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"The Daughters of Ferrix require your assistance in matters of grave importance."
―Brasso to B2EMO[3]

"Daughter of Ferrix" is the eleventh episode of the first season of Andor. The episode is directed by Benjamin Caron and written by Tony Gilroy.[1]

Official description[]

A fugitive once more, Cassian must make his next move before it is too late.

Expanded description[]

Once again on the run, Cassian plans his next move, hoping to get back to Ferrix before it is too late.

Plot summary[]

Escaping Narkina 5[]

On Narkina 5, Cassian Jeron Andor and fellow escaped prisoner Ruescott Melshi have climbed high up a cliff and are struggling to keep their grip while hiding from a TIE reaper patrol, waiting for it to leave. Elsewhere on Ferrix, Andor's adoptive mother Maarva Andor has passed away. Brasso speaks with a despondent B2EMO, who is grieving his master's death. The droid watches as Brasso, Jezzi, and others carry her wrapped remains outside. Cinta Kaz is among the townspeople observing the procession while Imperial Security Bureau (ISB) Attendant Corv, disguised as a civilian, watches at a distance from inside the bar.

With the Imperial craft gone, Andor and Melshi have scaled the cliff and spotted a quad jumper parked next to a nearby lake. The fugitives also notice the vehicle's owners, a pair of fishers, talking amongst themselves in Narkinian. They attempt to steal the ship but are caught when they trigger a net trap. Meanwhile, Captain Vanis Tigo informs Supervisor Dedra Meero about Maarva's death and local plans to hold a funeral procession as she was a prominent local figure. Meero commands the local Imperial officers to provide the locals with a permit for the event. Corv tells Meero that the funeral will occur in two days' time, explaining that this is the time it takes to perform the Ferrix custom of cremating the deceased's ashes and storing them as a brick.

Back on Narkina 5, the escapees' new captors, Dewi Pamular and Freedi Pamular, toy with the prospect of collecting a thousand credits bounty on each of them. Dewi, a Keredian, speaks to the men in Basic, lamenting how the Empire's prisons have ruined their planet's water, killed the squigglies, and made food scarcer. Andor and Melshi retort that they are not to blame. Speaking Narkinian, Freedi expresses interest in the bounty on the prisoners. Dewi has a change of heart and releases the two humans from the nets, deciding to aid them in their quest for freedom. The Keredian asks where they are proposing to run; Andor says Niamos. All four depart the planet on the aliens' quad jumper.

Maarva's passing[]

Meanwhile, on Coruscant, Vel Sartha visits Luthen Rael's Galactic Antiquities and Objects of Interest. Kleya Marki is unhappy that Sartha has broken protocol and refuses to divulge Rael's whereabouts. Sartha replies that she will be leaving Coruscant tomorrow. Sartha tells Marki that she has come to bring news about Maarva's death and funeral preparations. Marki agrees to let Rael know.

On Ferrix, Kaz and ISB Attendant Corv observe Brasso walking with B2EMO. Corv tells his contacts over the comlink that he wants information on the "big target"'s whereabouts. Back at the Andor family home, Brasso and B2EMO discuss attending Maarva's funeral service. Brasso insists that the droid come along since he is part of the family.

Meanwhile, Bix Caleen reflects on her interrogation and torture at the hands of Dr. Gorst. Merzin Keysax escorts her out of her cell into an interrogation chamber with Attendant Corv and Prefect Vanis Tigo. Corv asks her if Anto Kreegyr was the man who introduced her to Cassian Andor. He warns that if she doesn't cooperate he will bring Dr. Gorst again. Caleen remains silent but struggles to hide her emotions.

Mothma's secret struggle[]

At the Chandrilan Embassy on Coruscant, Mothma and Sartha watch Leida Mothma participating in a courtship ritual that involves chanting a vow. There are several Chandrilan girls dressed in blue and an elder. Mothma tells Sartha that Leida is supportive of the custom, which Vel considers archaic, and is doing it with the approval of her husband Perrin Fertha. Mothma explains that Leida was the one who found the elder.

Later that night, Mothma tells Sartha about her plans to channel funds to Luthen by setting up multiple accounts. Mothma explains that a Chandrilan banker Tay Kolma warned her a few months earlier that the Empire would be scrutinizing Chandrilan accounts. She transferred the money into the main account. However, there was one empty ledger at the end of the line that was off balance. She says that it was so obscure that she didn't know what to do so she sought help from Luthen Rael.

Sartha asks Mothma if she trusts Tay Kolma. Following the Aldhani heist, Mothma explains that all the funds were frozen. She thought Kolma could help her fill in the missing funds but he discovered she was in much more trouble. When questioned by Sartha, Mothma admits that 400,000 credits are missing. Mothma fears that the Imperial authorities will be investigating soon and admits that Rael is unaware of the full situation. Sartha and Mothma agree that the financial hole cannot be exposed. Mothma tells Sartha that she has found a solution. They are joined by Leida, who has finished the courtship ritual. Leida is surprised and delighted to see her aunt here and the two embrace.

Syril's hope[]

Elsewhere on a Coruscant, Syril Karn chats with his former Preox-Morlana colleague Sergeant Linus Mosk via video conference. Karn's mother Eedy Karn is watching in the background. Mosk is on duty on Morlana One and brings news that Andor's mother Maarva has passed away. He thinks Andor might show up at the funeral. Karn wants more information but the transmission terminates. Eedy makes a snide remark about her son's former triumph being vanquished.

Hard choices[]

Meanwhile on Niamos, Andor retrieves a case containing a blaster and Nemik's manifesto from a hotel room while an alien sleeps. Elsewhere on Segra Milo, Luthen Rael approaches Saw Gerrera's base. Two Tubes orders the sentries to search him. Rael insists on bringing his blaster. He finds Gerrera willing to support Anto Kreegyr's group in the raid on Spellhaus on his own terms. Rael warns Gerrera that the ISB knows Kreegyr's plan and not to join in the raid.

When Gerrera asks Rael about his source, he refuses to divulge. Gerrera realizes that Kreegyr is unaware of the trap and asks Rael how he knows he won't tell him. Gerrera is shocked that Rael is willing to sacrifice Kreegyr. He asks if Rael is working for the ISB or if he is protecting someone on the inside. Rael is evasive and says he is a good listener. Rael admits he is willing to sacrifice Kreegyr, which prompts Gerrera to ask if he can trust him. Rael says his contact with Kreegyr is minimal and limited to passing supplies.

Rael tells Gerrera that he can make the decision to warn Kreegyr. He warns that warning Kreegyr will mean throwing away a source they have spent years cultivating. Saw says Rael has people everywhere and asks if he has spies within the ISB or his Partisans. Rael tells Gerrera to consider his choices but Gerrera demands to know who the spy is. Rael claims that the spy is Tubes, who protests his innocence. Tubes charges at Rael and Gerrera but Rael grabs his blaster and points it at Gerrera.

Tubes backs away and Gerrera demands to know what game Rael is playing. Rael tells Gerrera to sacrifice Kreegyr in order to mislead the ISB into thinking that they are invincible. This will give the rebels a clear playing field. Warning Kreegyr will lead the ISB to be more vigilant about spies within their ranks. Rael says that if he were working for the ISB he would have allowed Gerrera to walk into a trap. Gerrera reluctantly agrees to sacrifice Kreegyr for the war.

Rael's escape[]

On Coruscant, Karn unlocks the safe and retrieves something. Later, Rael updates Marki about his successful sale with Gerrera. Marki advises him to come home and tells him that they are involved in intricate negotiations about the sale of a valuable object. She believes his presence will aid their negotiations. Rael says that they need their piece and without it they would have to close the shop. Marki replies that it is a crowded market, prompting Rael to warn her about the consequences of losing that piece to another collector. Marki replies she is preparing for every outcome.

However, Rael terminates the transmission due to an approaching Imperial ship from the Segra-Milo Imperial patrol. They ask Rael's Fondor Haulcraft for identification. The ship's droid transmits an Alderaanian transponder ID and identifies the pursuing ship as a Cantwell-class Arrestor Cruiser. The Imperial captain Elk orders his ship's tractor beam projector to haul Rael's haulcraft. He also orders his crew to prepare a boarding party. Rael gets the Fondor droid to prepare the ship's engines for escape.

After he breaks away, Rael gets the Fondor Droid to fire the ship's countermeasures, which consists of projectiles that damage the main disc of the Imperial cruiser. The captain is shocked while a naval crew reports that the tractor beam is failing. The captain dispatches a flight of TIE fighters and a TIE Boarding Craft after Rael's haulcraft. Rael destroys two fighters with laser cannons before destroying the two remaining ones with a laser ray. The Fondor droid completes the hyperspace calculation and jumps into hyperspace, leaving the Imperials behind.

Grief and separation[]

On Niamos, Andor contacts Xanwan and tells him to tell Maarva that he is okay. Xanwan tells Andor that his mother is dead. Andor is devastated by the news and stands in silence at the transmitter on the resort world. He speaks with Melshi but claims everything is okay. Melshi asks how many of them made it out alive and is determined to tell their story. He proposes that they split up in order to improve their chances of survival. Andor passes Melshi a blaster before shaking hands and patting him on the shoulder. Andor watches the ocean waves and the setting sun in sadness.

Credits[]

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Cast Uncredited cast Crew Uncredited crew Special thanks

Cast

Crew

  • Directed by – Benjamin Caron[3]
  • Written by – Tony Gilroy[3]
  • Created by – Tony Gilroy[3][3]
  • Based on Star Wars by – George Lucas[3]
  • Executive Producers – Sanne Wohlenberg, Tony Gilroy, Kathleen Kennedy, Diego Luna, Michelle Rejwan[3]
  • Director of Photography – Damián García[3]
  • Production Designer – Luke Hull[3]
  • Editor – Yan Miles, (ACE)[3]
  • Music by – Nicholas Britell[3]
  • Casting by – Nina Gold, Martin Ware[3]
  • Producers – Kate Hazell, David Meanti[3]
  • Co-Producers – John Gilroy, Michael Garcia, John Hampian[3]
  • Visual Effects Supervisor – Mohen Leo[3]
  • Visual Effects Producer – TJ Falls[3]
  • First Assistant Director – Finn McGrath[3]
  • Costume Designer – Michael Wilkinson[3]
  • Hair & Makeup Designer – Emma Scott[3]
  • Associate Producer – Ally O'Leary[3]
  • Consulting Producer – Stephen Schiff[3]
  • Stunt Performers – Michael Byrch, Nick Chopping, David Collom, Danny Freitas, Tom Hatt, Elliot Hawkes, Ryan Palmer, Harvey Taylor[3]
  • Stunt Department Coordinator – Emma Ennis[3]
  • Head Stunt Riggers – Kevin Lyons, Grant Wiesinger[3]
  • Stunt Riggers – Mark Godleman, Scott Hillier, Johnny Waugh[3]
  • B2EMO Performers – Dave Chapman, Matthew Denton, Joshua Lee[3]
  • CFX Movement Coordinator – Derek Arnold[3]
  • Puppeteers – Derek Arnold, Liam Cook, Damian Farrell, Matthew Lyons, Dilu Miah, Mike Quinn, Claire Roi Harvey, Ali Sarebani, Arti Shah, Kiran Shah, Benedict Stewardson, Ian Whyte[3]
  • Unit Production Manager – Lulu Morgan[3]
  • Production Supervisor – Laura Hunter[3]
  • Production Coordinator – Caroline Houghton[3]
  • Assistant Production Coordinator – James Hunter[3]
  • Travel Coordinator – Josephina van Leeuwen[3]
  • Production Secretary – Darcey Milne[3]
  • Assistant Production Secretary – Katie Cruci[3]
  • Production Assistants – Ben Sharp, Shefali Parmar[3]
  • Executive Assistant to Tony Gilroy & Sanne Wohlenberg – Suzi Wilson[3]
  • Assistants to Kathleen Kennedy – Kimiko Fox, Athena Sammy[3]
  • Assistant to Benjamin Caron – George Graham[3]
  • Tandem Unit Production Supervisor – Lorraine Edwards[3]
  • Tandem Unit Production Coordinator – Victorine Tamafo[3]
  • Tandem Unit Production Secretary – Victoria Griffin[3]
  • Tandem Unit Production Assistant – Reece Broughton[3]
  • Production Accountant – Ben Rackley[3]
  • Second Unit Accountant – Joan Lambe[3]
  • First Assistant Accountant – Harmeek Singh Saandal[3]
  • Assistant Accountant/Lead AP – Kerry Heanue[3]
  • Second Assistant AP – Jacqueline Crockett[3]
  • Accounts Assistants – Ronveer Hayer, Chris Heanue, Nathaniel McCarthy, Hugo Cantrell[3]
  • Payroll Accountants – Amber Aitken, Kamilla Billing[3]
  • Assistant Payroll Accountant – Chiren Aujla[3]
  • Payroll Assistant – Kirsten Bickers[3]
  • P-Card Cashier – Kieran Crichlow[3]
  • Accounts Trainees – Devina Aujla, Kirsten Bickers, Jessica Boyne, Isabel McGovern[3][3]
  • Post Production Accounting – Reel Figures LTD.[3]
  • Post Production Accountant – Dougal Cadiou[3]
  • First Assistant Accountant – Tracy Parsons[3]
  • Assistant Post Accountant – Sian Stephenson[3]
  • Second Assistant Director – Lynsey Muir[3]
  • Floor Second Assistant Director – Grant Butler[3]
  • Crowd Second Assistant Director – Dan Cox[3]
  • Crowd Co-Second Assistant Director – Claire Frayn[3]
  • Crowd Third Assistant Director – Simon White[3]
  • Set Production Assistants – Simone Dawkins, Freddie Lovett, Ella Stephenson[3]
  • Base Production Assistant – Ella Wood[3]
  • Cast Production Assistants – Daniela de Osma, Paula Kunstler[3]
  • BFI Set Production Assistant – Elisha McNally[3]
  • Key Crowd Production Assistant – Sean Seymour[3]
  • Crowd Production Assistants – Ross McGowan, Riccardo Melis, Joe Willis[3]
  • Tandem Unit Third Assistant Director – Nathan Foote[3]
  • Tandem Unit Base Production Assistant – Ruby Victor[3]
  • Tandem Unit Set Production Assistants – Duncan Bradley, James Hood[3]
  • Stand Ins – Steven Morphew, Kya Garwood[3]
  • UK Casting Assistant – Sacha Garrett[3]
  • Script Supervisor – Angelica Pressello[3]
  • Vocal Coach – Marina Tyndall[3]
  • BFI Continuity Trainee – Brioni Farren[3]
  • Tandem Unit Continuity Trainee – Andreea Grigoras[3]
  • Script Editor – David Girvan[3]
  • Sides Production Assistant – Avgerinos Karadimas[3]
  • Tandem Unit Sides Production Assistant – Tom Duthie[3]
  • Unit Publicist – Claudia Kalindjian[3]
  • Unit Stills Photographer – Des Willie[3]
  • Assistant Unit Publicist – Anushka Ayaru[3]
  • BTS Camera Operator – Hannah Mitchell[3]
  • Star Wars Lore Advisor – Pablo Hidalgo[3]
  • Supervising Art Director – Toby Britton[3]
  • Senior Art Director – Su Whitaker[3]
  • Art Directors – Andrea Borland, Claire Fleming[3]
  • Action Vehicles Art Director – Richard Campling[3]
  • Assistant Art Directors – John Adkins, Cheuk Hang Chapman Kan, Kate Hunter, Charlie King, Triin Valvas[3]
  • Model Maker – Alex Hutchings[3]
  • Draughtspersons – Luke Dass, Jasmine Lean, Lotta Wolgers, Andy Young[3]
  • Junior Draughtspersons – Jimmy Davies, Lara Humphreys, Rebecca Lewis[3]
  • Standby Art Director – Jo Ridler[3]
  • Lead Graphics Designer – Dom Sikking[3]
  • Graphics Designers – Barry Gingell, Matthew Hindle[3]
  • Graphics Artist – Elle McKee[3]
  • Finishing Painters – Will Bianchi, Tommy Miles[3]
  • Scenic Painter – David Packard[3]
  • Art Coordinator – Hannah Meredith-Smith[3]
  • Art Department Assistants – Tim Adams, Aruna Kerek[3]
  • Art Department Production Assistant – Joy Blumenthal[3]
  • Concept Artists – Chester Carr, Gordan Champ, Giorgio Grecu, Scott McInnes, Peter McKinstry[3]
  • Supervising Digital Asset Manager – Kyle Wetton[3]
  • Digital Asset Manager – Toby Wheeler[3]
  • Computer Graphics Design & Animation by – Blind LTD.[3]
  • Computer Graphics Supervisor – Andrew Booth[3]
  • Computer Graphics Producer – Helen Baker[3]
  • Lead Screen Graphics Designer – Shaun Yue[3]
  • Screen Graphics Designers – Charlie Middleton, Mungo Horey[3]
  • Set Decorator – Rebecca Alleway[3]
  • Senior Production Buyer – Corina Floyd[3]
  • Senior Assistant Set Decorators – Netty Chapman, Prue Howard[3]
  • Assistant Set Decorators – Chloe James, Samantha Redwood, Ellie Shanks[3]
  • Junior Assistant Set Decorator – Chloe Taylor[3]
  • Buyer – Helen Player[3]
  • Assistant Buyers – Helen Brake, Helen McCarthy[3]
  • Petty Cash Buyer – Monica Casey[3]
  • Department Coordinator – Eleanor Bailey[3]
  • Junior Concept Artist – Laura McDonald[3]
  • Set Dec Runner – Alex Floyd[3]
  • Set Dec Art Director – Darren Tubby[3]
  • Art Director – Richard Hardy[3]
  • Assistant Art Director – Solomon Honey[3]
  • Senior Draughtsperson – Kate Pickthall[3]
  • Draughtsperson – Anna Czerniavska[3]
  • Junior Draughtspersons – Ben Andrews, Chris Straessle[3]
  • Concept Artists – Peter Day, Keith Seymour[3]
  • Researcher – Nicola Barnes[3]
  • Drapesmaster – Chris Lewry[3]
  • Drapesmen – Daniel Lewry, Alex Lewry[3]
  • Supervising Set Dec Carpenter – Tom O'Neill[3]
  • Set Dec Chargehand Carpenter – Josh O'Neill[3]
  • Set Dec Carpenters – Joey Alley, James Bede, Nick Billam Smith, Joe Cox, Marcus Ehren, Luke Sargent[3]
  • Supervising Set Dec Painter – Craig Hawtree[3]
  • Set Dec Chargehand Painter – Robert West[3]
  • Set Dec Location Chargehand Painter – Dean Lancaster[3]
  • Set Dec Painters – Alice Bolt, Christabelle Cant, Bobby Dean, Richard Derbyshire, Kallum Hall, Jamie Hall, Megan Harrison, Richard Lancaster, Adam Maher-Middleton, Elizabeth Poppy West[3]

Visual Effects Crew

  • VFX Associate Producer – James Yeoman[3]
  • VFX Coordinators – Cecy Falls, Ali Pak, Zoë Medcraft[3]
  • VFX Assistant Coordinator – Ashley Wild[3]
  • VFX Lead Data Wrangler – Ed Price[3]
  • VFX Data Wrangler – Simon Chiu[3]
  • VFX Assistant Data Wrangler – Louis Martin[3]
  • VFX Production Assistants – Katie Watling, Alex Payne, Zofia Halaczek, Tehreem Faisal, Tosin Ogunleye[3]
  • In-House VFX Supervisor – Marc Hutchings[3]
  • In-House VFX Coordinator – Hannah Starkins[3]
  • VFX Supervisor - Tandem Unit – Felix Pomeranz[3]
  • VFX Lead Data Wrangler - Tandem Unit – Jack George[3]
  • VFX Compositors – Andrey Polezhayev, Paolo D'Arco, Matt Foster, Luke Butler, Will Jones, David Ross, Karolina Jeromin, Christopher Fernandes[3]
  • Visual Effects by – Industrial Light & Magic a Lucasfilm Ltd. Company[3]
  • ILM Visual Effects Supervisor – Scott Pritchard[3]
  • ILM Visual Effects Producer – Duncan Ramsay[3]
  • ILM Executive VFX Producers – Stefan Drury, Adele Jones-Venables[3]
  • ILM Associate Producer – Siobhan Condon[3]
  • ILM Compositing Supervisors – Charmaine Chan, Ryan B. Clarke[3]
  • ILM Associate Production Managers – Kat Turner, Luigi Pisciotta, Yegor Tesler[3]
  • ILM Additional Visual Effects Supervisor – David Seager[3]
  • ILM Associate Visual Effects Supervisor – Gavin Harrison[3]
  • ILM CG Supervisors – Laurent Hugueniot, Patrik Marek[3]
  • ILM Environments Supervisors – Guy Williams, Pedro Santos[3]
  • Prop Master – Martyn Doust[3]
  • Assistant Prop Master – Martin Christopher[3]
  • Storeman – Colin Merchant[3]
  • Handprops/Weapons Supervisor – Jon Wallace[3]
  • Props Coordinator/Buyer – Jeff Clarke[3]
  • Props Concept Artist – James Weeldon[3]
  • Props Junior Buyer – Rachael Carvill[3]
  • Supervising Standby Props – Tom Shrim[3]
  • Second Standby Props – Xavier Swinton-Byrne[3]
  • Supervising Standby Weapons – Rob Judd[3]
  • Second Standby Weapons – Jack Christopher[3]
  • Assistant Storewoman – Abigail Dilbey[3]
  • Stores Yardman – John Dempster[3]
  • Prop Trainees – Robert Hainsworth, Harry Newman[3]
  • Assistant Hand Props Storeman – Joe Reaney[3]
  • Workshop Trainee Props – Rachel Cash[3]
  • Workshop Dressing Props – Kat Lee[3]
  • Tandem Unit Supervising Standby Props – Jonathan Evans[3]
  • Tandem Unit Second Standby Props – Paul Briggs[3]
  • Tandem Unit Supervising Standby Weapons – Caterina Vanzi[3]
  • Tandem Unit Second Standby Weapons – Katie Jo Watson[3]
  • Dressing Props Supervisor – Silas Williams[3]
  • Chargehand Dressing Props – Rory Armstrong, Phil Cane, Ben Green, David Hynes, Colin Le Gendre, Wes Peppiatt, Tim Roberts, Steve Westley[3]
  • Dressing Props – Jordan Alleyne, Chris Beaumont, Clea Beccucci, Tom Belton, Wayne Bentley, Michael Betts, Louis Boon, Kai Burnett, Renato Cavallaro, Matt Chisholm, Ryan Dyer, Sam Farr, Tom Gibbs, Jake Hovell, Gavin Leeman, Danny Morris, James O'Brien, Alan Paige, Huw Pearce, Richard Peston, Mike Porter, Andy Skipsey, Ollie Tiong, Manu Vilaseca Vaya, Pete Watson, Andrew Webber, Jim Webster, Paul Whale, Jason Williams, Buddie Wilkinson, Simon Wilkinson, Gabriel Wilkinson, Andrew Paul Wilson[3]
  • Junior Dressing Props – Alex Monro Pruett, Dan Valentine[3]
  • Trainee Dressing Props – Sam Glen, Joe le Gendre, James Grearley[3]
  • HOD Props & Set Dec Manufacturing – Tim Wildgoose[3]
  • Props Manufacturing Coordinator – Mark Lobatto[3]
  • Props Manufacturing Assistant Coordinator – Camille Raoult[3]
  • Digital Modellers – Nayda Venizelos, Tara Barzetovic[3]
  • Supervising Modeller – Martin Campbell[3]
  • Senior Prop Modeller – Graham Bowen[3]
  • Advanced Prop Modellers – James Aubrey Britton, David Farrow, Thomas Hughes, Helen Lake, Jayne O'Hanlan, Miguel Quina, Hannah Treharne, Paula Vine, James Woodcock[3]
  • Props Modellers – Jason Larcombe, Caspar Phillips, Tim Pratt[3]
  • Props Painters – Clemency Bunn, Bobbie Dutton, Gabriella Franchetti, Kyli Johnson[3]
  • Junior Modellers – Joe Browning, Tanya Irons, Claudia Sawyer[3]
  • Set Dec Supervising Modellers – Faye Ruddick, Will Sumpter[3]
  • Set Dec Supervising Mouldmaker – Greg Davey[3]
  • Set Dec Workshop Storeman – David Sillery[3]
  • Set Dec Senior Modellers – Billy Noonan, Matt Street[3]
  • Set Dec Advanced Prop Modellers – Wasili Angelopoulos, Colin Armitage, Pete Fielding, Holly Martin, Mark Yeo[3]
  • Set Dec Prop Modellers – Mitchell Chamberlain, Alex Lloyd, Sophie Dyer Bartlett, Justine Marshall, Jessica Martin, Adam McGee-Abe, Victoria Pearce, Luisa Toledo, Ian Tsang[3]
  • Set Dec Mouldmakers – Adrian Brady, Ben Butcher[3]
  • Set Dec Junior Modellers – Anais Bansal, Margot Brosnan, Beth Harris, Fen Lundberg, Ben Saunders[3]
  • Drivers – Alex Francis, Steve Wildgoose[3]

Construction Services provided by – Palace Scenery Ltd.[3]

  • Construction Manager – Stephen Bohan[3]
  • Assistant Construction Manager – Seamus O'Sullivan[3]
  • Construction Coordinator – Debbie Morgan[3]
  • Assistant Construction Coordinator – Nicola Jones[3]
  • HOD Carpenter – Paul Duff[3]
  • Supervising Carpenters – Chris Brown, Graham Cole, Toby Cowley, Mike Green, Alan Kavanagh, Adam Shepherdley[3]
  • Chargehand Carpenters – Jeff McNamara[3]
  • HOD Painter – Dave Haberfield[3]
  • Supervising Painters – Peter O'Donnell, Steve Sibley[3]
  • Painter – Jack Lockett[3]
  • Chargehand Painters Labourer – Adam Lewis[3]
  • HOD Rigger – Alan Williams[3]
  • Supervising Riggers – Joe King, Steve Warwick[3]
  • Production Health & Safety Coordinator – Lucy Wall[3]
  • Payroll – Catherine Haugh[3]
  • Construction Health & Safety – Lee Bartholomew[3]
  • HOD Plasterer – Richard McCarthy[3]
  • Supervising Plasterers – Bob Byron, Dean Coldham[3]
  • Chargehand Plasterer – Tristan Smith[3]
  • Supervising Foam Sprayer – Gary Saddington[3]
  • Supervising Plasterer Labourer – James Pearce[3]
  • Supervising Metal Worker – Rob Shaw[3]
  • Chargehand Metal Worker – Harlon Hypolite[3]
  • HOD Stagehand – Richard Stachini[3]
  • Chargehand Stagehands – Lewis Pelling, Alan Wilson[3]
  • Practical Electrician – James O'Sullivan[3]
  • Chargehand Riggers – Peter Graham, Billy Peet[3]
  • Action Vehicles HOD – Warren Stickley[3]
  • Action Vehicles Supervisor – Graham Dale[3]
  • Buyer & Department Coordinator – Ben Vokes[3]
  • Lead Model Maker – Ray Widdowson[3]
  • Model Makers – Martin Cook, Martin Dallinger, Mark Edgington, Paul Hitchinson, Alex Hughes, Jack Jephson, Caspar Phillips[3]
  • Fabricators – Nicko Cummins, Dec Hardy, Alex Raine, Steve Thompson[3]
  • Fiberglass Fabricators – Sean Kenrick, Graeme McCracken[3]
  • Assistant Fabricators – Steve Cooksley, Rhys Stickley[3]
  • Trainees – Sam Bentley, Tom Whitby[3]

Greens Services provided by – Greens Team Ltd.[3]

  • Greens HOD – Peter Hooper[3]
  • Buyer – Justin Richards[3]
  • Greens Coordinator – Samantha James[3]
  • Supervisor – Steven Murphy[3]
  • Lead Standby – Dan Gibson[3]
  • Standby – Harry Peters[3]
  • Lead Greensmen – Callum Davison, Jamie Clark[3]
  • Chargehand – Bethany Spence[3]
  • Tandem Unit Lead Standby – Benito Cavallaro[3]
  • Tandem Unit Standby – Leon Butterworth[3]
  • Greensmen L2 – Dan Molnar, Lewis Oliver[3]


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Notes and references[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Disney Andor Media Kit on Disney.com (backup link)
  2. TwitterLogo Star Wars (@starwars) on Twitter (August 10, 2022): "This is what revolution looks like. Watch #Andor, a Star Wars Original Series, streaming only on @DisneyPlus September 21." (backup link)
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  4. SWInsider "A Certain Point of View" — Star Wars Insider 220 places "Daughter of Ferrix" five years before Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, which corresponds to 5 BBY per Star Wars: Timelines.

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