Star Wars Insider #217 Out Tuesday, March 14

Star Wars Insider #217, out Tuesday, features interviews with Giancarlo Esposito, Antonio Viña, John Knoll, along with exclusive fiction from George Mann, and a feature on the Star Wars Timelines.

In #217 we begin our celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the original trilogy’s epic conclusion. We explore how Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983) seeded themes, ideas, and plots that have unfolded in movies and television series ever since. Speaking of which, we also have interviews with Giancarlo Esposito (Moff Gideon in The Mandalorian), Grant Feely (Luke Skywalker in Obi-Wan Kenobi), and Industrial Light and Magic’s illustrious special-effects wizard John Knoll. What with our Andor Season One companion, and behind-the-scenes chat with the authors of Star Wars: Timelines, there’s a lot packed into this 100-page issue!

GIANCARLO ESPOSITO INTERVIEW

The actor reveals his philosophy behind playing diabolical characters, and how the Universe rewards those who think and act with positivity.

ANTONIO VIÑA INTERVIEW

The actor talks about playing the younger version of Diego Luna’s Cassian Andor.

JOHN KNOLL INTERVIEW

Part one of an exclusive interview with Industrial Light & Magic’s chief creative officer and senior visual effects supervisor.

THE END OF THE BEGINNING

How Star Wars: Return of the Jedi marked the saga’s first steps into an ever larger world.

STAR WARS: TIMELINES

The authors of the book reveal how their history of the galaxy came together.

YUB NUB!

A trio of Return of the Jedi Ewok performers remember life on Endor.

EXCLUSIVE FICTION

“No Such Thing as a Bad Customer” Part 1 by George Mann.

ANDOR COMPANION

Relive the events from the first season with input from the cast and crew.

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Comic Store Exclsuive Cover

Exclusive Foil Cover

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Steve Galloway
Steve was 5 years old when he saw Star Wars for the first time during its first UK cinema release. He considers himself a first generation Star Wars fan and in his own words is a ‘Child of 77’.