The Mandalorian Stunt Double Brendan Wayne Teases Whats To Come In Season 3

A recent in-depth interview with Brendan Wayne, one of three actors who bring the titular hero of The Mandalorian to life, has hinted at what audiences can expect from the back half of the third season.



Talking to the Star Wars Sessions podcast (hat tip r/StarWarsLeaks), Brendan Wayne discussed a number of key points about what's in store for viewers with the remaining four episodes. For starters, the fifth episode of the third season of The Mandalorian will be taking a slightly different approach from previous ones, as Wayne explained that the series will be exploring a different sort of genre for its next chapter:

And as far as the episodes ahead go, Wayne explained that his favorite in the season hasn't aired yet, and he also hyped up the finale:

Shifting the focus to directors, Wayne singled out his excitement to work with Bryce Dallas Howard once again, recounting a personal tale of how much the character of the Mandalorian means to him and his fellow actors in the role (Pedro Pascal and Lateef Crowder), and how she was able to help him stay on target even during a bad day:

He was also impressed by how first-time Star Wars director Lee Isaac Chung was able to go from working on independent films to a bigger-budget production like The Mandalorian:

When asked about one of his favorite scenes, Wayne gave a spoiler-free overview of what he liked about an upcoming scene between Bo-Katan Kryze and Din Djarin:

Wayne also revealed that George Lucas continued his trend of set visits for each season of The Mandalorian with this latest batch of episodes:

When talking about the future, Wayne explained that he has an idea of what the fourth season of The Mandalorian is going to look like narratively, while he also noted that samurai and wuxia films were a distinct inspiration for the Ahsoka series:

Lastly, Wayne had some interesting words to say about Boba Fett, which some might interpret as a tease for his possible return in The Mandalorian season 3:

As mentioned earlier, you can find Brendan Wayne's musings in the interview in the full podcast.



Star Wars: The Mandalorian season 3 has four episodes left, with new episodes airing on Wednesdays on Disney Plus. Both of the previously released seasons of the show, alongside the spin-off Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett, are available to watch exclusively on the streaming service.



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