Aankomende weekeinde is het zo ver, dan gaat Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in de bioscopen wereldwijd draaien en daar in is ook science fiction vetereaan Alan Tudyk (Firefly, iRobot) te zien in de rol van K-2SO. De website Coming Soon had daarom een interview met hem en daar van kan je hier onder alvast een stukje lezen.

CS: In the footage that we saw, it's quite apparent that K-2SO is a lot of the comic relief in an otherwise dark film. Were you conscious of that?

Tudyk: I'm a smart ass, I'll admit it. And so, in situations of tension or heavy, high stakes, gritty moments, I get mouthy and tend towards comedy, lean towards that, because it's very ripe for levity, and that came through. Gareth let us improv. I got to put a lot of lines in the movie. I didn't think they would all get in. I would do the lines as written, and then as the takes went on, slowly leave the script and blurt out things that they then used. It's quite an honor.

CS: So you finally got to see the whole movie at Skywalker Ranch. What was that like, seeing it for the first time?

Tudyk: It was very impactful. You know, when you make these movies, there's a lot of CG, as you know, spaceships taking off. For us, we get into a spaceship that was a set piece and we would act as if we were taking off. Once, they pulled us on a crane.