Pedro Pascal's Din Djarin will be bringing Star Warsback to the movie theaters in next year's The Mandalorian and Grogu, and one officially released photo from the set of this production reveals that the franchise has learned one crucial lesson about their star. Pascal's level of involvement in The Mandalorian has always, unfortunately, been a hot topic, due to the character's strict helmet rule that keeps his face concealed for the vast majority of the TV show. 4e374p

One of the three actors in the team that brings Din Djarin to life in The Mandalorian, Brendan Wayne, is currently getting heat on social media for a quote in which he supposedly insists that the titular Mandalorian "can't hold himself together." Wayne, the grandson of famed Western actor John Wayne, has been responsible for much of Din Djarin's physical acting ever since the show's inception. Star Pedro Pascal has even repeatedly credited Wayne and stuntman Lateef Crowder for doing the "heavy lifting" in the role.

Bo-Katan Kryze actor Katee Sackhoff has addressed her character's redemption story in The Mandalorian, including her frustration towards those who refuse to let the character grow. Bo-Katan's Star Wars story began in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars series, and her character has since had quite the journey to becoming Mandalore's leader, particularly in The Mandalorian season 3. Still, however, many viewers continue to define Bo-Katan by her actions in The Clone Wars as a member of Death Watch.

Not much has been said regarding the fate of The Mandalorianseason 4 ever since Star Warsannounced 2026's The Mandalorian and Grogu, but this recent update from showrunner Jon Favreau makes things look grim for the future of the TV show. The Mandalorian led the charge of Star Wars' current run of live-action TV shows in 2019, easily becoming the most successful addition to the franchise ever since it was purchased by Disney.

Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for The Last of Us season 2, episode 6.In the wake of The Last of Usseason 2, episode 6, it's become clear that the most controversial decision in The Mandalorianmay have been the right move all along. The first live-action Star Wars TV show could seem to do no wrong during its first two seasons, as it completely revolutionized the franchise forever - and opened the gates for every live-action Star Wars show we've gotten ever since. After the bittersweet season 2 finale, however, there was a stumble.

The next Star Warsmovie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, is set to hit theaters in just over a year's time - and there are plenty of reasons to be excited about the next chapter of Din Djarin and Grogu's story. Based on the immensely successful TV show of a similar name, The Mandalorian, this Star Wars movie is set to follow its titular characters through their adventures in the galaxy, working alongside the New Republic rangers to eliminate of the Imperial Remnant.

2 years after her last appearance in The Mandalorian season 3, Bo-Katan Kryze actor Katee Sackhoff has confirmed the return of her The Mandaloriancharacter in the future of Star Warsafter plenty of speculation about Bo-Katan's involvement in the The Mandalorian and Grogumovie. Bo-Katan, now the leader of a reclaimed Mandalore, is more vital than ever to the future of the Mandalorians. With The Mandalorian now headed to the big screen, it seems inevitable that Bo-Katan will be involved somehow.

Director of several episodes of The MandalorianBryce Dallas Howard has shockingly revealed that she has spoken with Lucasfilm about a potential Mace Winduspin-off. Mace Windu is one of Star Wars' most powerful Jedi, and he made a splash by introducing a brand-new addition to lightsaber colors in Star Warswith his purple lightsaber. Sadly, his Star Wars story seemingly came to an end in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith when Palpatine sent him flying out a window. Some fans have long argued that Mace lives, though, and evidently, that's still on the table.

Normally, Din Djarin has quite the indestructible suit of armor protecting him in The Mandalorian, but unfortunately, that was no help to Pedro Pascal when he was hospitalized on the set of season 1. It's a well-known fact that there are a few different Din Djarin actors who help Pascal bring the character to life, mostly to help out with the warrior's intense stunts and to give Pascal both the freedom to work on multiple projects at once and assist with the overall difficult physicality of the role.

The Mandalorianbroke one surprising Star Warsrule, proving that many rules for Star Wars movies and TV shows are made to be broken. The Mandalorian is largely considered one of Star Wars' best shows, in part because of its innovation. Rather than a focus on the Skywalker family tree, or even really the Jedi/the Force (despite some major cameos), the show, as the title suggests, is focused on Mandalorians. More than even that, though, the show is really about the father-son dynamic between Din Djarin and Grogu.