When Disney chose not to bring Gina Carano back for future projects, it caused a huge uproar from many of her character’s fans. Most people lashed out at Disney for “canceling” Carano or “firing” her, neither of which is what really happened. Instead, Carano’s job after The Mandalorian Season 2 had ended and Disney needed
As Monsters & Critics reported on Wednesday, MMA star Gina Carano, who played stalwart Rebel veteran Cara Dune on The Mandalorian for Season 1 and Season 2, was dropped by Lucasfilm over yet another social media controversy. The actress was also dumped by her representation, UTA. The Mandalorian star Pedro Pascal’s own inflammatory social media
Lucasfilm was quick to fire actress Gina Carano after her latest social media mishap and she will not return to The Mandalorian or any other future Star Wars property. This came after Carano’s comments on social media caused fans to rise and demand her termination from the Star Wars franchise. This was not the first
The Mandalorian, already one of the most popular streamed television shows on the planet, has added yet more professional accolades to its trophy case. It was nominated for a Golden Globe in the category of Best Drama Television Series, as well as a nod from the Writers Guild of America for Best Drama Series. The
Composer Ludwig Goransson has been recognized by his peers yet again for his outstanding work composing the music for breakout Star Wars show The Mandalorian. Goransson’s work was nominated for an award in the category of “Outstanding Original Score For a Television Production” by the Society of Composers and Lyricists. The Mandalorian’s official Twitter feed
In addition to capturing the hearts of Star Wars fans across the world, Disney Plus’ streaming juggernaut The Mandalorian has also attracted the notice of the American Film Institute, which today released its list of AFI Awards for America’s top ten television programs. Starring Pedro Pascal in the title role, The Mandalorian also features Gina
Warning: This article contains spoilers from Season 2 of The Mandalorian, as well as the Star Wars Expanded Universe materials. Are Lucasfilm, Disney, and Star Wars about to doom to licensed fan fiction its three most recent movies? According to YouTuber Doomcock, who claims he has information from “a source that has demonstrated extraordinary access”
Wonder Woman 1984 has come out in theaters, and there are two bad guys this time around, as she has to battle the power-hungry Maxwell Lord and the envious Cheetah. While it is easy to recognize Cheetah as Kristen Wigg of Saturday Night Live and Ghostbusters fame, it is a little harder to recognize who
The Mandalorian Season 3 is coming back in December 2021 for the third season, but who will it be about? This is a difficult question to answer. During the Disney Investor’s meeting last week, the company announced there would be a Season 3 of The Mandalorian in December 2021. However, with the Season 2 finale,
The Mandalorian dropped a massive bombshell this week during its closing moments. And that bombshell — ladies and gents — was the arrival of Luke Skywalker to save the day. The ending was a giant close to a stellar season that raises many questions about what Season 3 could become. Especially with the entire show