Andor creator Tony Gilroy discusses the show's biggest cliffhanger in season 2 and how it was intentionally left unresolved.

Only time will tell if Bratt is able to break out of Jimmy Smits' shadow as Bail Organa. However, "Andor" hasn't let us down yet, so he deserves the chance to show everyone what he's capable of.

Tony Gilroy's pitch for Andor Season 2 has been revealed, and it's proof that he had full creative control over the beloved ...

It was known that old characters would be showing up – and the latest to make their return is Senator Bail Organa, a member of the Rebellion, who first appeared in 2002 film Attack of the Clones.

En route to the VIP experience, they ran into Mon’s colleague, Senator Bail Organa. Since the 2002 prequel trilogy entry Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, Bail had been played by ...

Episode 9 of Andor season 2 delivers a highly anticipated moment to the screen, one that both audiences and O'Reilly, who has been portraying Mon Mothma for 20 years now, have been waiting for.

As Organa's team implodes from betrayal, Andor races to get Mon Mothma to Yavin. Using his fake Mid-Rim News credentials, Cassian sneaks his way to Mon, though not before acquiring help from Erskin.

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Midway through Episode 6 of Season 2 (now streaming on Disney+), Senator Mon Mothma (played by Genevieve O’Reilly) and her husband Perrin (Alastair Mackenzie) got gussied up to tour the art collection ...

It was known that old characters would be showing up – and the latest to make their return is Senator Bail Organa, a member of the Rebellion, who first appeared in 2002 film Attack of the Clones.

She decides, along with Bail Organa (Benjamin Bratt), that it's time to publicly decry the Empire and their actions on the floor of the Senate. They make a plan, in which Bail will yield the floor to ...