The Ultimate Character Encyclopedia: Unveiling the Enigmatic Cast of The Mandalorian

The Mandalorian, the first live-action Star Wars TV show, achieved tremendous success owing to its exceptionally talented cast and unforgettable characters. Spanning three seasons and a spinoff series, it initially captivated viewers with its self-contained narrative before seamlessly integrating different facets of the Star Wars franchise into a cohesive TV universe. The Mandalorian, evolving from a small-scale Star Wars western to a worthy continuation of the animated Star Wars shows, embarked on a remarkable journey with its characters and continues to flourish with each subsequent season.

In addition to the highly anticipated fourth season of The Mandalorian and another spinoff series, director Dave Filoni will helm a Mandalorian movie, further enriching the ever-growing roster of introduced characters. With the prominence of existing characters heightened within the Star Wars franchise, anyone possesses the potential to make an appearance in The Mandalorian or one of its spinoffs. This presents an opportunity for The Mandalorian team to both expand the narratives of established characters and create thrilling new ones.

The Mandalorian Cast & Characters

Pedro Pascal As Din Djarin / The Mandalorian

Pedro Pascal plays the main character in The Mandalorian, a bounty hunter who is on the run to protect a young innocent child from the Empire. Throughout his journey, Din Djarin has experienced significant growth, aiding the Mandalorians in reclaiming their home planet and even adopting Grogu as his own son. Because the Mandalorians adhere to a strict code of never removing their helmets, Pascal's face has only been revealed three times in the series, which gives him the ability to transition to a voice-only role for the upcoming season 3. Pascal is most recognized for his notable performances as Oberyn Martell in HBO's Game of Thrones, Javier Peña in Netflix's Narcos, and Joel Miller in HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us series.

Grogu / The Child

Originally known as "The Child" and popularly referred to as "Baby Yoda," Grogu belongs to the same species as the renowned Jedi Master and boasts an equally extensive lifespan. This revelation left Din Djarin astonished when he discovered that his bounty was actually 50 years old, prompting him to defy the Bounty Hunters' Guild and rescue Grogu. Although they went their separate ways towards the conclusion of The Mandalorian season 2, they were reunited in The Book of Boba Fett prior to season 3. In the thrilling finale of season 3, Grogu officially became Din Djarin's son, adopting the name Din Grogu, and together they embarked on many more exciting adventures throughout the galaxy.

The first concept art for Grogu was crafted by Christian Alzmann, accompanied by the vocal sound effects performed by David Acord. Providing the astonishing animatronic puppet and the exceptionally skilled team of puppeteers was Legacy Effects.

Katee Sackhoff As Bo-Katan Kryze

In Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Rebels, Katee Sackhoff originally voiced Bo-Katan Kryze before making her live-action debut in The Mandalorian season 2. She portrayed the character as she searched for Moff Gideon and the Darksaber, which was crucial for reclaiming the throne of Mandalore. Despite abandoning her mission after Din Djarin bested in combat and won the Darksaber, Bo-Katan eventually joined forces with him again to unite their respective tribes. The Mandalorian season 3 culminated in Gideon's defeat and the Mandalorians regaining control of their home planet.

Carl Weathers As Greef Karga

Sackhoff's portrayal of Lieutenant Kara "Starbuck" Thrace in the Battlestar Galactica reboot series has gained her recognition outside of the Star Wars franchise. Her versatile acting skills were further showcased in her role as Niko Breckenridge in Another Life and as Vic Moretti in Longmire.

Greef Karga, the former leader of the Bounty Hunters' Guild, initially plotted against Din Djarin after he rescued Grogu from the clutches of the Empire. However, a transformative event occurred when Grogu utilized the Force to save Greef's life. This act of heroism prompted a change of heart in Greef, leading to his collaboration with Din Djarin to vanquish Moff Gideon and liberate Nevarro from Imperial oppression.

Under Greef's stewardship, Nevarro prospered as a thriving trade hub. In a time of crisis, when Pirates threatened the planet's well-being, the Mandalorians rallied to Nevarro's defense, attracted by the promise of fertile land on which they could rebuild their society.

Not only known for his portrayal of characters like Apollo Creed in the Rocky franchise and Al Dillon in Predator, Carl Weathers exhibited his multifaceted talents by directing two episodes of the much-acclaimed series, The Mandalorian.

Emily Swallow as The Armorer

The Armorer, portrayed by Emily Swallow, initially appeared in The Mandalorian season 1. She later made a brief appearance in The Book of Boba Fett before taking on a more significant role in The Mandalorian season 3. As the leader of the Children of the Watch, her responsibilities included upholding Mandalorian heritage and instilling honor among her followers. While she initially disagreed with Bo-Katan's choices, she eventually supported her efforts to reunite the Mandalorians and reclaim Mandalore. Apart from her role in The Mandalorian, Emily Swallow has also played Kim Fischer in The Mentalist, The Darkness in Supernatural season 11, and lent her voice to the character of Emily in The Last of Us Part II.

Giancarlo Esposito As Moff Gideon

Moff Gideon orchestrated the Great Purge of Mandalore which resulted in the acquisition of the Darksaber and his subsequent induction into the Imperial Shadow Council. His objective was to exploit Grogu's blood in order to generate Force-sensitive clones of himself. However, Din Djarin foiled his plans by annihilating these clones just moments before executing Gideon himself. Giancarlo Esposito, highly sought after in Hollywood, is renowned for his portrayal of television antagonists. Notably, he impeccably portrayed Gus Fring in Breaking Bad and its spinoff Better Call Saul, as well as embodied the character of Stan Edgar in The Boys. Furthermore, he will contribute his vocal talents to the forthcoming animated film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem.

The Mandalorian Supporting Cast (Recurring)

Jon Favreau and Tait Fletcher As Paz Vizsla

Series creator Jan Favreau voices the Mandalorian Paz Vizsla, while Tait Fletcher takes on the role of wearing the armor. Throughout The Mandalorian, Vizsla initially looks down upon Din Djarin, viewing him as a coward who served the Empire and later as an apostate who violated their creed. However, Djarin consistently proves himself to the other Mandalorians, ultimately earning Vizsla's respect after rescuing his son. Sadly, Vizsla meets his demise on Mandalore, sacrificing himself to ensure the safety of everyone else while being confronted by the Praetorian Guards. It is worth mentioning that John Favreau, who kickstarted the Marvel Cinematic Universe by directing Iron Man, also stars as Happy Hogan in the film.

Amy Sedaris As Peli Motto

Amy Sedaris portrayed Peli Motto in The Mandalorian's first season as a guest star before becoming a recurring character throughout the entire series. She also made an appearance in The Book of Boba Fett, where she designed Din Djarin's new ship and reunited him with Grogu while Mos Eisley was under attack by the Pike Syndicate. Prior to her role in The Mandalorian, Sedaris portrayed Jerri Blank in Comedy Central's Strangers with Candy and lent her voice to Princess Carolyn in Netflix's BoJack Horseman. It is worth noting that she even served as an inspiration for a minor Star Wars character 18 years prior to The Mandalorian, portraying an Imperial Inquisitor named Ameesa Darys.

Paul Sun-Hyung Lee As Captain Carson Teva

Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, known for his role as family patriarch Appa in Kim's Convenience, made several appearances as X-Wing pilot Captain Carson Teva in The Mandalorian season 2 before assuming a more prominent role in season 3. Captain Teva, convinced of a growing threat in the Outer Rim, found himself at odds with the leadership of the New Republic who refused to acknowledge the danger. After pirates attacked Nevarro without any action taken by the New Republic, Captain Teva sought the aid of Din Djarin and the Mandalorians. The season 3 finale saw Captain Teva unofficially hiring Din Djarin to track down former Imperials. In addition to his role in The Mandalorian, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee will also portray Iroh in the highly anticipated live-action remake of Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Mercedes Varnado As Koska Reeves

Mercedes Varnado portrayed Koska Reeves, an ally of Bo-Katan, in the second season of The Mandalorian. After Bo-Katan failed to retrieve the Darksaber, many of her followers turned to mercenary work. However, when Bo-Katan reclaimed the Darksaber and successfully reunited the Mandalorians, the situation changed. While The Mandalorian remains her sole acting credit, Mercedes Varnado has gained significant fame as a professional wrestler in the WWE, performing as Sasha Banks. She has also achieved recognition in Japan under the name Mercedes Moné.

Simon Kassianides As Axe Woves

Taika Waititi As IG-11

Simon Kassianides' Axe Woves, another Mandalorian ally of Bo-Katan, had a brief appearance in The Mandalorian season 2 but played a much more significant role upon his return in season 3. After Bo-Katan's Mandalorians transitioned into mercenaries, Axe assumed leadership before eventually reuniting with Bo-Katan after she defeated him in combat and reclaimed the darksaber. Woves played a crucial part in the liberation of Mandalore and holds the distinction of being the sole Mandalorian character named by George Lucas himself. Simon Kassianides is widely recognized for portraying Sunil Bakshi in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Taika Waititi, known for his role as Korg in the Thor movies, not only directed the season 1 finale of The Mandalorian but also provided the voice for the bounty-hunting droid IG-11. Originally fixated on self-destructing to avoid capture, IG-11's priorities shifted when he was reprogrammed and he became a steadfast protector for Grogu. Sacrificing himself, IG-11 underwent reconstruction and emerged as IG-12, taking on the role of the new Marshal of Nevarro in season 3. Waititi has returned to voice this lovable droid character and is also set to write and direct an upcoming Star Wars film.

Katy O'Brian As Elia Kane

Omid Abtahi As Dr. Pershing

Katy O'Brian initially portrayed an unnamed Comm Officer in Season 2 of The Mandalorian, later revealed to be Elia Kane in Season 3. Following her capture, she participated in the New Republic's rehabilitation program and demonstrated remarkable personal growth, serving as an inspiring example of how former Imperials could transform. However, her apparent reformation was merely a facade as she secretly operated as a spy for Moff Gideon. By manipulating Dr. Pershing, she orchestrated his arrest and skillfully erased his memories without raising any suspicions. Alongside her achievements in the entertainment industry, O'Brian is also recognized as a talented martial artist and bodybuilder, having made notable appearances in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Black Lightning.

Omid Abtahi portrays the character of Dr. Pershing in the critically acclaimed series. Dr. Pershing, a skilled clone engineer, found himself compelled to work for the Imperial Remnant under the influence of Moff Gideon's ambitions. Gideon's sinister agenda involved the creation of Force-sensitive clones, which Pershing reluctantly played a part in. However, Pershing's fate took a positive turn when he was rescued by Din Djarin's crew. Grateful for his liberation, Pershing provided crucial information about Gideon's whereabouts, leading to his eventual capture. In a noble effort to use his expertise for the greater good, Pershing joined the New Republic Amnesty Program under the guardianship of Cara Dune. Unfortunately, his future endeavors were tragically marred by manipulation. Elia Kane, with deceptive intentions, exploited Pershing's vulnerability and subjected him to a Mind Flayer, resulting in the erasure of his cherished memories. Apart from his remarkable portrayal of Dr. Pershing, Abtahi has also captivated audiences with his performances as Salim in the popular series American Gods and Homes in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2.

Gina Carano As Cara Dune

Ming-Na Wen As Fennec Shand

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Gina Carano portrayed Cara Dune, a previous Rebel shock trooper, in the first two seasons of The Mandalorian. She joined forces with Din Djarin on multiple occasions and eventually took on the role of Marshal of Nevarro. Later, she was recruited as a ranger for the New Republic and subsequently left Nevarro after being offered a position in the New Republic Special Forces. This narrative decision was made to address Carano's departure from The Mandalorian following a tweet that sparked controversy. At present, there are no plans for her character to make a comeback. Prior to her role in The Mandalorian, Carano achieved recognition as an MMA star and appeared in notable films like Steven Soderbergh's Haywire, as well as playing supporting roles in Deadpool and Fast & Furious 6.

Introduced in The Mandalorian season 1, Ming-Na Wen portrayed Fennec Shand, whose character initially faced an apparent demise. However, her fate took a turn when the former bounty hunter Boba Fett intervened, rescuing her and enlisting her help in his pursuit to locate his armor and assert dominance over Tatooine. Fennec Shand's journey further unfolds in The Book of Boba Fett, while Ming-Na Wen also lends her vocal talents to a younger iteration of the character in Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Ming-Na Wen is no stranger to Disney roles, with notable appearances in Mulan and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Additionally, her extensive television credits extend to ER and Stargate Universe.

Bill Burr As Mayfeld

Horatio Sanz As "The Mythrol"

Mayfeld, portrayed by Bill Burr, was introduced in The Mandalorian season 1 as a former Imperial sharpshooter who joined Ranzar Malk's crew. However, he betrayed Din Djarin during a prison break, resulting in his imprisonment in a New Republic facility. Later on, he was approached by Cara Dune for assistance in infiltrating an Imperial base. This act of redemption led the group to declare Mayfeld as deceased rather than sending him back to prison. Alongside his role in The Mandalorian, Bill Burr has also appeared in Breaking Bad and F is for Family. Additionally, he is one of the co-founders of the All Things Comedy network.

One of the initial secondary characters introduced in The Mandalorian was portrayed by Horatio Sanz. He portrayed "The Mythrol," a character who was encased in carbonite by Din Djarin. Subsequently, he reluctantly assisted Din Djarin in infiltrating an Imperial facility on Nevarro, while working under Greef Karga to settle his debts. Horatio Sanz, known for his long-standing role on SNL, has also made appearances in popular shows such as GLOW, Black Monday, and Zeroville.

Dave Filoni As Trapper Wolf

Dave Filoni's role in the Star Wars franchise has been nothing short of remarkable. Starting as George Lucas' apprentice, he quickly became the supervising director for Star Wars: The Clone Wars and later went on to co-create Star Wars Rebels. His skills as a director were evident in his work on The Mandalorian, where he not only directed the first episode but also several more throughout the series. Fans were delighted to see Filoni make a cameo appearance as X-Wing pilot Trapper Wolf. But Filoni's contributions to the Star Wars universe didn't stop there. He has been involved in various other Star Wars TV shows and is now set to direct a Mandalorian movie. With such a wealth of experience and talent, it's clear that Filoni is an integral part of the Star Wars legacy.

The Mandalorian Season 1 Supporting Cast

Werner Herzog As "The Client"

Werner Herzog, a renowned filmmaker, portrayed an enigmatic character referred to as "The Client" in the first season of The Mandalorian series. As "The Client," Herzog's character hired Din Djarin, the protagonist, to locate Grogu on behalf of Moff Gideon. Intriguingly, despite his devout allegiance to the Galactic Empire, "The Client" met his demise when Moff Gideon commanded his stormtroopers to unleash a barrage of gunfire upon Din Djarin and his allies. It is worth noting that Herzog, a multifaceted artist, has an illustrious career spanning over sixty films, which includes notable works like Aguirre the Wrath of God, My Best Fiend, Invincible, and Cave of Forgotten Dreams.

Nick Nolte As Kuiil

Voiced by Nick Nolte, Kuiil is an Ugnaught moisture farmer who offered his assistance to Din Djarin in his initial quest to locate Grogu. Despite his desire to live a life devoid of servitude, Kuiil agreed to aid the Mandalorian one last time. Unfortunately, he tragically met his demise while attempting to evade the pursuing scout troopers. Din Djarin later utilized the knowledge he gained from Kuiil to negotiate with a group of Ugnaughts on Plazir-15. Nolte's exceptional portrayal in The Prince of Tide earned him the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama, and he later received Academy Award nominations for his remarkable performances in Affliction and Warrior.

Jake Cannavale As Toro Calican

Jake Cannavale starred in an episode of The Mandalorian season 1, portraying Toro Calican. Toro, an ambitious bounty hunter, hired Din Djarin for assistance in joining the Bounty Hunters' Guild. After Fennec Shand exposed the Mandalorian's true identity, he shot her and attempted to capture Grogu, only to meet his demise at the hands of Din Djarin. Besides his notable role as Toro, Cannavale has also appeared as Charlie Cruz in Nurse Jackie, Caesar in The Offer, and Jake Stephens in Eat Brains Love.

Mark Boone Junior As Ranzar "Ran" Malk

Natalia Tena As Xi'an

Mark Boone Junior portrays the role of Ranzar "Ran" Malk in the series. Ran is a significant character from Din Djarin's past and serves as the leader of a band of mercenaries. He enlists Mando's assistance in freeing one of their comrades from prison. However, after their mission is accomplished, he unexpectedly turns against Mando, seeking to eliminate him. Unfortunately, both Ran and his base meet their demise when New Republic X-Wing pilots target the beacon planted by Din Djarin in Qin's possession. Apart from his role in Sons of Anarchy as Bobby "Elvis" Munson, Boone Junior has also showcased his talent in acclaimed films like Memento and Batman Begins.

Xi'an, a Twi'lek mercenary, briefly had a romantic relationship with Din Djarin while they were both members of Ran's crew. However, their time together ended on a sour note. Xi'an and the crew made an effort to free her brother Qin but ended up being captured when they tried to betray Mando. Natalia Tena, known for her roles as Nymphadora in the final four Harry Potter films and Osha in Game of Thrones, portrayed Xi'an.

Clancy Brown as Burg

Clancy Brown, recognized for his portrayal of Savage Opress in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, has lent his voice to numerous characters in the Star Wars animation. Notably, in The Mandalorian season 1, he ventured into the live-action Star Wars realm by embodying Burg, a thick-headed Devaronian who serves as the muscle on Ran's crew. Brown's versatility extends to his live-action appearances, including memorable roles in The Shawshank Redemption, Starship Trooper, and Hail, Caesar! Furthermore, his vocal talents have been showcased across various mediums, encompassing film, TV, and video games. Among his illustrious roles, he is commonly known as Lex Luthor in numerous DC animated works and Mr. Krabs in SpongeBob SquarePants.

Richard Ayoade As The Voice Of Q9-0

Q9-0, the droid pilot of Ran's crew, not only served as their vigilant observer during the jailbreak but was also given a voice by the talented Richard Ayoade. Even though the droid was struck down by Din Djarin, Ayoade returned to lend his voice once more in season 2 when "Frog Lady" utilized his translator to converse with Din Djarin. Ayoade gained recognition for his portrayal of Maurice Moss in The IT Crowd, yet he has also showcased his exceptional abilities as a writer and director, as seen in his works such as Submarine and The Double.

Ismael Cruz Córdova As Qin

The Mandalorian Season 2 Supporting Cast

Ismael Cruz Córdova portrayed the character Qin, Xi'an's brother, in the first season of The Mandalorian. When the crew was taken captive during a rescue mission, Qin chose to abandon his sister to ensure his own survival. Tragically, both Qin and Ran met their demise when Mando discreetly placed a New Republic beacon in Qin's pocket, attracting a squadron of X-Wing pilots who targeted their station. Interestingly, Córdova has now taken on a prominent role in season 3 of Berlin Station. It is worth mentioning that one of his early significant roles was playing a character named Mando (short for Armando) on the beloved children's show Sesame Street.

W. Earl Brown As Weequay Proprietor

W. Earl Brown played Mos Pelgo's Weequay bartender in The Mandalorian and later The Book of Boba Fett. Brown's credits include Scream and the Deadwood series and film.

Timothy Olyphant As Cobb Vanth

Cobb Vanth, initially introduced in the Aftermath trilogy authored by Chuck Wendig, made his live-action entrance in The Mandalorian season 2, where he was portrayed by Timothy Olyphant. By putting on Boba Fett's armor, Vanth successfully safeguarded Mos Pelgo from turning into a slave colony, ultimately assuming the position of the town's Marshal in the ensuing years. However, he eventually relinquished the armor to Din Djarin, leaving him vulnerable during a confrontation with the bounty hunter Cad Bane which nearly cost him his life. The last sighting of Vanth showed him recovering inside Boba Fett's bacta tank, implying the potential for his comeback. Among Olyphant's notable roles are his contributions to the Deadwood television series and film, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, and Scream 2.

Temuera Morrison As Boba Fett

Temuera Morrison portrayed Jango Fett in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones, and subsequently provided the voiceover for Boba Fett's dialogue in The Empire Strikes Back. He finally had the opportunity to embody the character of Boba Fett himself in the second season of The Mandalorian, before being granted his own standalone series titled The Book of Boba Fett. It was unveiled that Boba survived the perilous sarlacc pit in Return of the Jedi, thanks to his formidable armor. Following its theft by Jawas, he found refuge among a tribe of Tusken Raiders. Eventually, he ascended to the position of Daimyo of Tatooine, taking over from Bib Fortuna, and rallied allies to safeguard the planet from the Pyke Syndicate.

Misty Rosas & Dee Bradley Baker As "Frog Lady"

Morrison's vocal talents have been utilized in various other Star Wars ventures, while also making a notable appearance as a seasoned clone soldier in Obi-Wan Kenobi. He has garnered recognition for his portrayal of Tom Curry in the DCEU and is eagerly anticipated to reprise this role in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.

Misty Rosas portrayed the enigmatic "Frog Lady" character in the second season of The Mandalorian, while her voice was masterfully lent by Dee Bradley Baker. In addition to her exceptional performance, Rosas also provided the motion capture for Kuiil during the initial two episodes of the first season. Recognized for her remarkable contributions to renowned projects like The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and Van Helsing, Rosas showcases her immense talent. Meanwhile, Baker, celebrated as one of the industry's most accomplished voice actors, has skillfully voiced all the clone soldiers in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: The Bad Batch, and Star Wars Rebels. His extensive range of credits also encompasses notable works such as Avatar: The Last Airbender, American Dad, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Gravity Falls.

Titus Welliver As "Captain"

Rosario Dawson As Ahsoka Tano

Titus Welliver played the role of the ship's captain in season 2 of The Mandalorian, which was stolen by Bo-Katan and her allies from the Imperial Remnant. Displaying unwavering loyalty, he chose to sacrifice his own life rather than be captured by Bo-Katan, demonstrating his commitment to the cause. Welliver is widely recognized for his performances in renowned television shows like Lost, Deadwood, and Bosch, as well as notable films including Argo, Mullohand Falls, and Transformers: Age of Extinction.

Ahsoka Tano initially appeared as an animated character in Star Wars: The Clone Wars before being portrayed by Rosario Dawson in live-action. Dawson has made only two on-screen appearances as Ahsoka, first in The Mandalorian season 2 and later in The Book of Boba Fett. Finally, she is set to take the lead in her own series, the upcoming Ahsoka show on Disney+. This new series continues where Star Wars Rebels left off. Apart from her role as Ahsoka, Dawson is recognized for her performances in Men in Black II, Rent, and Top Five. Additionally, she gained popularity for her portrayal of Claire Temple in various Marvel/Netflix series.

Michael Biehn As Lang

Diana Lee Inosanto As Morgan Elsbeth

Michael Biehn portrayed the character Lang in the second season of The Mandalorian. Lang was a mercenary employed by the Magistrate Morgan Elsbeth. He encountered Ahsoka and Din Djarin as they united to liberate the town, but his demise occurred during a confrontation with the Mandalorian, resulting in a shootout. Notably, Biehn is renowned for his memorable performances in The Terminator, Aliens, and The Abyss.

Dian Lee Inosanto portrayed Morgan Elsbeth in season 2 of The Mandalorian. Morgan Elsbeth served as a loyal follower of Grand Admiral Thrawn and caught the attention of Ahsoka. Although she and Din Djarin successfully rescued the townspeople from Elsbeth's forces, they failed to uncover Thrawn's whereabouts. The Ahsoka series will continue Ahsoka's journey, with Inosanto reprising her role as Elsbeth. Inosanto, who is renowned for her martial arts skills, is the daughter of Dan Inosanto, Bruce Lee's training partner. She has been part of various projects, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Trek: Enterprise, and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.

Richard Brake As Valin Hess

Richard Brake, recognized for his appearances in Ray Donovan, Game of Thrones, and Grimm, brilliantly embodied the resilient Imperial, Valin Hess, who captivated viewers with an astonishing monologue moments before meeting his demise at Mayfeld's hands.

Mark Hamill & Max Lloyd Jones As Luke Skywalker

In the thrilling finale of The Mandalorian season 2, Luke Skywalker makes a triumphant return, portrayed by the talented Mark Hamill. However, this time, we see a youthful version of the beloved character, expertly brought to life through the use of de-aging technology. During the action-packed scenes, Max Lloyd Jones steps in as Luke's double. It is worth mentioning that Hamill has made a name for himself as a renowned voice actor, most notably recognized for his exceptional portrayal of the iconic Joker in various Batman animated projects and video games.

Matthew Wood As Bib Fortuna

Bib Fortuna, famously portrayed by Star Wars sound editor Matthew Wood, made a notable appearance in the post-credit scene of The Mandalorian season 2. In this scene, he assumed the role of Daimyo after the demise of Jabba the Hutt, only to meet his own demise at the hands of Boba Fett. Wood, recognized for lending his voice to iconic characters like General Grievous and the battle droids in various Star Wars projects, brought Fortuna to life with his talent.

The Mandalorian Season 3 Supporting Cast

Marti Matulis As Vane

Marti Matulis, an experienced actor renowned for portraying villains in elaborate makeup, brilliantly portrayed Vane the pirate. Matulis' impressive repertoire includes memorable roles such as The Erl King's protagonist, the terrifying Monstrosity in Smile, and the enigmatic Drone Host in the acclaimed series Westworld.

Nonso Anozie As The Voice Of Gorian Shard

Pirate King Gorian Shard met Greef Karga during their time in the Guild. When pirate activities were no longer tolerated on Nevarro, Shard and Karga attacked the planet. Fortunately, Din Djarin and his fellow Mandalorians came to Nevarro's rescue, leading to Shard's demise and the destruction of his ship. Nonso Anozie, renowned for his portrayal of Tomy Jepperd in Sweet Tooth, has also appeared in Artemis Fowl, Zoo, and 7 Days in Entebbe.

Ahmed Best As Master Kelleran Beq

Ahmed Best gained recognition for his portrayal of Jar Jar Binks in the Star Wars prequel trilogy and select episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. He made his on-screen debut as Jedi Master Kelleran Beq in the children's game show Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge, and his character was later reimagined for The Mandalorian season 3. It was revealed that Beq was the Jedi responsible for rescuing Grogu during Order 66, evacuating him from Coruscant with the assistance of the Royal Naboo Security Forces. Most recently, Best has garnered attention for his portrayal of Nelson Mandela in Alabama Jackson.

Steve Blum As Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios

Steve Blum's portrayal of Zeb Orrelios spanned across all four seasons of Star Wars Rebels and continued with the character's exciting introduction into The Mandalorian season 3. After the conclusion of the Rebels series, it was revealed that Zeb had joined the New Republic, leaving the possibility open for his return in future Star Wars projects. In addition to his role as Zeb, Steve Blum also made an appearance as a spaceport operator in The Mandalorian season 1.

Tim Meadows As Colonel Tuttle

Colonel Tuttle, played by Tim Meadows, had a brief appearance in The Mandalorian season 3. Captain Teva goes to Coruscant to meet with this requisition officer, seeking intervention from the New Republic on Nevarro. Meadows, known for his time as a cast member on Saturday Night Live during the 1990s, has also appeared in popular films such as Mean Girls, Grown Ups, and Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.

Jack Black As Captain Bombardier

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Lizzo As Duchess Bombardier

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Lizzo As Duchess Bombardier

The Mandalorian season 3, episode 6 "Chapter 22: Guns for Hire" featured an exciting surprise celebrity cameo, with Jack Black portraying the eccentric character of Captain Bombardier. As a former Imperial who had been pardoned through the New Republic Amnesty Program, Captain Bombardier struck a deal with Bo-Katan, allowing her to meet the other Mandalorians in exchange for her assistance in uncovering the cause of the city's droid malfunctions. Jack Black, known for his roles in popular films such as School of Rock, the Kung Fu Panda series, and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, delivered a memorable performance.

Lizzo As Duchess Bombardier

Taking on the role of Duchess Bombardier, the rightful leader of Plazir-15, Lizzo embarked on a remarkable journey alongside Black. Their love blossomed when Captain Bombardier was appointed to assist in the governance of Plazir-15, and united, they brought about a magnificent transformation of their realm. Lizzo, a highly acclaimed artist and Grammy winner, has also made notable appearances in Hustlers, showcasing her versatile talents.

Christopher Lloyd As Commissioner Helgait

Brian Gleeson As Brendol Hux

The Mandalorian season 3, episode 6 featured a notable celebrity cameo by Christopher Lloyd, who portrayed the character Commissioner Helgait. Initially investigating the city's droid malfunctions, it was eventually revealed that he was actually a separatist with intentions to disrupt the way of life in Plazir-15. Christopher Lloyd, renowned for his role as Doc Brown in the Back to the Future franchise, is an iconic sci-fi actor. His impressive filmography also includes memorable appearances in movies like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Addams Family, and Clue.

Brendol Hux made his live-action debut in The Mandalorian season 3, portrayed by Brian Gleeson. With his brother Domhnall Gleeson having played General Armitage Hux in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, Brian Gleeson proved to be the ideal choice for the role of Brendol Hux. As a significant character in the formation of the First Order, Brendol Hux remained a member of the Imperial Shadow Council during his appearance in The Mandalorian. Gleeson's notable works also include Peaky Blinders, The Phantom Thread, Snow White and the Huntsman, and he shared the screen with his brother in Frank of Ireland.

Xander Berkeley As Gilad Pellaeon

Charles Parnell as "Survivor Captain"

Captain Gilad Pellaeon, a trusted lieutenant of Thrawn in the renowned Thrawn trilogy penned by Timothy Zahn, skillfully brought to life by Xander Berkeley during his singular appearance in The Mandalorian season 3. As anticipation builds for Thrawn's reprisal in Ahsoka, Pellaeon temporarily assumes the role of the controversial leader of the Shadow Council. Berkeley, a seasoned character actor with notable contributions to projects such as Terminator 2: Judgment Day, 24, and Air Force One, exudes his talent.

Bo-Katan and her scouting team stumbled upon a surprising revelation – a group of surviving Mandalorians residing on the planet's surface. Leading this resilient bunch was none other than Charles Parnell, known for his roles in The Last Ship and Top Gun: Maverick, and soon to be seen in Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1.

Charles Baker as Mandalorian Scout

Charles Baker, famous for his role as Skinny Pete in Breaking Bad and its spinoff movie El Camino, joined Parnell as a fellow survivor from Mandalore. Upon discovering Bo-Katan, he immediately expressed his commitment and loyalty to her cause.