This post contains spoilers for Andor Season 2.

Anddor's season 2 is in the mirror, with one of the most respected things "War of the Starwives" that ever ends. The series finds himself, "he says, Cyber ​​Erso," provided the show a complicated endleading us next to the events of Rogue One. What the final did not do was insert a bunch of wounds or return a bunch of characters, which may have been the vibration in the final in the series for other plays. A character sitting on the sidelines in full of season 2 was a cinema Loy.

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Played by Andy Serkis, Cinema Loy was a key part of the Andor Season 1 prison.culminating in the episode "one exit", which shows that Cassian and other prisoners shot down the imperials in a frightening escape. It all ended with the captives jumping in water to safety, with the last words of the cinema unforgettable: "I can't swim." It was a blow to the intestines, but his fate remained something uncertain.

In a post-final interview with Hollywood reporterThe creator/show show of the series Tony Gilroy referred to the decision not to return Serkis as a cinema in Season 2. For Gilroy, it was all to avoid minimizing the impact of the latest moments on the cinema screen in one of the best episodes of "War War" television. Here's what he had to say about it:

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"Andy missed the microphone, a man. What would I do that would be better than what we did? Everything he does is minimize that moment. I knew many people talking about whether we had a way (to get it back). But I didn't want to have such an accidental environment."

It always seemed like a chance that the cinema could reappear in "Andor", perhaps as a member of Javin's ever -growing uprising. Tony Gilroy even said, "We didn't see him die" in an interview with /film in 2022 Regarding the fate of the cinema, which seemed to leave things open. For what is worth, he could still be alive, we just didn't see him again in the show. After all, it's a big galaxy.

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In many ways, it is appropriate that the cinema has not returned. Andor is not a kind of project "Starwalks War" that was made with many cheerleaders. That is probably the reason why a Young Leia did not appear in the show, although it was discussed early. This play was always in the service of the characters, to the end. Gilroy, speaking further, also explained that we did not see Cassian's sister again, who was a driving force for him in the first episode of the show. He explained:

"(Cinema Loy) is like a sister (Cassian) (who was trying to find him in the series premiere). People wanted to know if we would solve the sister. And the sister, initially, is much more interesting to me as a deficit. She is much more valuable to me for Casian as a hole. I fill it. "

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Who knows? Maybe if the original five-season plan for Andor went aheadThings would have been different. As there is, Gilroy and the creative team have made decisions about who to return and who does not return based on what will serve the story. Unfortunately, Cinema Loy simply did not match the account.

"Andor" is now striming on Disney+.