Andor season 2 avoided a major disruption in its narrative by not including Princess Leia Organa in the storyline.

Set in the gritty shadows of the Empire’s rise, Andor pulls focus away from the Jedi and zeroes in on the people caught in the middle.

Beneath all the laser blasters and X-wing spaceships, Tony Gilroy’s miniseries spinoff is a twisting tale of radicalization.

The actor, who stars in the latest season of the Star Wars franchise series, spoke about playing the show's rebel.

Now that Andor Season 2 has finished airing, it's time to look back on this Star Wars series and see why it's so beloved.

Andor Season 2 hit me hard—not just because it’s one of the sharpest, grittiest entries in the Star Wars universe, but because it finally gave Mon Mothma the spotlight she always deserved.

It’s easy to forget that Mon did him dirty in the Season 1 finale, which is an incredible thing for me to say considering I ...

Tony Gilroy reveals why Jyn Erso was left out of Andor, calling her return “lame” without story purpose. Here's why it made ...

"Honestly, a dream role would actually be some sort of action hero – someone like Lara Croft!" she told Country & Townhouse.

Season 2 in Andor brought a degree of realism that even surpassed the original season and has solidified Andor as the best ...

Lucasfilm and Disney should take note of Andor’s success and give Mon Mothma the spin-off show she clearly deserves.

Princess Leia Organa nearly appeared in a small role in the second season of Andor, but the part was ultimately dropped.