- "For all the fat, bald guys that couldn't find a good star wars cosplay..... You're welcome. Thank you to Luke Hull and Tony Gilroy for making me an actual star wars character."
- ―Barry Gingell on Twitter
Barry Gingell worked as a graphic designer on the television series Andor.[1] In addition, the hologram of Anto Kreegyr in the episode "Daughter of Ferrix"[3] was modeled on him.[2] Gingell was dressed up by the show's costume designer and wore three layers of coats for the "part", before being scanned. His image was digitally altered in post production to make him look a little more heavyset, and his eyebrows were reduced.[4]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1
Andor — "Kassa"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1
Barry Gingell (@BazatronPrime) on Twitter (post on November 17, 2022): "For all the fat, bald guys that couldn't find a good star wars cosplay..... You're welcome. Thank you to Luke Hull and Tony Gilroy for making me an actual star wars character." (backup link)
- ↑ Andor — "Daughter of Ferrix"
- ↑
Barry Gingell (@BazatronPrime) on Twitter (post on November 17, 2022): "Yeah buddy. It was a very cool present from my bosses. I was dressed by our fantastic costume designer and scanned by the digital guys. I think they reduced my eyebrows and padded me out a bit to be honest. But I was wearing three coats!" (backup link)
External links[]
- Barry Gingell at the Internet Movie Database
- Barry Gingell (@bazatronprime) on Twitter (backup link)
