Both seasons of Andorhave been met with critical acclaim, making the series one of the most popular installments of the Star Wars franchise. In exploring the makings of the early Rebel Alliance, Andor ...

Genevieve O’Reilly has opened up about Mon Mothma’s emotional breakdown and ending dance scene in Andor Season 2 Episode 3. In an interview, she revealed the meaning behind the character’s final dance ...

Spoilers follow for Andor Season 2, Episodes 1-3, “Harvest.” “Many Bothans died to bring us this information…” When actress Caroline Blakiston uttered the above famous Star Wars line as Mon Mothma in ...

Mon Mothma deserved a spot among the galaxy far, far away’s most revered rebels long before Andor. Her importance to the Rebellion was clear when she made her brief Star Wars debut in Return of the ...

One of the events we’ve been waiting for since Andor began finally happened in season two episode nine. In this chapter, Senator Mon Mothma of Chandrilla, in reaction to the Ghorman Massacre the day ...

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Andor Season 2. While a clear underside of politics has been involved since the original trilogy, many would argue that Star Wars and politics do not mix ...

If much of Andor's first season saw Mon Mothma grasp with the necessary evils of rebellion, the climax of season 2's first act is an embrace that is equal parts liberating and horrifying to witness.

With Mothma’s mind made up about speaking out against the Ghorman Massacre in the Imperial Senate, two rebel leaders in her closest circle – Senator Bail Organa (Benjamin Bratt) and Luthen Rael ...

Genevieve O’Reilly told TVLine that Mon Mothma’s dance at the end of Episode 3 reflects “a physical chaos.” According to O’Reilly, “The dancing, it’s not a revelry. It’s an image of a physical chaos” ...