The Andor creator found some flaws in the series when it was first pitched, and has observed the same issues in the MCU.

And, for several years, that version of their origin story was considered the truth because it was part of Star Wars canon.

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Gilroy is actually less interested in fan theories and more into the “very complicated” idea driving Luthen and Kleya’s bond.