The Andor creator found some flaws in the series when it was first pitched, and has observed the same issues in the MCU.

Tony Gilroy slammed the Star Wars sequels for emotional manipulation, proving Andor’s raw storytelling beats nostalgia-fueled fan service.

One cut scene from Andor season 2 would've meant that Mon Mothma is the most tragic character in Tony Gilroy's masterpiece.

As 'Andor' comes to a close, star Diego Luna and creator Tony Gilroy talk in-depth about how they revolutionized 'Star Wars' ...

We’re still basking in the aftermath of Andor, one of the best sci-fi series in who knows how long. The show is so good, we ...

"Andor" creator Tony Gilroy explains the series finale, including his thinking behind the final image, his future with "Star ...

Just before the credits roll in the Andor finale, Tony Gilroy and company delivered one last gut punch to our boy Cassian: ...

Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy has a theory relating to the decline in quality and overall audience interest in MCU movies, and ...

Andor creator Tony Gilroy was recently asked about the decline in Marvel’s cinematic momentum. In a candid interview with ...

Andor boss Tony Gilroy recently shared his thoughts on why he thinks the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies fail.

Gilroy is actually less interested in fan theories and more into the “very complicated” idea driving Luthen and Kleya’s bond.

And, for several years, that version of their origin story was considered the truth because it was part of Star Wars canon.