Fans Shouldn't Expect A Tie-In Between These Two Shows Says Jon Favreau

Star Wars

Feb 16

If we talk about The Mandalorian and all the success it represents among the Star Wars fanbase and beyond the name of one man must be mentioned no matter what: Jon Favreau. His trajectory is remarkable, to say the least: he starred in multiple films before directing Iron Man in 2008, creating one of the most successful franchises in history.

Earlier this week, the actor-turned-filmmaker revealed fascinating information about his career and the future of the “MandoVerse” as the fans named it. On Monday, February 13, Jon Favreau received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame near the El Capitan theater, where several of his projects premiered. It was a great moment for the director, getting recognized for the hard work of decades surrounded by friends and family.

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Jon Favreau Hollywood Walk Of Fame — Image Source: Marvel

During the interview after the event, Jon Favreau talked about his work on the Star Wars franchise and all the projects he is currently working on to expand this Universe further. One of these presented its main character during the second season of The Mandalorian, a series centered on Ahsoka Tano, played by Rosario Dawson. The project is set to release in a few months on Disney+.

Then, there is the most recent project titled Skeleton Crew. There is not much information about this new spin-off series, except that the main cast consists of 5 characters: 4 kids and a supervising adult portrayed by Jude Law.

Favreau mentioned before this new project will have direct ties to the fourth season of The Mandalorian, which was already written. However, the director warned Variety that there will be no introduction of the characters in the third season of the series.

With the new information is uncertain which route the “MandoVerse” is taking. It is very likely Skeleton Crew could work as its own independent series, we will have to wait and see how everything connects in the end.

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