There's a lot to be excited about when it comes to the upcoming Disney+ live action series Star Wars: The Mandalorian, not the least of which is the exciting roster of directors that executive producer Jon Favreau brought on board. One of those directors is Taika Waititi, whose most recent film was Marvel's Thor: Ragnarok, who compared working on Star Wars and Marvel during a recent Q&A following a Television Critics Association panel for What We Do In the Shadows.
Waititi said,
"Star Wars is very different to Marvel style. They know that the tone of the first
films really should be kind of adhered to. That’s what the fans like and
you can’t really disrespect it I guess is a nicer way of saying can’t
put too many jokes in. There’s a bit, definitely my tone is in there,
the dialogue and stuff like that."
He also spoke a bit about what it was like to be on set, specifically what it was like working with stormtroopers, saying, "It was every kid’s dream just to see a
storm trooper. When you’re doing these scenes with like 50 or 60 of
them, it’s pretty amazing. I loved it."
The Mandalorian stars Pedro Pascal (Game of Thrones) in the titular role, alongside Gina Carano (Deadpool), Nick Nolte (Affliction), Carl Weathers (Predator), Werner Herzog (Grizzly Man), Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad), Emily Swallow (Supernatural), and Omid Abtahi (American Gods).
The series' first season is written by executive producer Jon Favreau
and will debut on Disney+ when it launches later this year.
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