as much as possible Star Wars Fans are looking forward to it acolyte and skeleton crewthe crown jewel of the upcoming release calendar, if we’re honest, is Andor.The highly anticipated second season Emmy Award Nominated Show It’s been a rough road with all the strikes so is postponed to the next calendar year. All of which makes what showrunner Tony Gilroy said this week that much more poignant. In a good way.
Speaking At the recent Writers Guild AwardsGilroy gives new take on upcoming season 2 Andor. “I always Andor Five years. We’re coming to the end of the second half,” Gilroy said. “I’ve had a lot of fun over the years, but I don’t know if I’ve ever done something as important as the 24-hour storytelling that we’re doing now. I don’t know if it’s just because of what I’m doing, but I don’t think so. I’ve never had a job opportunity this big before, so it means a lot to me. “
Let’s put this statement into perspective. First, Gilroy accepted the Ian MacLellan Hunt Career Achievement Award at a WGA event. The award is given to WGA members “in recognition of their work as film or television writers.”So he put the second season Andor More than all the awards he has received, it’s a long list. Michael Clayton and The Bourne Legacy As a writer and director.top three Byrne Movie, Devil’s Advocate, Proof of Lifeand Rogue One As a writer. These are just a few examples.
The wording here is a bit strange, though. Gilroy mentioned “24-hour storytelling,” but that’s unclear. He had previously revealed The second season consists of 12 episodes, divided into four three-episode chapters, with about a year between each chapter. Could he be referring to a specific piece? No.He is almost certainly referring to the 24 hours that encompasses both times Andor’s There are 12 episodes in total. So while this quote is centered around Season 2, he’s actually referring to the show as a whole. This is a given. We’ll see him finish it next year.
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