Disney has launched a brand new trailer displaying off numerous the sequence coming to Disney+ in 2025, together with a primary have a look at Star Wars: Andor Season 2 and the Alien: Earth TV present.
In amongst clips from the likes of The Bear Season 4 and Star Wars Skeleton Crew are first appears to be like on the hotly anticipated Andor Season 2, which comes out on Disney+ on April 22. We see Diego Luna’s Cassian Andor and Stellan Skarsgård’s Luthen Rael, as we’d count on, in addition to a glimpse at Okay-2SO, the previous Imperial enforcer droid who grew to become a fan-favorite after showing in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Alan Tudyk reprises his position because the voice and movement seize artist for Okay-2SO in Andor Season 2.
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Meanwhile, the trailer features a first have a look at Alien: Earth, the upcoming FX TV sequence based mostly on the Alien film franchise and headed up by Fargo and Legion’s Noah Hawley. Hawley had confirmed his upcoming Earth-set prequel sequence would come with not less than one of many franchise’s fearsome Xenomorphs, and we get a glimpse at it within the trailer.
“There’s one thing about seeing a Xenomorph within the wilds of Earth with your personal eyes,” Hawley stated in September.
Some followers grew involved after Alien: Earth was revealed to happen within the early 2090s, inserting it a couple of a long time earlier than the unique Alien film. It’s additionally a selection meaning the sequence takes place even earlier than Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, which follows occasions set in 2093 and explores the creation of the Xenomorphs.
Hawley stated earlier this yr that he determined to disregard Prometheus’ world-building when creating the story for Alien: Earth as a result of “the concept, on some stage, it was a bioweapon created half an hour in the past, that is simply inherently much less helpful to me.” Instead, he is extra considering embracing the retro-futurism of the primary two motion pictures.
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