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'Andor's Budget is Higher Than 'The Rise of Skywalker' and Other 'Star Wars' Movies
MovieWebStory by Anthony Lund
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The 'Andor' series is breaking the bank, with a budget that dwarfs even the latest 'Star Wars' blockbusters, as it races to complete its captivating story in 2025.
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- The 'Andor' series has a budget higher than 'The Rise of Skywalker', the most expensive 'Star Wars' movie to date, signaling Disney's commitment to delivering a cinematic experience for this dark, gritty prequel.
- The showrunners are under pressure to wrap up 'Andor's' narrative in 2025, hinting at a shorter, more intense second season that will likely raise the stakes and push the boundaries of the 'Star Wars' universe.
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Anthony Lund, Disney, 'Andor', 'The Rise of Skywalker'