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"Who told these Pre-Mor bastards about Kenari?"
"That would be me."
―Maarva Andor and Cassian Andor[3]

"That Would Be Me" is the second episode of the first season of Andor. The episode is directed by Toby Haynes and written by Tony Gilroy.[1] It aired on September 21, 2022 alongside the first and third episodes.[2]

Official description[]

Cassian attempts to lay low on Ferrix as agents of the law close in.

Expanded description[]

Cassian scrambles to settle his affairs on Ferrix with friends and family as tactical forces close in on him, led by an obsessed agent driven to preserve law and order. Meanwhile, a mysterious man with eyes on Cassian arrives on the planet.

Plot summary[]

A person of interest[]

In the past, a younger Cassian Jeron Andor accompanies his Kenari tribe as they travel through the jungles towards the wrecked starship. During the journey, Andor gazes down at a large open-cast mine. In the present, a human man beats a large table of stone with two hammers. Pegla powers down a ship that he is working on at a starship lot. Meanwhile, Timm Karlo invites Bix Caleen out for a meal, and the two share a kiss. While checking the computer terminal, Karlo receives news that the Pre-Mor Authority is seeking a Kenari male for questioning and requests that they contact the Preox Morlana Corporate Security Headquarters without delay.

Andor visits Maarva Andor and her droid B2EMO at her home. After exchanging greetings, Andor claims that he sustained his facial injury from tripping on a cable while helping Pegla. Andor also claims that he was out last night meeting Brasso and had business to attend in the East. Under Maarva's orders, B2EMO informs Andor that the Pre-Mor authorities are searching for a Kenari male. Maarva asks Andor who else knows that he was born on Kenari. As Andor struggles to answer, Maarva reminds Andor that he needs to maintain the cover story that he was born on Fest.

Maarva chides Andor for spilling his secrets to his lovers and demands to know how the Pre-Mor authorities learned about his Kenari origins. Andor admits that he was responsible. B2EMO also informs Andor that Caleen has been trying to contact him. Before B2EMO can tell him, the droid powers down. When Maarva asks what Andor has done, he replies that he "messed up."

Andor later meets up with Caleen and tells her about the incident with the two Pre-Mor Security Inspection team sentry guards Verlo Skiff and Kravas Drezzer on Morlana One. Andor offers to sell her a piece of technology in return for securing her help in escaping offworld. Caleen tells him that the buyer is coming the following day and that it is too late to call it off. Andor replies that he won't forget this. Karlo watches from the counter nearby. Caleen advises Andor to leave.

The informant[]

After drinking, Karlo heads to a communication terminal. Later, several Pre-Mor analysts receive Karlo's tip call. Based on this call, the team checks Andor's records and finds that he has committed several crimes including destruction of Imperial property and assaulting an Imperial officer. Deputy Inspector Syril Karn inquires into his subordinates' progress as they bring up an image of a younger Andor. The brothel hostess whom Andor met earlier also enters the communications room.

Later that night, Karlo is visited by Caleen, who has had trouble sleeping and notices his light is on. Caleen takes off her jacket before embracing Karlo. She then heads to his bed and starts undressing. Meanwhile, Karn is visited by Sergeant Linus Mosk, who has reported for duty at midnight. Karn tells him to act quickly since they have a dangerous suspect. While discussing the planned operation, Mosk thinks that they will need 12 men and invites Karn to join the operation in order to boost morale. The two law enforcement officers agree about the need to avenge the deaths of two colleagues. Mosk describes Corporate Tactical Forces as the Galactic Empire's first line of defense and emphasizes the need to mount a show of strength.

Past and present[]

While Maarva waits at home, Andor obtains an Imperial transmitter from a derelict wheeled vehicle. While holding his blaster pistol, he experiences a flashback of he and his fellow Kenari tribesmen advancing on the wrecked starship, which has crashed in the middle of the jungle. A 16-year-old girl[6] leads the expedition.

In space, Luthen Rael flies his shuttle into Ferrix's atmosphere with the aid of a Fondor Droid Mod. After landing the shuttle in a canyon, he uses a pair of macrobinoculars to survey Caleen Salyard from a distance.

While the worker beats the metal slab with his hammer, Caleen awakes from her sleep. Karlo has had a sleepless night but offers to serve her caf. She asks if Karlo can open up the yard for him, claiming that she has few errands to run. Elsewhere, Andor chats with B2EMO, who asks why he needs comms. The droid asks about the location of Maarva's credits. Andor replies that they do not want anyone else finding her money, which the droid agrees with. B2EMO tries to advise Andor against running away, but Andor tells the droid that he should return lest Maarva worry about his whereabouts.

Meanwhile, Maarva searches for B2EMO at her home. While searching Andor's room, she finds an improvised staff from his childhood days. Back in the past, the Kenari female leader approaches the wrecked starship. She checks the body of a fallen yellow-skinned humanoid crew member and then approaches the ship's docking ring. She finds a second crew member's body lying by the entrance. The man's white jumpsuit has a Separatist symbol on it. One of the crew members stirs and shoots the female Kenari leader with his blaster. The tribe retaliate by firing darts until he falls to the ground. The grieving adolescents and children carry their fallen leader home. However, Andor stays behind and explores the starship.

Plans in motion[]

Back in the present, Xanwan argues with an alien customer named Granik at his transport business. Andor visits. Xanwan has been searching for a planet called Kenari, which was abandoned following an Imperial mining disaster. The planet is considered toxic, and travel is prohibited by the Empire. Xanwan also tells Andor that corporate enforcement authorities are looking for someone from Kenari and asks what he can do for Andor. Andor inquires about the costs of traveling to Tassar. Xanwan says that it will cost 900 credits due to the short notice and secrecy. Andor convinces him to settle for 700 credits.

As a Pre-Mor security starship travels through hyperspace, Sergeant Mosk briefs his troops about the fugitive Andor, warning them that he is a dangerous opponent. Mosk divides his forces into three teams with himself and Karn leading the West Team. Their plan is to ambush Andor with a pincer movement. Mosk warns that some local residents may be uncooperative and to remind them about a monthly Territorial Forum to raise their complaints. Karn addresses the troops, telling them about the risk of doing nothing. He tells them that he takes pride in their team and that there is no easy route to success and justice.

Meanwhile, Rael is a passenger on a hoverbus. A fellow passenger tries to chat with him about the docking fees for starships. He grumbles about the spaceport authorities charging them to spend their money. He talks about being able to travel freely on the planet when he was younger. Rael is not chatty, but the fellow passenger talks about working in the propulsion industry. The passenger tells Rael that if he can't find it here, it is not worth finding. The hoverbus flies over an urban settlement on Ferrix.

Development[]

For a short period of time after "That Would Be Me" was released, Disney+ simply titled it "Episode 2." Before the capitalization was corrected, it was listed as "That Would be me."

Continuity[]

The 2016 book Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide established that Cassian Jeron Andor's homeworld was Fest, which it presented as fact.[7] This was repeated in later sources;[8][9][10][11][12][13] however, "That Would Be Me" later established this was a lie the Andor family fabricated, as his actual homeworld was Kenari.

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  • Directed by – Toby Haynes[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, Toby Haynes, Michelle Rejwan[3]
  • Director of Photography – Adriano Goldman, (ASC), (BSC), (ABC)[3]
  • Production Designer – Luke Hull[3]
  • Editors – John Gilroy, (ACE), Tim Porter, (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 – Barrie McCulloch[3]
  • Costume Designer – Michael Wilkinson[3]
  • Hair & Makeup Designer – Emma Scott[3]
  • Associate Producer – Ally O'Leary[3]
  • Consulting Producer – Stephen Schiff[3]
  • Stunt Coordinator – Marc Mailley[3]
  • Assistant Stunt Coordinator – Tolga Kenan[3]
  • Stunt Performers – Gordon Alexander, Mark Archer, Ashley Beck, Marvin Campbell, David Cheung, David Collom, Danny Freitas, James Grogan, Elliot Hawkes, Erin Jameson, Joe Kennard, Maurice Lee, John Street, Mens-Sana Tamakloe[3]
  • Stunt Department Coordinator – Emma Ennis[3]
  • Head Stunt Rigger – Grant Wiesinger[3]
  • Stunt Riggers – Clive Goble, Scott Hillier, Johnny Waugh[3]
  • B2EMO Performers – Dave Chapman, Matthew Denton, Joshua Lee[3]
  • CFX Movement Coordinator – Derek Arnold[3]
  • Puppeteers – Derek Arnold, Aidan Cook, Liam Cook, Barbara Fadden, Damian Farrell, Dilu Miah, Lynn Robertson Bruce, Kiran Shah, James Henri Thomas[3]
  • Unit Production Manager – Lulu Morgan[3]
  • Production Supervisor – Laura Hunter[3]
  • Production Coordinator – Kerrie Lloyd[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 Toby Haynes – Bupe Bhima[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]
  • Second Assistant AP – Jacqueline Crockett[3]
  • Accounts Assistants – Chris Heanue, Nathaniel McCarthy, Hugo Cantrell[3]
  • Payroll Accountants – Amber Aitken, Kamilla Billing, Jalila Otky[3]
  • Assistant Payroll Accountant – Chiren Aujla[3]
  • Assistant Accountant/Lead AP – Kerry Heanue[3]
  • P-Card Cashier – Kat Page[3]
  • CrewStart Trainee – Ellie Jarvis[3]
  • Accounts Trainee – Barry Sinclair[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 – Tom Rye[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 Directors – Simon White, Josh Sales[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 – Harri Jones, 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]
  • US/Mexico Child Casting by – Carla Hool[3]
  • UK Casting Assistant – Sacha Garrett[3]
  • Script Supervisor – Helene Oosthuizen[3]
  • Vocal Coach – Marina Tyndall[3]
  • Acting Coach – Patricia Rodriguez[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]
  • BTS Camera Operator – Hannah Mitchell[3]
  • Star Wars Lore Advisor – Pablo Hidalgo[3]
  • Supervising Art Director – Toby Britton[3]
  • Senior Art Directors – Mark Harris, Su Whitaker[3]
  • Art Directors – Andrea Borland, Will Coubrough, 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]
  • 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]
  • Model Maker – Alex Hutchings[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, Gordon Champ, Giorgio Grecu, Will Htay, 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 Decorator – 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 Buyer – 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]
  • Draughtspersons – Anna Czerniavska, Kristina Zimmermann[3]
  • Junior Draughtsperson – Chris Straessle[3]
  • Concept Artists – Chris Caldow, 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, Joe Cox, Marcus Ehren, Andy Frewin, 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 – Christabelle Cant, Richard Derbyshire, Kallum Hall, Richard Lancaster, Adam Maher-Middleton, Maura Mestre, Clare Wallis, Elizabeth Poppy West[3]

Visual Effects Crew

  • VFX Associate Producer – James Yeoman[3]
  • VFX Coordinators – Cecy Falls, Ali Pak, Zoë Medcraft[3]
  • VFX Production Assistants – Katie Watling, Alex Payne, Zofia Halaczek[3]
  • VFX Lead Data Wrangler – Ed Price[3]
  • VFX Data Wrangler – Simon Chiu[3]
  • VFX Assistant Data Wranglers – Louis Martin, Callum Ruddleston[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[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 Associate Production Managers – Kat Turner, Luigi Pisciotta, Yegor Tesler[3]
  • ILM Associate Visual Effects Supervisor – Gavin Harrison[3]
  • ILM CG Supervisors – Laurent Hugueniot, Patrik Marek[3]
  • ILM Compositing Supervisors – Charmaine Chan, Ryan B. Clarke[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 – Jonathan Evans[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, Nathan Holt, 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, Pete Bigg, Louis Boon, Ryan Bradbury, Matt Chisholm, Lauren Conlon, Ryan Dyer, James Ellis, Sam Farr, Tom Gibbs, George Gunn, Dorian Harewood, James Hargitai, Sam Hindhaugh, Ashley Hollebone, Jake Hovell, Rhys Jones, Danny Morris, James O'Brien, Alan Paige, Huw Pearce, Tony Price, Martin Rootes, Andy Skipsey, Nina Starr, Manu Vilaseca Vaya, Dan Warren, Stacey Watts, Paul Whale, Callum Williams, Buddie Wilkinson, Gabriel Wilkinson, Andrew Paul Wilson[3]
  • Junior Dressing Props – Alex Monro Pruett[3]
  • Trainee Dressing Props – Dan Bookham, Sam Glen, Richard Harvey, 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 – Dan Bookham, Joe Browning, Darren Goodhead, Claudia Sawyer, Eddie Tycer[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 – Tim Lewis, 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 – Margot Brosnan, Andrew Griffiths, Beth Harris, Fen Lundberg, Ben Saunders, Luke Stronach[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 – Darren Flory, Jeff McNamara[3]
  • HOD Painter – Dave Haberfield[3]
  • Supervising Painters – Rob Channon, Peter O'Donnell, Steve Sibley[3]
  • Chargehand Painters – Vincent Redmond, Brad Woodbridge[3]
  • Painter – Jack Lockett[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, Grant Marling[3]
  • HOD Plasterer – Richard McCarthy[3]
  • Supervising Plasterers – Nick Barringer, Bob Byron, Dean Coldham, Danny James[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. 2.0 2.1 SWYT-Logo Andor | Official Trailer | Disney+ on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
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  4. "That Would be me" takes place immediately after "Kassa," which dates itself to 5 BBY.
  5. Star Wars: Dawn of Rebellion: The Visual Guide establishes that Cassian Jeron Andor was twenty-seven years old during the events of Andor, which the book dates to 5 BBY. StarWars-DatabankII Cassian Andor in the Databank (backup link) states that Cassian was nine during the Andor flashbacks, therefore the flashbacks take place around 23 BBY.
  6. Andor logo new Andor — "Kassa" (Audio description)
  7. Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide
  8. Star Wars: Rogue One: Secret Mission
  9. Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know, Updated and Expanded
  10. Helmet Collection logo small Star Wars Helmet Collection 56 (Weapons & Uniforms: Rogue One Commandos)
  11. Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition
  12. AltayaCite "The Heroes of Rogue One" — Star Wars Encyclopedia
  13. Star Wars: Character Encyclopedia, Updated and Expanded Edition

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