Pedro Pascal Is the Mandalorian, but That’s Not Him Starring in Every Episode
Brendan Wayne and Lateef Crowder are the stunt double responsible for bringing Mando to life.
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Why There Won’t Be Any Baby Yoda Toys Until Spring 2020
Filmmaker and toy factory owner Emily Ting describes a typical workflow that could explain why there are no “Mandalorian” toys for this Christmas.
‘The Mandalorian’ Review: Nostalgia Can’t Salvage a Tepid Episode 5
Amy Sedaris offers a charming and funny performance in “The Mandalorian” Episode 5, but not even she can’t salvage a predictable plot that leans far too heavily on nostalgia.
‘The Mandalorian’ Review: Episode 4 Is a Familiar but Fun Adventure
The fourth chapter fleshes out the galaxy with enticing world building, even if its action leaves much to be desired.
Werner Herzog Called ‘Mandalorian’ Crew Cowards for Nearly Replacing Baby Yoda Puppet With CGI
Sorry, but no one is a bigger Baby Yoda fan than “The Mandalorian” supporting actor Werner Herzog.
Capitalism Runs the World, So Where’s My Plush Baby Yoda?
When it comes to merchandising, companies either know their audience or they don’t.
‘Star Wars’: A Galaxy of Old Shows, Books, and Games Worth Binging Over the Holidays
Move over, “The Mandalorian.” While waiting for new episodes of the Disney+ show, try checking out a few older “Star Wars” projects.
‘The Mandalorian’ Review: Predictable but Intense Episode 3 Sets Up Exciting Midseason Arc
“The Mandalorian” still isn’t breaking new ground but the series continues to offer all the “Star Wars” elements that fans have come to love.
‘The Mandalorian’ Review: Episode 2 Offers a Fun but Forgettable Filler Mission
Baby Yoda continues to be adorable in a fun and nostalgic, but worryingly forgettable, Episode 2.
Werner Herzog Says ‘The Mandalorian’ Is ‘Cinema Back at Its Best’
Werner Herzog was among several cast and crew members who discussed “The Mandalorian” during Wednesday’s Los Angeles premiere.
Disney Makes It Impossible To Resist Disney+ — TV Podcast
And we hate it.
Disney+ Reveals a Studio Once Blind to Diversity, and the More Inclusive Future That Awaits
Disney made more than a few mistakes in 96 years, but programming like “The Mandalorian” shows Disney+ is ready to get it right.
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