Ahsoka actress

Hear all of the stories of how Ahsoka has been changing lives:"“I think the most important thing for me personally is to see and hear all of the stories of how Ahsoka has been changing lives, and that’s when things really changed for me, because not only did she change my life, but when you all share your stories with me about how she’s changed or saved your life, that sticks with me, and it’s changed me. And I just want to say thank you for trusting me with your stories and sharing them with me, and I will forever strive to be a real-life Ahsoka Tano however I can.”Back in 2020, when speaking with Vanity Fair, Eckstein spoke on the same topic, sharing how "people [thought Ahsoka] was too bratty," and that the actress' history on the Disney Channel was generating a good amount of vitriol:"You know what, yeah, there was definitely resistance to Ahsoka. She had her haters in the beginning. People that thought that she was too bratty. I even got a lot of hate in the beginning because I was most known for my work on the Disney Channel. I was an actress on That’s So Raven, and I got a lot of hate that this Disney Channel actress is going to come ruin Star Wars. I definitely read several of those headlines, and I was really, really down. I took a day to just kind of wallow in the negativity and be sad for a second. But then after that day I said, No, this character is still important."Ashley Eckstein's Tears Are No MoreNeedless to say, since the day Ashely Eckstein cried, the general feelings towards the character of Ahsoka Tano have done a 180. She's now one of the most beloved pieces of the entire Star Wars franchise.As most know, the former Jedi is getting her own series. The show, written and directed by The Clone Wars and Rebels writer Dave Filoni, will feature six episodes and see the titular character (played by Rosario Dawson) looking to find the villainous Grand Admiral Thrawn.She'll be

Ariana Greenblatt, the young actress who portrayed the younger live-action version of Ahsoka Tano in the fifth episode of Star Wars: Ahsoka, recently appeared in a video in which she opens up about her time being a part of the series. When discussing how she prepped for her performance in Ahsoka, she explained: “I watched a ton of Clone Wars episodes. I mean, when I was getting ready for rehearsal and all of that, it was just always on in the background.”Greenblatt also talked about stepping into the shoes of Rosario Dawson’s version of the character and trying to capture that likeness. She said that The Clone Wars-era Ahsoka “is still Rosario [Dawson]’s Ahsoka mentally.” She shared that she “had to combine the characteristics and combine how Rosario talks” and to help with that she visited Dawson on set to watch Dawson act as the older Ahsoka Tano, which allowed her the opportunity “to observe how she would walk and talk, and everything Ahsoka. I just, like, soaked up all of her body language because I really, really, really wanted to do it right.”Greenblatt was great in the role! It was so cool seeing the young version of Ahsoka from The Clone Wars brought to life in live-action. I think a lot of fans appreciated that, and it was just a great little treat.

Rumor: Ahsoka Season 2 Gets An Encouraging Update Ahsoka Sign in to your Game Rant account Summary Ahsoka season 2 filming may begin in April 2025 in the UK, potentially hinting at a summer 2026 premiere. The upcoming Star Wars movie by Dave Filoni is expected to focus on the fight against Grand Admiral Thrawn. Ahsoka season 1 sets the stage for unresolved questions to be addressed in season 2 and Filoni's Star Wars movie. Star Wars: Ahsoka season 2 received an update from the rumor mill that could give fans a hint at when the series will premiere on Disney Plus. Ahsoka concluded its first season with more than a few lingering storylines. However, the first season received high viewership for Disney Plus and generally positive reviews, so a second season seemed all but guaranteed. Lucasfilm hasn't officially announced the show's return. However, the company confirmed series creator Dave Filoni was developing Ahsoka season 2 when it announced The Mandalorian and Grogu movie. Related Andor Season 2 Release Date and Plot Details Finally Surface The Andor season 2 release date on Disney Plus was announced, along with details on how the story will lead into Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Reputable scooper Daniel Richtman has now provided details on when Lucasfilm plans to start shooting Ahsoka season 2. According to Richtman, filming for Ahsoka season 2 starts in the United Kingdom in April 2025. This lines up with Sabine Wren actress Natasha Liu Bordizzo's comments about shooting Ahsoka