Orlando Bloom is all in favor of getting the original “Pirates of the Caribbean” cast together for the sixth movie that’s ...

After having an ultimately reduced role in Andor, Alan Tudyk addresses the future of his iconic reprogrammed droid character ...

“So egotistical.” While K-2SO didn’t make an appearance in this season of “Andor” until the end of Episode 9, Tudyk is not new to the world of “Star Wars” in the slightest.

Andor will FINALLY air next year, and it's bringing in more of the cast from the Star Wars spinoff movie Rogue One.

Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy reveals that K-2SO's origin story was pretty dark and had "horror movie" inspirations before it was scrapped. Published Fri, 09 May 2025 08:37:07 -0500 by Tom Chang | ...

When K-2SO is copiloting Cassian’s ship later in the season, like in the above photo, his face and body are indistinguishable from real life. But according to creator Tony Gilroy, the biggest ...

While K-2SO was part of a greater ensemble and comic relief in Rogue One, we got to see the bad ass version of the hulking droid. "That was wild! In the film, K-2SO was a bit more of a funny sidekick.

Cassian Andor can’t reprogram K-2SO yet K-2SO was an Imperial droid who Andor reprogrammed to assist the rebels. Though Andor is a tech whiz by the time of Rogue One, he’s not yet.

We’re talking about K-2SO, Cassian’s droid best friend from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. K-2 didn’t appear in the first season, but he will be back for season two, and star Diego Luna is ...

K-2SO says. After Cassian gets K-2SO to reluctantly agree to help him comandeer a ship, the droid adds: “Eighteen.” “It’s my favorite line,” Tudyk says. “So egotistical.” ...