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Actor Reese Ahmed is always a reliable strong performer and he has built a solid biography to fit his talent. One of his highest roles was in 2016 "Rogue One: A Star War Story". Ahmed was played by Bodie Ruk, an imperial pilot of the planet Edda, who defects in the uprising with vital information about the death ves. But you may not remember that only "Rogue One" Prequel Series "Andor", because Ahmed/Bodie is nowhere.

Ahmed was asked to be left out of Andor during the press tour of his new thriller "Relay". Interview with Hollywood Reporter. While joking about a solo film on Boddy Rock, Ahmed confirmed that he didn't mind not appearing because he knew he was best with the vision of "Andor" creator Tony Gilroy:

"(Gilroy) has such a complex way of plotting things, and he thought that my face would be in a timeframe and the way he had exhausted a lot. But as a fan, I think" Andor "is kind of perfect, so I wouldn't mess with him."

Ahmed's acting career is intertwined with the Gilroy family. His role was in the "Night" in 2014 ", Written and directed by Tony Gilroy's brother, Dan. Ahmed proved to be a "night quarter" that it could have been held against Jake Gyllenhal, giving 110%, so it is no surprise that Lucasfilm locked the Starwear on the rise for the movie "War on the Starvers".

"Rogue One" directed Gareth Edwards, but Tony Gilroy (who never saw a movie "Starwells War") He oversaw the remaining, giving Ahmed the opportunity to work with Gilroy's other brother. When Disney struggled to make a spin-off show about the work of Cassian Andor (Diego Luna), they again called on Gilroy, resulting in the "kind of perfect" version of Andor that so much (Ahmed included) Loveubov.

With "Andor", Gilroy and his team (including the aforementioned Dan Gillroy who wrote six episodes "Anr") did the show "War of the Starvers" which was more than just "Starwells War". It is about living under fascist regime and choices that people make about how to react to it. Do you keep your head down? Do you raise your hand on that head as a greeting, solidly respecting the oppressor? Or when you raise your hand, do you do it in resistance?

Unlike Rogue One, Gilroy had to choose most of the show's show, and he chose a varied group of the most interesting POV in the show's setting. Luten Rael (Stellan Scarsgard) is an experienced and relentless pragmatic rebel. He is not action, the character of the mentor of Obi-Van-Ich after any part, but he is a vision of who will become Cassian. Complementing Luten, Gilroy and Co. He finally developed Senator Mont Motma (EVENEVIV O'Rili) in the right character; A fighter against the Empire living in his heart, a convenient idealist of Luten's realist.

Imperial officer Dedra Merrero (Dennis Goff) and social climber Cyril Carn (Kyle Saler) are views Inside Imperial machinery. They show why someone would choose loyalty to the oppressive institution ... and, in the end, As "Fascism eats his young" as Gilroy said.

Cassian's story is that the bystander becomes a rebel. He already had the deepest implicit story of "Rogue One", as he had been a rebel operative for a long time. But instead of telling Casian's simple but adventurous stories about missions, Gilroy didn't take it for granted that we understood what Mr. Ander drove.

Most of the other Disney Shows+ "Starwells War" feel like the story is constructed around the adoption of celebrities, ie. The conversion of the "Obi-Van Kenobi" show into a rematch between Kenobi (Evan McGregor) and his pupil in Evil Darth Weder (Hayden Christensen). Not so with "Andor". This is a show that decided against Emperor Palpatin Camoo because I wouldn't fitWhile a different show "Starwells War" may jump directly to bring Ian McDiarmide back as the dark master of Sitt.

In addition to Cassian himself, the only future members of the Rogue One team appearing in Andor are Cassian's old friend, Ruesk Melshi (Duncan Pau) and the reprogrammed K-2o (Alan Tudik). The Andor 2 season also carries a villain for Rogue One, the director of the "Mortal Starwar" project Orson Krennick (Ben Mendelson). These, however, return signs that do Service of the story.

"Andor" must lead to the place where Cassian was in "Rogue One", ie. Mission to learn and destroy the death Starwar. K-2 was his partner in the film, so the series should show how they met. Much of the 2nd "Andor" season is set on or around the planet Gurman, where the Empire plans to encourage a rebellion that can crash. Why? The planet has a mineral that they need to build a death Starwar. Since Gurman is a rich and influential world, the empire needs an excuse to attack and seize the mine.

It makes the whole meaning in the world that Crennick will oversee that project, and also responds to the story "Andor" has already told it. Blue Marcikri Once again it shows the bureaucratic and true violence of authoritarianism; The death starvet has claimed lives in more subtle ways than literally blown a planet with a huge laser.

We only know the wide strokes of Bodie Ruk's journey, but he seems to have suffered a similar evolution as Casian: a passer -by whose conscience pushed him to resist. He makes that key choice during the "Rogue One" so that there was nothing "Andor" can add to it. If Tony Gillroy wants to throw Reese Ahmed in any project that makes the next one, however, I'm sure the two could do some magic together.

Both seasons of Andor are moving to Disney+.