I now realize that my grandfather, he would talk low, talk slow, and, you know, make it count. And the thing that he told my mom was it was because “they can’t cut me out of the picture if I talk slow enough. They can’t cut away from me.” He’s a major icon — they’re not cutting away from him — but he’s still, you know, finding ways to stay in the picture.

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. He also made it clear just how much he and the rest of the production owed to the crew. “I don’t care what Pedro does, what I do — without the community, one little thing and it falls apart. And they’ve never dropped the shield.” When I was being smeared, cancelled & misunderstood, it was a Jewish man @benshapiro who reached out & asked if I’d like to talk about it.When talking about the future, Wayne explained that he has an idea of what the fourth season of The Mandalorian is going to look like narratively, while he also noted that samurai and wuxia films were a distinct inspiration for the Ahsoka series:

For Brendan Wayne, the variety of Mando helmets in the show are like cowboy hats. He’s also specific about crediting the right actors beneath the helmet. “If you bring me a picture, I’ll know without a doubt if it’s me or not – there are very tell-tale things,” he says. “If it’s not me, I won’t sign it – I’ll give you another picture with me in it. We’re artists. If we cannibalise each other, we become less.” When talking to Bryce Dallas Howard about working on “Sanctuary,” she said that she really liked how much of a collaboration creating the character was. As an actor, this must be a fascinating challenge. Because I’m sure you’re very used to using your face.

During the first season, Wayne continued to work as a bartender. When it came to the second season, he didn’t initially get a call to return. “I think everybody thought Pedro's not working on Broadway,” he says. “I think he thought he was going to have a lot more time than he did.” But it dawned on the producers how crucial Wayne was. “They realised, this suit… he’s done something in it. We need him,” says Wayne. It’s funny because I worked hand in hand with the Legacy guys, getting fitted properly for the shoot, so they brought me over and they were like, “You may be the next big Halloween outfit, but this is going to be the next greatest toy,” and they popped this thing out and showed me and I was like, “Oh my God. This is ridiculous.” And then they did some motorized stuff with his face, and I was like, Dude, this is going to be epic, because I remember Yoda when I was a kid. Having this baby version of this species … Lastly, Wayne had some interesting words to say about Boba Fett, which some might interpret as a tease for his possible return in The Mandalorian season 3: