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The “Andor” series has moved millions of fans around the world. The end of the second season was no exception, and Diego Luna, who plays Cassian Andor, spoke about it.
Diego Luna plays Cassian in “Andor”, a series available in Disney Plus. (Free Press Photo: EFE)
Andor is the prequel to Rogue One: A Star Wars story. Throughout the plot, the followers accompany Cassian’s adventures (played by Diego Luna) during his years of training in the rebellion.
Recently, fans of the series and international media expressed their shock for the outcome of the second season. Before continuing with reading, the possible inclusion of key elements of the plot is warned (Spoilers).
During the final episode, Cassian undertakes a mission with crucial information about the death star, an act of sacrifice that moved the followers of the series And, according to various sources, it also became a message of hope.
In addition, in chapter 12 of this season a key element is revealed about Cassian’s possible legacy, which could change completely Bix Caleen’s life.
Diego Luna’s opinion about the end of Andor
In different interviews granted to international media, Diego Luna shared his impressions about the outcome of the series and its personal meaning. Luna mentioned that he is a follower of The Galaxies War From his childhood and expressed:
“There is no other work that connects to my childhood like this. It is very special, I was very excited. That is, I have been part of this family for 10 years. Andor It represents six years of my life. We pass the pandemic and for many more things together. We are really in love with this series.“
The actor also added that the conclusion of this stage was emotional: “It was sad, but I understand that it is time. And I’m still very happy to talk about it. I want to leave it like that.”
Diego Luna’s relationship with his character
In another interview shared in his social networks, the Mexican actor described the qualities that Cassian most admire:
“Something that I admire from him is that he does not feel able to do many things without the help of others. One of the things Cassian learns in this second season is the important thing about the love as the force that moves everything”
Luna also pointed out that his character questions everything, but he is able to feel. He added that, this season, the public will understand what Cassian’s dreams are and the reasons why he fights. With these reflections, the actor reaffirms the message of hope that his character leaves at the end of this second season of Andor.