“It took the combined ingredients of idiocy, ineptitude, and total disengagement for this farce to have reached the full apex of
incredulous disaster.”
The sci-fi series has gained numerous popularity, while the main reason behind its popularity remains the spin-off Star Wars franchise. This is the fourth live-action series of the franchise and a prequel to both of the spin films. Andor is one of the best series that you can enjoy for sure. After the second season renewal, fans are all hyped about the upcoming season. Now let’s talk about the first season’s finale before talking about the filming issue Andor Season 2!
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The series timeline is set five years before the events of Rogue One and A New Hope, which follows the time of a Rebel Alliance forming in opposition to the Galactic Empire. Ferris has changed a great deal while we won’t go in deep. Since we are being nice informers, we won’t be serving major spoilers. One of the minor spoilers is the praise for Andor’s powerful use of stormtroopers. We can’t ignore the darkness that overshadows them forever! Let’s see what we get in the upcoming Andro Season 2! Keep scrolling to know more!
Has the filming for Andor Season 2 stopped?
Before we start digging further, let’s take a moment to thank Tony Gilroy for creating such a fabulous show. Let’s appreciate the cast, too, for its powerful performance. Now, back to the main issue. We have heard that Andor’s Season 2 filming issues. It seems like the filming hasn’t stopped or postponed. It has been cut short. This means the second season production has been wrapped up early.
If you all are deep into your thoughts to find the answer to why it has been cut short, allow us to ease the trouble. The only reason for Andor’s season 2 short live production is the writers’ and actors’ strikes going on in the industry. Since few of the cast members are part of SAG-AFTRA, while that’s depressing news for the fans, we have to see the impact of this action for the betterment of the industry. This isn’t the first time the strikes are happening; however, we do hope it’ll last longer than the previous one.
Tony Gilroy also shed light on his opinion on the strikes. Look, I mean, not to transition too hard, but that’s what’s going on right now with the labor problems in Hollywood. You have this massive community of creative people in all departments everywhere. They’ve spent their lives, and some of them are second and third generation, some of them are just brand new; whatever it is, they’ve all come there, and they’re all part of this thing. Sadly, we’re in the place right now where the unions are the people that are trying to preserve this industry, this amazing American industry that grew up this incredible system that we have.
And who’s trying to protect it? It’s left to the unions to try to protect this industry. That sense of community, I think, is the thing that will drive a successful conclusion to all this labor trouble.” Since not all the members are part of the strikes, it’s believed the show will continue as much as possible without the SAG-AFTRA members. Hopefully, common ground will be found, and we can enjoy the series as soon as possible.
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We all know Andor season 2 is going to be a blast, and this film issue will be solved quickly. Maybe we will get fewer episodes in the second installment, but we all can remain more hopeful for the third installment. Until the second season makes its entrance, let us know your thoughts in the comment section.