THE MANDALORIAN: New Behind The Scenes Photos From Taika Waititi's Season Finale Released

THE MANDALORIAN: New Behind The Scenes Photos From Taika Waititi's Season Finale Released THE MANDALORIAN: New Behind The Scenes Photos From Taika Waititi's Season Finale Released

Thor: Love and Thunder director Taika Waititi helmed the season finale of The Mandalorian, and some incredible new behind the scenes photos have now been released showing key moments from the episode...

By JoshWilding - Jun 22, 2020 12:06 PM EST
Filed Under: The Mandalorian
Source: The Hollywood Reporter

Taika Waititi directed the season finale of The Mandalorian, and The Hollywood Reporter has now shared some must-see behind the scenes photos from the episode (unfortunately, they're copyrighted, but can be found by following the link in the Tweet below). 

The Thor: Ragnarok director took his time with Baby Yoda very seriously while working on the Disney+ series and admitted that he would often hold The Child while taking breaks between shooting scenes. "He reminded me so much of my babies when they were 6 months old. I couldn't help it, I had to hold it in the same way. It would be pretty heartless not to."

In the same interview, Jon Favreau talked about what makes The Mandalorian so special, and explained the importance of keeping the fans in mind while working in a Galaxy Far, Far Away. 

"The fact of the matter is, as much as we love working on Star Wars, we love even more making Star Wars for other people," the executive producer explains. "And when other people are excited by it, dig what we're doing and are appreciative, that's as good as it gets for us."

It's clear that the team working on The Mandalorian knows what makes the Star Wars franchise work, and with Waititi now working on a movie for Lucasfilm, that's very good news indeed. 
 

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NinnesMBC
NinnesMBC - 6/22/2020, 12:49 PM
Baby Yoda must be protected.
dracula
dracula - 6/22/2020, 2:39 PM
@NinnesMBC - even if we have to disintegrate all porgs to do it
Spock0Clock
Spock0Clock - 6/22/2020, 11:30 PM
@dracula -

dracula
dracula - 6/22/2020, 11:59 PM
@Spock0Clock -
globaltravels
globaltravels - 6/22/2020, 2:14 PM
Just reading Favreau’s comments on the fandom... it’s light and day difference between what he wants and what Kathleen Kennedy wants. He is all about the love of Star Wars and making things he thinks the fans will love. She’s all about using this popular brand to push her [frick]ing sjw agenda. Ruin Johnson, Jar Jar Abraham’s and her completely destroyed the sequel trilogy in their question for wokeness and subverting expectations. Their goal was to split the fandom, incite emotions, anger, hate... all Jon Favreau wants to do is making cool Star Wars shit for everybody.
Spock0Clock
Spock0Clock - 6/22/2020, 11:22 PM
@globaltravels -



There are definitely legitimate structural criticisms of the new trilogy, and people are free to have a bitch fit about politics if that's what their favorite Youtubers want them to do, but it still feels like a dumb take to me.

George Lucas' original thrust for the series certainly included its share of cultural and generational politics. The entire series is built around a stodgy government full of white-shirt racists that is literally ruled by hate, and how a bunch of new-age kids can defeat it with the power of believing-in-themselves and allyship with weird-looking oppressed aliens. In the wake of the Vietnam War and Nixon, that shit was razor sharp lefty boomer cultural commentary. Or at least, it was meant to be (in addition to being a whiz-bang sci-fi story).

Star Wars has always been a thesis on right and wrong, good and evil, and (because opinions differ on what that means) as a result it has always been a tool to push an agenda.
Spock0Clock
Spock0Clock - 6/22/2020, 11:46 PM
...when asked if Emperor Palpatine was a Jedi during a 1981 story conference, Lucas responded, “No, he was a politician. Richard M. Nixon was his name. He subverted the senate and finally took over and became an imperial guy and he was really evil. But he pretended to be a really nice guy.”

In a 2005 interview published in the Chicago Tribune, Lucas said he originally conceived “Star Wars” as a reaction to Nixon’s presidency. “It was really about the Vietnam War, and that was the period where Nixon was trying to run for a [second] term, which got me to thinking historically about how do democracies get turned into dictatorships? Because the democracies aren’t overthrown; they’re given away.”

Imagine the shit-fit online if Kathleen Kennedy had flat out said Snoke was Donald Trump. Hell, Feige probably won't touch Mojo for a few years because (even if he adapts the material from the comics word for word) you know Fox News and conservatives will see a bloated yellow tyrant slug obsessed with ratings and reality TV as a partisan political message. (And at this point, it's hard to argue it's not.)
Kumkani
Kumkani - 6/22/2020, 2:18 PM
Appropriate Father's Day picture
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