Dan Gilroy will pen the script from an earlier draft by Eric Warren Singer, with Dylan Clark producing the Universal feature.

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DEADLINE: You come out of the strike. What state is the show in?

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O ne of the things that makes the Star Wars galaxy so appealing is the alien creatures that populate it. While humans are ...

Writer, director and showrunner Tony Gilroy joins us to talk about the new season of Andor and what makes the show so ...

In the interview, and for anyone who has actually seen Andor, its focus has been less space wizards with glowing swords, and ...

Tony Gilroy explains why Alan Tudyk's character is "troublesome" from a story perspective, but assures his eventual performance in the show is "spectacular." ...

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"I spent the first year, even when I was in London pre-COVID, I began to have just the worst buyer's remorse," Gilroy told ...