Ahsoka star Rosario Dawson popped up at Star Wars Celebration on Saturday to bring anxious fans a special surprise — some first look footage from the upcoming Disney+ series.
“I feel like I’ve just been adopted into a new family,” Bordizzo said after taking the stage. “I know how much Sabine means to you, and after watching ‘Star Wars Rebels,’ she means so much to me as well.”senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin that followed the panel, Bordizzo and Dawson discussed joining the ‘Star Wars’ universe, revealing how secretive the process of joining the storied franchise is.
“Embodying a character, literally, physically, every single day, has brought on a whole other level of experience to working on a project, and bringing a character to life,” Dawson said. “It’s changing me.” Bringing Ahsoka into live-action has been a dream of “Clone Wars” writer and director Filoni, who co-created the character for the show. Dawson — who was fan-cast as the character — first played Ahsoka on Season 2 of “The Mandalorian” in an episode written and directed by Filoni, and she appeared again in the sixth episode of “The Book of Boba Fest” — again, directed by Filoni.
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