On May 8, 2025, Diego Luna appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show to discuss his journey as Cassian Andor in the Star Wars universe. Reflecting on his 11-year tenure, Luna expressed that it’s time to say goodbye to the galaxy far, far away. He shared that portraying Cassian Andor has been a significant part of his life, but he’s ready to move on to new challenges.
Luna emphasized that while Andor Season 2 will mark the end of his role, the Star Wars universe will continue to thrive with new stories and characters. He expressed gratitude for being part of such an iconic franchise and for the support from fans throughout his journey.
For fans eager to see Luna’s final performance as Cassian Andor, Andor Season 2 is currently streaming on Disney+. You can watch the entire interview above.
Andor Season 2: A Gritty Prelude to Rebellion
In its second and final season, Andor intensifies its portrayal of the nascent rebellion against the Galactic Empire, offering a dark, politically charged narrative that delves into themes of oppression, resistance, and sacrifice. Spanning four years leading up to the events of Rogue One, the series continues to follow Cassian Andor’s transformation from a disillusioned drifter into a committed revolutionary.
The season’s narrative is structured into four three-episode arcs, each representing a pivotal year in Cassian’s journey. This format allows for a deep exploration of character development and the escalating tensions within the galaxy. Key plotlines include the depiction of the Ghorman Massacre, a state-orchestrated atrocity that serves as a catalyst for Mon Mothma’s impassioned Senate speech, publicly denouncing the Empire’s actions as genocide . This moment underscores the show’s commitment to addressing complex political themes within the Star Wars universe.