in 2022 and by Billy Lourd, daughter in Fisher's real life, in A short -spokesman for "Starwells War: Episode IX - the rise of Skywalker".

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But those plans have never been fully implemented for Andor, as Tony Gilroy continued to reveal in the same interview with the Ront Screen. This would be around the story of the week of investments that takes place during episodes of 4-6 bow, which is basically an excuse for rich Coruvian patrons (like the semest antagonist Davo Culdun, a Richard Dylan) to throw extravagant parties ... Orson Crannick (Ben Mendel). But that story could turn on Extra Wild card if teenager Leia arrives at the scene, probably in the company of her father, bail. However, for better or worse, this has not happened. According to Gilroy:

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"There were some nutrients for the scene between (Leia) and Motma that if she went there (age) 16 and Motma went to the Senate when she was 16, there were some basic cool things for a scene, but never passed it, and never went to the stage of casting, or never became more real."

With so many moving parts as this bow and the season as a whole had to kiss, it is probably the best that this additional part of the fan service ended with the abolition - as much as it could have been. The overall season of Andor 2 is now moving to Disney+.