Diego Luna unveiled his initial thoughts about Andor's success, which were not very bright.
But, as the show ran for a season. It broke streaming charts records and went on to become the most critically-acclaimed series.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the star said, “I always had a feeling that this wasn’t gonna see the light [of day] till it did. I kept going, ‘This is too perfect. This is working."
“So everything just kept getting better and better, and I always had the feeling that something had to go wrong. But it didn’t. We had the freedom and the support of Disney and Lucas[film]. We had the confidence of Kathy [Kennedy] behind the show.”
The Rogue One star is currently shooting for season two of the show in England.
“He says he wants to be a part of the Rebellion, but I’m not sure if he knows what that means yet. He’s basically saying, ‘I want to speak the language,’ but now he has to learn it,” Luna added.
“And so it’s going to take longer. We’re gonna go for four years [in season two], and when we find him, he’s so far away from where we left him at the end of season one. He’s basically the guy to trust for something like that mission.”
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