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ANDOR: Alan Tudyk Says He Won t Be Returning As ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY s K-2SO In The Disney+ Series
Despite the fact Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy previously confirmed that Alan Tudyk would return in
Andor, the actor has now revealed that he won t be part of the Disney+ series as K-2SO.
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1/21/2021
Way back in April 2019, it was confirmed at Star Wars Celebration that
Andor would star Diego Luna as Cassian Andor (obviously), and Alan Tudyk as K-2SO. That was to be expected, of course, especially as how they met should definitely be part of any story dealing with Andor s life before he crossed paths with Jyn Erso in
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by Tatiana Siegel
January 19, 2021, 6:00am PST
With his buzzy performance in Sound of Metal which required him to learn sign language and drumming plus a new wife and a booming company, the soft-spoken actor and rapper is having his loudest year yet.
Back in summer 2018, Riz Ahmed was preparing for a classroom scene for his latest film,
Sound of Metal, and his American Sign Language coach, Jeremy Lee Stone, was becoming increasingly annoyed. Stone had worked with the actor for the better part of a year, teaching him ASL for the role of Ruben, a rock drummer whose life begins to spiral out of control when he loses his hearing. This, however, was his first day on the Massachusetts set, and he hadn t seen his star pupil in months. Stone made a voices off sign, and Ahmed was expected to reciprocate with an identical sign. But Ahmed sat defiantly, refusing to sign, and it boiled my blood, Stone recalls. After all, the actor was well beyon
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This year will go down as one without a San Diego Comic-Con, and without a Star Wars Celebration or a D23, or any other of the major events we would expect to have where Disney would reveal new film and television projects. And so, instead, in the middle of December 2020 s Investor Day, the House of Mouse just went ahead and announced basically everything that the company has planned for the next two years or so. A host of Star Wars projects, Disney movies, Marvel (Fantastic Four!) and other announcements were dropped one right after the other. There were so many, that it s completely possible, even likely, that you missed a couple of them.