Okay, so Bix and Cassian have a baby who lives on in the Star Wars galaxy long after Cassian sacrifices his own life stealing the Death Star plans in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. So who is Cassian’s baby? Does Andor’s son (or daughter) have a larger part to play in the fight against the Dark Side?

Tony Gilroy delivered one of the best Star Wars shows of all time in Andor, and the recent season 2 finale has only cemented its standing in the franchise. Following the show’s conclusion, Gilroy sat down for a chat with /Film, where he discussed various aspects of the second season.

While on this week's episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, Gilroy talked about fighting against the need to incorporate one final big decision or turning point in wrapping up

However, there were talks at one time about possibly including Leia Organa in the series, though it never happened. In a recent interview, Andor showrunner and creator Tony Gilroy was asked by Screenrant if he and Lucasfilm ever thought about including a Leia cameo.

Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy reveals why he did not include Darth Vader and Grand Moff Tarkin in his Disney+ Star Wars series.

During an in-depth Hollywood Reporter interview about the final three episodes, Gilroy was asked about why Andy Serkis ‘ fan favorite character Kino Loy — who helped lead the Narkina 5 Imperial prison rebellion — and why Cassian Andor’s ( Diego Luna) missing sister Kerri never showed up.

I think once we got our hands on the Narkina prison system, her fate was sealed,” Andor creator and showrunner Tony Gilroy said with a chuckle.