Season 2 "Andor" is one of the bravest outings of the franchise "War on Starwives"But some Galaxy fans far can be confused by one of her casting decisions. The Andor's second installment features Benjamin Brother as a Senator Bail OrganA character played by Jimi Smiths in "Starwells War: Episode II - Attack on the Clones" and his sequel, "Starwell War: Episode III-SIT" (whose repetition makes box office numbers)Among other projects "War on Starwives". Since Smiths is still an active performer, he could, theoretically, repeat the role of organs in season 2 "Andor"; Unfortunately, the embroidery did not comply with him this time around.

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While talking about Andor's latest season with Fun weeklyShowerer Tony Gilroy opened up for the decision to rewrite the role of organ, explaining that it was not a lack of attempt. In his own words:

"We couldn't work it out. The schedule failed. We really tried hard, but (Smiths) wasn't available and we couldn't do it."

Creator Andor noted that the return of heritage is difficult for several reasons. First, conflicts are often scheduled for an appointment, and the show as "Andor" is unable to wait for the actors to become available. Second, the engagement of original actors can be expensive, and talks with money at the end of the day. That, he said, Gilroy does not regret replacing Smiths with a brother because he is very happy with the performance of the latter.

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Benjamin Brother seems to have settled in the Andor family. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Tony Gilroy praised the actor for his contributions to the screen and behind the scenes, noting that he was loved by his colleagues and enthusiastic about his work. Here's what the creator had to say about this matter:

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"(Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy) had the idea of ​​Benjamin. It was just a brilliant idea. He's a wonderful human being and really eager and loved in the room and really happy about what he is doing."

Of course, the cast and crew that the performer wants is one thing, but the processing of such an important character in the franchise as "Starwells War" - whose fan -base is known for being quite passionate - is another thing. Gilroy was aware of some potential feedback, so the raid of the brother's character was quietly in Season 2, Episode 6. As Gilroy noted:

"It's one of those situations when I want to do something simple. We're not doing a lot of things that are unnecessary, but it's like," Let's get him here now so people can talk about it for a week and get it out of their system and then he can go back to a really job. "I didn't want the boy's work to be confused."

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Only time will tell whether the brother is able to break out of the shadow of Jimi Smiths as a bail. However, Andor has not yet let us down, so he deserves a chance to show everyone what he is capable of.

New episodes at Andor's premiere on Tuesday at 9pm Disney+est.