We can’t think of a better way to celebrate May The Fourth otherwise known as unofficial Star Wars Day, than with the release of the upcoming “Mandalorian” docuseries coming to Disney+. The docuseries will take us deeper into the Star Wars universe with some inside information about the creative process behind the successful “Mandalorian” series. It will feature interviews with the series creators and filmmakers, a look at the production design and stories about Werner Herzog and of course Baby Yoda aka The Child. “He was acting against the baby and he started directing the baby directly,” recalls director Deborah Chow in a roundtable led by executive producer Jon Favreau. Herzog wanted The Child’s puppeteers to make him a scene partner who would do more than just sit there. Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian premiers May 4 on Disney+, with new episodes every Friday.
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Get ready Star Wars fans! Disney+ has just revealed an all-new trailer for the highly anticipated series “The Mandalorian”. The first live-action series set in the universe created by George Lucas will be released on the streaming platform in just a few weeks’ time, on November 12. From what we can see in the trailer this new series is definitely going to be action-packed and we are on the edge of our seats anticipating what will be in store for fans from the series as a whole. The episodes in the series will explore the origins of the bounty hunter, played by Pedro Pascal (Game of Thrones, Narcos), as well as the events which shook up the outer edge of the galaxy after the fall of the Empire, between the films Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. The Mandalorian will be directed by Jon Favreau, who’s made numerous Disney productions (Iron Man, The Lion King, The Jungle Book). The first episode was produced by Dave Filoni (The Clone Wars, Rebels, Resistance). In the end, Pedro Pascal will be …
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