Star Wars: Andor Showrunner Confirms SPOILER Is Really Dead

While StarWars: Andor showrunner TonyGilroy appreciates those fan theories, he confirmed that one key Season 1 figure is really dead.

Over the course of the first season of Star Wars: Andor, audiences both met and had to say goodbye to a number of compelling characters, though the nature of the Star Wars fandom means that speculation always surrounds the concept of a character truly being dead.

When discussing with Entertainment Weekly the theory that Maarva's death was faked, Gilroy confirmed,"I saw that theory. I love that theory. I saw somebody with a theory, 'Oh, my God, she's not dead. They're sneaking her out of there. It's Cassian's way of getting her free and they think she's dead.' And I was like, 'Wow, that's a viable idea,' but that's not what we're doing.

In addition to thinking that the death was faked for symbolic reasons, some fans even thought that Maarva's more subtle demise off-screen was due to a complication related to production or an evolving script. "I was really pleased a week or so ago, because I do voyeuristically drop in on Twitter every day and see what the hell's going on and what people are saying," the filmmaker detailed."I loved the idea that, 'Oh, my God, Tony Gilroy knows how to do all the same, but he puts her death off-screen.

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