The Mandalorian star Gina Carano addressed the reaction against her on social media after a series of controversial tweets.
The actress, who plays Cara Dune at Disney + Star Wars series, recently sparked controversy after posting anti-mask tweets and baseless allegations of electoral fraud, and faced charges of “mocking trans people”.
This led to some calls for her to be fired The Mandalorian, and although she did not respond directly to the calls in a new interview, Carano said she “puts out the fire in people”.
“I will stop here and if my presence bothers you, OK, but also many people are not bothered by my presence on Twitter or my presence on social networks. So I focus more on these people, ”she said on the Drunk 3PO page on YouTube. “I put out the fire in people. I’m not sure why. “
In another Mandalorian news, Mark Hamill recently talked about his scanned surprise at the end of the second season, calling him one of the “biggest gifts”.
In the final scene of the season, young Luke Skywalker appears to save the show’s heroes from Moff Gideon’s forces, subsequently taking Grogu to training.
On Twitter, Hamill wrote: “Sometimes the greatest gifts are the most unexpected and something you never realized you wanted until you were given them.”
Sharing a video about fan reactions later, he added: “# NoWords – Seeing fan reactions to Luke’s return is something I’ll keep forever. Their expectation to see X-Wing / Ep. 6 Robes / a lightsaber / a GREEN lightsaber / a gloved hand / a gloved hand / a forced choke / R2 – it was OVERWHELMING and very moving for me. “
Writing about The Mandalorian end of the second season, NMEPaul Bradford said, “This is how you end a series. After 16 episodes of deviations, twists and accumulation, The Mandalorian finally it brings everything together for a great satisfying confrontation – giving us an ending and a dozen new starts in one ”.