Get ready, Star Wars fans! The highly-anticipated film, The Mandalorian & Grogu, is gearing up for production sooner than expected. According to Collider, the cameras are set to start rolling in June 2024, under the skilled direction of Jon Favreau, the co-creator of the original series.
Contrary to expectations of Season 4 of The Mandalorian, this surprise Star Wars movie is taking the spotlight. A close source to the production has confirmed to Collider that the film is eyeing a June start date. Pre-production activities have been in full swing over the past few months, building anticipation for the summer kick-off. However, as with any production, schedules are subject to change.
The upcoming film, both written and directed by Jon Favreau, will bring back Pedro Pascal as the voice of Din Djarin, the central character of The Mandalorian. Fans can also look forward to the return of Grogu, the adorable “foundling” who captured hearts since the show’s first episode.
Our excitement levels are off the charts as the Star Wars universe expands with this cinematic venture. The blend of Favreau’s vision and Pascal’s portrayal promises an unforgettable journey for fans. As we eagerly await the movie’s release, let’s mark our calendars for June 2024 when the cameras start rolling on the set of The Mandalorian & Grogu.
For an exclusive preview of what’s to come, check out our roundtable discussion with Jon Favreau from last year, where he provides insights into the third season of The Mandalorian. Listen in for a taste of the excitement building up in the Star Wars galaxy.
