"So they encouraged it, but obviously, I did watch it because how could I not? So it’s somewhere in between."Īs for what she loves about the character, she added: "Her unbelievable bravery, spirit and swag, amidst all the challenge and heartache of everything going on." My character’s memory is already recorded," Bordizzo continues. "It’s just this kind of free prep that I never even had to do as an actor because it’s all been done for me. It’s almost like a memory book that’s what I feel Rebels is for me."
Obviously, that involved watching all of Star Wars Rebels.Īsked how important that series was, the actor says, "It was like, 'It’s obviously great if you watch the show,' but the live-action version is always going to be a completely new and fresh thing that has to find its own truth and not try to replicate what has been created, as much as we honor it and as much as we use it.
"And it was with Sarah Finn, so I assumed it was something to do with Marvel because she usually does Marvel." Bordizzo got the call that she had been cast while working with Jamie Foxx on Netflix's Day Shift, and it was then she started delving into the character's history. "I just knew it was a very elusive Jon Favreau-related project, and at this point, like most actors, for my own mental health, I sent off the tape and didn’t think about it again." "I had a scene from Top Gun to audition with, and I played this male pilot," she recalls. The latter will be played by Natasha Liu Bordizzo, and she recently reflected on her unique audition process while talking to The Hollywood Reporter.
While the focus of that show will obviously be Ahsoka Tano, various characters from the Disney XD series will appear, including Hera Syndulla, Chopper, and Sabine Wren. There was a time when it sounded like Star Wars Rebels was getting a sequel in the form of another animated TV series, but that's since become the live-action Ahsoka.
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