It’s understandable that any prospective Season 4 of “The Mandalorian” would be put on the back burner for the upcoming feature film. After all, who knows what could happen to either Din Djarin or Grogu in the movie that may make another season potentially difficult? As it stands, however, Brendan Wayne seems incredibly optimistic that the film’s director, Jon Favreau, is going to treat the characters’ stories with respect.
Wayne explained, “Jon loves and honors everything he does, but specifically ‘Star Wars,’ because for him, it means something beyond this moment. He would never do something half-assed. It matters too much to him. And [Dave] Filoni would never let it happen.” There may naturally be some concern about turning a TV series into a feature-length movie, but Wayne doesn’t sound concerned. Toward the end of the “Chatooine Show” interview, he asserted, “I don’t think there’s any question, watching Mando walk in on the big screen after watching him walk in on the small screen and doing his business, I don’t even think it’s close. It might make Mando even more popular than he already is.”
Disney has provided major release updates on numerous projects, revealing that “The Mandalorian and Grogu” is set to hit theaters sometime in 2026. Din Djarin has saved the day plenty of times before. Will he save the “Star Wars” franchise in movie theaters in just a couple of years?
