The Mandalorian star Gina Carano addressed the setback against her on social media after a number of controversial tweets.
The actress, who plays Cara Dune in the Disney + Star Wars series, recently sparked controversy after posting anti-mask tweets and basing unsubstantiated allegations of voter fraud, and facing accusations of “mocking transgender people”.
As a result, some have asked for her dismissal. The Mandalorian, and although she did not address the calls directly in a new interview, Carano said she ‘brings the fire out to people’.
‘I’m going to stay, and if my presence bothers you, OK, but also a lot of people are not bothered by my presence on Twitter or my social media presence. So I focus more on those people, ‘she told the Drunk 3PO YouTube page. “I bring the fire out to people. I do not know why. ”
In other Mandalorian news, Mark Hamill recently addressed his astonished digitized cameo in the final season two, calling it one of the “greatest gifts”.
In the final scene of the season, the younger Luke Skywalker shows up to rescue the show’s heroes from Moff Gideon’s powers, and then takes Grogu down to be trained.
With Twitter, Hamill wrote: “Sometimes the greatest gifts are the most unexpected and something you never realized you wanted before it was given.”
He later shared a comment video from fans, adding: ‘#NoWords-Seeing fans’ reactions to Luke’s return is something I will cherish forever. Their anticipation to see the X-Wing / Ep. 6 robes / a light saber / a GREEN light saber / a glove / an unloved hand / a Force choking / R2 was overwhelming and very moving for me. ‘
Write about The Mandalorian season two finals, NME‘s Paul Bradford said: ‘This is how you end a series. After 16 episodes of detours, twists and turns, The Mandalorian finally bringing everything together for one great satisfying showdown – give us one end and a dozen new beginnings in one. ‘