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As the “Sabered Hand.”Best also appeared as Kelleran Beq in Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge, but he’s best known for playing Jar Jar Binks in the prequel trilogy. Boba Fett: Temuera MorrisonDisney+Temuera Morrison returned as Boba Fett in The Mandalorian Season 2, before getting his own spinoff with The Book of Boba Fett. He’s not a Mandalorian, but he’s easily recognized by his iconic armor. While it’s not been confirmed if he’ll appear in Season 3, it seems likely. A deleted post shared by Star Wars’ Hong Kong account, as per CBR, read: “The original team is back. The Mandalorian [Din Djarin] and [Grogu] are about to embark on a new adventure! Plus the bounty hunter [Boba Fett] and other old allies and new enemies.”Gorian Shard: Nonso AnozieDisney+Nonso Anozie made his debut as Gorian Shard in The Mandalorian Season 3 Episode 1. Little is known about Gorian Shard. He’s a pirate king who once operated in Nevarro, with a cut of his treasure being used to build a saloon in the city – and now, he has an axe to grind with Din Djarin.Tim Meadows: Colonel TuttleDisney+Tim Meadows has joined The Mandalorian Season 3 cast as Colonel Tuttle. He’s a comedian and actor best known for Saturday Night Live, Mean Girls, and The Goldbergs. Christopher Lloyd: Commissioner HelgaitDisney+Christopher Lloyd plays Commissioner Helgait in The Mandalorian Season 3, the head of security on Plazir-15. Lloyd is a legendary actor best known for playing Doc Brown in the Back to the Future franchise.Jack Black: Captain BombardierDisney+Jack Black plays Captain Bombardier, one of the elected royal leaders of Plazir-15. Lizzo: The Duchess Disney+Lizzo plays the Duchess, one of the elected royal leaders of Plazir-15. Brendol Hux: Brian GleesonDisney+Brian Gleeson plays Brendol Hux, the father of the sequel trilogy’s Armitage Hux. He first appeared in Servants of the Empire: The Secret Academy, the first novel in the expanded universe series. Gleeson is the brother of Domnhall Gleeson, who played Armitage Hux in the movies. He’s also known for starring in Peaky Blinders, Hellboy, Snow White and the Huntsman, and Bad Sisters. Gilad Pellaeon: Xander

With all episodes of The Mandalorian season 3 now streaming on Disney+, it’s easier to see where the story could’ve been improved when it comes to the antagonist, Moff Gideon. When viewing the season as a whole, there are more clear character arcs for both Din Djarin and Bo-Katan Kryze that will surely continue in The Mandalorian season 4 and beyond. While he wasn't always in the middle of the action for The Mandalorian seasons 1 and 2, Gideon's presence loomed large - and diminished significantly in season 3. For the first two seasons of The Mandalorian, Moff Gideon was a fantastic and original Star Wars antagonist, ruthless in his means of achieving his goals and a highly intelligent manipulator. With his defeat in The Mandalorian season 2 finale, the Moff's story seemed mostly wrapped up. Despite the natural conclusion to his role in the series, Gideon was brought back (and removed from) season 3 in a rather lackluster fashion. The Mandalorian Season 3 Brought Back Moff Gideon - And Didn't Do It Well The return of Moff Gideon for The Mandalorian season 3 was rushed when it didn’t need to be. After word broke of his escape from a New Republic transport, Moff Gideon's return was imminent. Unlike the previous seasons, Gideon’s menacing presence wasn’t felt when he was offscreen, with the lone exception perhaps being Elia Kane's espionage in season 3, episode 3. Din Djarin only had situational antagonists in Vane, Gorian Shard, and Commissioner Helgait, none of

Here’s your guide to the full cast and characters in The Mandalorian Season 3, the newest chapter of the hit Star Wars series on Disney+.In November 2019, a lone gunslinger wandered into a bar in the outer rim. Just over half an hour later, Star Wars unveiled its newest, most beloved character: Grogu, otherwise affectionately known as Baby Yoda. Alongside Din Djarin, the father-son pair have gone up against monsters, rogue bounty hunters, and Darksaber-wielding Imperial villains. The last time we saw them, they reunited in The Book of Boba Fett after bidding farewell at the end of Season 2. Ahead of the finale, here’s your guide to everyone in The Mandalorian Season 3 cast, and which characters they play.ContentsDin Djarin: Pedro PascalGroguMoff Gideon: Giancarlo EspositoGreef Karga: Carl WeathersBo-Katan Kryze: Katee SackhoffThe Armorer: Emily SwallowPaz Vizsla: Tait Fletcher/Jon FavreauDr. Pershing: Omid AbtahiPeli Motto: Amy SedarisElia Kane: Katy M. O’BrianKelleran Beq: Ahmed BestBoba Fett: Temuera MorrisonGorian Shard: Nonso AnozieTim Meadows: Colonel TuttleChristopher Lloyd: Commissioner HelgaitJack Black: Captain BombardierLizzo: The DuchessBrendol Hux: Brian GleesonGilad Pellaeon: Xander BerkeleySurvivor Captain: Charles ParnellSurvivor Scout: Charles BakerGrand Admiral Thrawn: Lars Mikkelsen… maybeThe Mandalorian Season 3 cast: All actors and characters The official synopsis for the new season reads: “The journeys of the Mandalorian through the Star Wars galaxy continue. Once a lone bounty hunter, Din Djarin has reunited with Grogu. “Meanwhile, the New Republic struggles to lead the galaxy away from its dark history. The Mandalorian will cross paths with old allies and make new enemies as he and Grogu continue their journey together.”Below you’ll find a list of all the major characters in the cast of The Mandalorian Season 3. Din Djarin: Pedro PascalDisney+Pedro Pascal plays Din Djarin, the show’s titular Mandalorian. Once an orphan of the Empire, he was taken in by the Children of the Watch, a Mandalorian sect who follow the ways of… the Way. In Season 3, we’ll see him travel to Mandalore for redemption after removing his helmet. In an interview with Digital Spy, Pascal said: “It’s such a beautiful dynamic that exists between Din and Grogu; protector, protected. And

Episode 6 fell to 3 stars, with our reviewer declaring the show is "in danger of turning into The Book of Bo-Katan.""On its own merits, 'Guns for Hire' is a more-than-competent episode that provides enough thrills and spills for detective duo Din and Bo-Katan. But, with two episodes left in the season, a lack of urgency still remains."But, The Mandalorian season 3 episode 7 climbed back up to 4 stars. Our review called this installment "an exhilarating return to form.""A pulse-pounding episode that advances the Mandalore plot, reminds us of the stakes of the season, and builds some fascinating bridges with what's to come in the galaxy far, far away."As for the finale, The Mandalorian season 3 episode 8 review comes in at 3 stars, with our review saying the final episode is "a surprisingly definitive ending that plays it safe." "'The Return,' though, is guilty of being too risk-averse, introducing intriguing ideas and instantly tossing them to one side. Moff Gideon's clones? Gone in an instant. How does Bo-Katan move on from not having the Darksaber? We never really find out. And what of the remnants of the Empire and the Shadow Council? A story for another day, perhaps. When even Axe Woves is unscathed from what should have been a suicide mission, that's a bit of a red flag."The Mandalorian season 3 cast(Image credit: Disney/Lucasfilm)Pedro Pascal was back as Din Djarin and Grogu was at his side. Moff Gideon actor Giancarlo Esposito also returned, while Carl Weathers was back as Greef Karga and also directed an episode.After The Mandalorian season 2 ending, Katee Sackhoff was back as Bo-Katan. Back to the Future's Christopher Lloyd also joined the line-up and was revealed in episode 6 to be playing Commissioner Helgait, head of security on Plazir-15. Jack Black and Lizzo also had roles in the same episode. Gina Carano's Cara Dune was written out of the show. This was addressed in The Mandalorian season 3 premiere, as well as the show's executive producers confirming her exit.The Mandalorian season 3 story so far(Image credit: Disney/Lucasfilm)The Mandalorian season 3 kicked off with

The Mandalorian season 3 is in full swing over on Disney Plus. This week's episode, directed by Bryce Dallas Howard, saw something a little different, however, with several A-listers making cameos in the Star Wars spin-off. Viewers had mixed feelings about them, though.Warning: spoilers for The Mandalorian season 3 episode 6 ahead!(Image credit: Lucasfilm)This week saw the arrival of the rulers of the planet Plazir-15: Captain Bombardier, played by Jack Black, and his wife, The Duchess, played by Lizzo. Christopher Lloyd also made an appearance as the head of security, Commissioner Helgait.You may likeStar Wars fans are sharing their favorite unbelievable canon cameos – and some of them are seriously deep-cutAndor season 2 showrunner Tony Gilroy breaks silence on the weird release schedule: "It's a Disney decision""Jack Black and Lizzo are the best part of the new Mandalorian episode," said one viewer. "Such a great episode, a classic funzzies police investigation plot, very good ending that moves the general plot a lot more and fucking Jack Black, Lizzo and Christopher Lloyd cameo ??? Amazing 10/10. [Bryce Dallas Howard] our queen," someone else enthused, while another echoed: "Jack Black and Lizzo playing a married couple in Star Wars is all I've ever needed in my life."However, some fans weren't so sure about the cameos. "Maybe it’s just me (probably) I LOVED JACK BLACK AND LIZZO IT WAS SO FUN TO SEE THEM HERE but it felt Marvel-ish and almost out of place," one viewer lamented. Others were even less enthusiastic, tweeting: "Moff Gideon is only going to appear in the final 2 episodes… Criminally underusing [Giancarlo Esposito] yet again… I don't want to see Lizzo and Jack Black in Eurovision outfits.""Mandalorian has totally lost its way, each episode is worse than the last one, really bad cameos (Jack Black/Lizzo & a

The Mandalorian is a live-action Star Wars television series by Lucasfilm. It premiered on Disney+ on November 12, 2019. It's the first Star Wars television series to be in live-action.The series will be followed up with a movie titled The Mandalorian & Grogu.Summary[]After the stories of Jango and Boba Fett, another warrior emerges in the Star Wars universe. The Mandalorian is set after the fall of the Galactic Empire and before the emergence of the First Order. We follow the travels of a lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of the galaxy far from the authority of the New Republic.[1]The series begins proper with the introduction of the Mandalorian, an enigmatic bounty hunter who is considered one of the best. After accepting a mysterious job from an unnamed client, the Mandalorian is hit with a moral dilemma when he learns that his bounty is a small defenseless infant. Now on the run, the Mandalorian must do everything he can to protect the Child even when he discovers that it itself hides a secret.The second season has the Mandalorian and the Child (revealed to be named Grogu) continue the search for more Jedi. They make further enemies in the wild untamed outer reaches of space and meet other warrior allies, such as Bo-Katan Kryze, Ahsoka Tano, and Boba Fett.The third season sees the Mandalorian and Grogu traveling to Mandalore in order for the Mandalorian to redeem himself for removing his helmet. After this is completed, they ally with Bo-Katan and rejoin other Mandalorians to retake Mandalore.Cast[]Pedro Pascal as Din Djarin/The MandalorianGina Carano as Cara DuneGiancarlo Esposito as Moff GideonCarl Weathers as Greef KargaEmily Swallow as The ArmorerOmid Abtahi as Dr. PershingNick Nolte as KuiilWerner Herzog as The ClientTaika Waititi as IG-11Bill Burr as Migs MayfeldMark Boone Junior as Ranzar MalkMing-Na Wen as Fennec ShandJake Cannavale as Toro CalicanNatalia Tena as Xi'anClancy Brown as BurgRichard Ayoade as Q9-0Ismael Cruz Cordova as QinTemuera Morrison as Boba FettMisty Rosas as "Frog Lady"John Cameron as "Frog Man"Katee Sackhoff as Bo-Katan KryzeHoratio Sanz as The MythrolTimothy Olyphant as Cobb VanthSasha Banks as Koska ReevesSimon Kassianides as Axe WovesKaty O'Brian as Elia KaneMark Hamill as EV-9D9 (uncredited) and Luke SkywalkerRosario Dawson as Ahsoka TanoMatthew Wood as Bib FortunaTim Meadows as Colonel TuttleAhmed Best as Kelleran BeqJack Black as Captain BombardierLizzo as The Duchess of Plazir-15Christopher Lloyd as Commissioner HelgaitMarti Matulis as VaneSteve Blum as the voice of Garazeb OrreliosProduction[]The series was announced by Disney CEO Robert Iger during a Disney quarterly earnings call on November 9, 2017. On May 10, 2018, Jon Favreau revealed during an interview with Anthony Carboni that he was halfway done with writing a season for the coming television series.[2] Favreau confirmed with Dan Casey of Nerdist that the show would take place seven years after the Battle of Yavin and feature all-new characters.[3] However, the series would instead end up being set nine years after the Battle of Yavin.On August 6, 2018, The New York Times reported on Disney+ and stated that