Star Wars Andor will therefore be broadcast from September 21 and the series will have 12 episodes in total. A Season 2 has also been confirmed.
It was supposed to launch on August 31, but the Star Wars Andor series has just been suddenly postponed by almost a month. LucasFilms and Disney have indeed decided to postpone their Disney + program to September 21. No explanation was given to the public, but in exchange, the first three episodes will be available at launch, which will make up for the 3 week lag. Suddenly, a new trailer was released, just to compensate for this bad news for fans who expect this series as the Messiah, after being disappointed with Obi-Wan Kenobi. It is true that expectations are high, especially since Rogue One has remained for many as one of the few Star Wars films not to have disappointed. The trailer, relatively dark, allows us to witness the birth of the Rebellion, with of course the character of Cassian Andor (played by Diego Luna) at the center of this movement. We see him join the ranks of the Empire's army and join forces with other protagonists to try to avenge the death of his father, killed during a demonstration. We also see Stellan Skarsgård, who seems to play a major role, but unknown (it smells of betrayal), but also Forest Whitaker who resumed his role of Saw Guerrera.
Star Wars Andor will therefore be broadcast from September 21 and the series will have 12 episodes in total. A Season 2 has also been confirmed.
Star Wars Andor will therefore be broadcast from September 21 and the series will have 12 episodes in total. A Season 2 has also been confirmed.
