I have finally screen-capped over 200 images of Mary Elizabeth Winstead in this past week’s episode of ‘Ahsoka’. Head to the gallery to check out the new pics!
(*NOTE: Mary’s podcast interview was recorded before the SAG-AFTRA and Writers’ strike).
I have finally screen-capped over 200 images of Mary Elizabeth Winstead in this past week’s episode of ‘Ahsoka’. Head to the gallery to check out the new pics!
Some mini updates for you all! I have finally gotten around to uploading this past Tuesday’s episode of ‘Ahsoka’ into the gallery. You can click the thumbnails to view all the screen captures made by yours truly.
As the headline states, I have gone ahead and added over 100 screen caps of Mary’s scene in tonight’s episode 3 of ‘Ahsoka‘ titled “Time to Fly”. Be sure to head to the gallery to check out the new pics, or click on the thumbnails below.
In related news, Disney+ revealed that the debut episode of ‘Ahsoka’ that premiered last Tuesday, was watched by over 14 million people!
The press release came out today with the news:
Lucasfilm and The Walt Disney Company are thrilled and humbled to announce that Part One of Ahsoka, “Master and Apprentice,” was the most-watched title on Disney+ this past week. The debut episode garnered 14 million views, making the series number one globally on the streaming platform.
“Ahsoka has become a fan favorite with people of all ages and it’s wonderful to see her continue to resonate with viewers in her very own headlining series,” says Kathleen Kennedy, Lucasfilm president. “I want to recognize the fantastic work done by our creative team, led by Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau, the incredible cast led by Rosario Dawson, and our talented crew — and on behalf of the team and all of Lucasfilm, we give our thanks to all the fans who have been with Ahsoka on every step of her journey and to all those who are just learning about her now in Ahsoka on Disney+.”
A brand new interview highlighting the ladies of ‘Ahsoka’ has been released, which you can watch below. Mary along with her co-stars Rosario Dawson and Natasha Liu Bordizzo speak about their characters as does Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni. I also did screencaps of Mary from the interview and added a new still of her character Hera.
I have added in total over 200 screen caps of Mary Elizabeth Winstead in the first 2 episodes of ‘Ahsoka‘, that are now currently streaming on Disney+. Mary made her debut as General Hera Syndulla and I can’t wait to see more of her throughout the show! Head to the gallery to check out the latest additions or click below to view the screen caps by episode. Episode 3 will air next Tuesday, August 29 at 6PM PT.
Episode 1 screen caps
A brand new clip featuring Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s character Hera Syndulla has been released ahead of the 2 episode premiere that will debut on Disney+. In the clip, expert pilot Hera and her droid companion Chopper face a little turbulence as they confront a ship. Chopper wants to blast it from the sky, but Hera fears it will crash into the port city. She wants to attach a tracking device instead. Disorganized Chopper accuses her of messing with his stuff.
In some very exciting news, it has been revealed that Disney+ will now stream the first 2 episodes of ‘Ahsoka’ one day earlier than expected. Originally set to premiere on Wednesday, August 23rd, the show will now be available every Tuesday, the first 2 episodes premiering now on the 22nd and begin airing at 6PM PT. You can view the newest TV spot with the new date below, as well as the first clip that was recently released.
Lots of new information has come out about Mary’s latest upcoming projects! The first one: ‘Ahsoka‘ is officially ONE week away from its 2 episode series debut next Wednesday on Disney+, and a teaser counting down has been released, which you can view below.
The 2010 film director Edgar Wright is executive producing the show along with comic creator Bryan Lee O’Malley and BenDavid Grabinski, who are also serving as writers and co-showrunners.
All 8 episodes of the series will debut on Netflix November 17th.
A brand new poster of Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s character General Hera Syndulla has been released online and I’ve uploaded it into the gallery.
The first 2 episodes of ‘Ahsoka’ will begin streaming on Disney+ August 23.
With ‘Ahsoka’ just days away from premiering on Disney+ on August 23rd, Entertainment Weekly did a brand new interview with ‘Ahsoka’ star Rosario Dawson. And while Rosario expressed her excitement in the interview, EW also caught up with her co-stars including Natasha Liu Bordizzo, who plays Rebels alum Sabine Wren and of course Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who plays General Hera Syndulla, the green-skinned, Twi’lek captain who pilots the Ghost starship.
“What I love about her is that she’s such a strong leader and fighter, and she’s also so maternal and nurturing,” Winstead, 38, explains of her character. “We don’t often see that depicted on screen. We see army generals being these very masculine, hard figures. And Hera has that, but she also has this softness to her. She really wants her crew to be loved and looked after, and at the same time, she’s pushing them to be better.”
Winstead as we all know, is married to Ewan McGregor who plays Obi-Wan Kenobi. So is their house just nothing but Star Wars? “In terms of our son’s favorite toys, he’s got his Grogu, he’s got Lola from the Obi-Wan series, and there’s a lot of Dadas around from different eras of Obi-Wan,” she says with a laugh of her son Laurie, now 2. “He always knows that if he sees any sort of Obi-Wan figure around, that’s Dada. That’s what he knows it as right now.”
With the new interview, a brand new still of Mary as Hera was released, which you can view in the gallery.
In other news, with the SAG-AFTRA strike still ongoing so actors can get better pay and benefits, it was revealed that Mary and Ewan’s new series ‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ had a week left of filming before the strike happened.
According to Deadline:
Ewan McGregor saw the strike coming in June, just as filming on his Paramount+ series A Gentleman in Moscow was nearing the finish line.
Like McGregor’s character, a Russian aristocrat under house arrest in a Soviet hotel, the shoot had nowhere to go. Continuing to film without a leading man was not an option, so McGregor, sporting a carefully clipped mustache, gathered colleagues to deliver the news many dreaded: the show would not go on.
Despite a brief reprieve as SAG-AFTRA extended talks with studios in early July, A Gentleman in Moscow eventually shut up shop last week. It had just seven days left to shoot. “He was gutted,” says someone in the room as McGregor gave a brief address to cast and crew.