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A quick primer for The Mandalorian and Grogu, outlining Din Djarin’s evolving role and his adoptive bond with Grogu, Mando’s move to align with the New Republic, the lingering criminal influence of the Hutts, the Empire’s fractured state between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, and Grogu’s status as a Mandalorian apprentice, plus a note on cameos and nostalgia to watch for in the movie.
Jeremy Allen White has been cast as the voice of Rotta the Hutt, Jabba the Hutt's son, in the upcoming "Star Wars" film "The Mandalorian & Grogu." This marks White's first major franchise role following his Emmy-winning performance in "The Bear." The film, directed by Jon Favreau and set to release on May 22, 2026, will feature Pedro Pascal and Sigourney Weaver. The plot is expected to explore the power dynamics on Tatooine after Jabba's death, potentially involving characters like Boba Fett and Fennec Shand.
Ubisoft's upcoming single-player game, Star Wars Outlaws, has sparked controversy as fans discovered that the highly anticipated Jabba the Hutt mission is locked behind a Season Pass, which is only available through the more expensive editions of the game. The mission, titled Jabba's Gambit, involves the protagonist, Kay, receiving a job from Jabba the Hutt himself. This move has frustrated fans, who feel that content that should be available at launch is being locked behind an extra paywall. Ubisoft has yet to clarify whether this content is part of the standard game or exclusive to the Season Pass.
Star Wars Outlaws will feature a Day 1 exclusive mission with Jabba the Hutt, called Jabba’s Gambit, which can only be accessed with the purchase of a Season Pass, locking it behind the $109 Gold Edition or the $129 Ultimate Edition of the game. This decision has sparked controversy as players who opt for the standard $70 edition won't have access to this mission, raising concerns about the practice of locking ready-to-play content behind premium editions.
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro confirms that he was working on a Star Wars movie centered around Jabba the Hutt, the notorious crime lord. The project, which del Toro was developing with screenwriter David S. Goyer, focused on the rise and fall of Jabba. However, Lucasfilm ultimately decided not to move forward with the film. Despite this, del Toro remains grateful for the experience and continues to trust the universe. Jabba the Hutt has appeared in several Star Wars movies and TV shows, becoming an iconic character in the franchise.
Guillermo del Toro reflects on the scrapped Star Wars movie he was developing centered around Jabba the Hutt, expressing both bitterness and gratitude for the experience. Del Toro discusses the challenges of working on projects that ultimately don't come to fruition, including the sequel to Pacific Rim. Despite losing the opportunity to direct, Del Toro remains philosophical and appreciative of the lessons learned from these experiences.
Director Guillermo del Toro confirmed that there were plans for a standalone Star Wars film centered around Jabba the Hutt, titled "The Rise and Fall of Jabba the Hutt." However, the project did not materialize due to various reasons. Del Toro expressed both disappointment and gratitude for the experience, acknowledging that there is always something to be learned from missed opportunities.
In the upcoming game Star Wars Outlaws, players will have the option to work for or betray Jabba the Hutt as scoundrel Kay Vess. The game takes place during a time when the Galactic Empire is pursuing the Rebel Alliance, and the criminal underworld is thriving. The developers aim to provide a virtual tourism experience of Tatooine, with detailed locations informed by the Lucasfilm archives. Star Wars Outlaws features expansive planet sizes similar to Assassin's Creed Odyssey, promising a multitude of dangers and adventures.