This Popular Character is Likely to Return in The Mandalorian Season 4

If we were to single out the most iconic characters of Star Wars, bounty hunter Boba Fett would certainly make the list. Not surprisingly, Star Wars fans would love to see the character on screens again. Perhaps such an opportunity will come already with season 4 of The Mandalorian.

Source: The Book of Boba Fett, Jon Favreau, Lucasfilm, 2022.

These revelations come from Making Star Wars famous for its knowledge of George Lucas' universe, as deep as a cosmic black hole. According to information available to its editor-in-chief - Jason Ward - Disney is not, for the time being, creating another project in which Boba Fett would appear.

Vague explanations

It is worth recalling that a few weeks ago the director of The Book of Boba Fett, Robert Rodriguez, declined to comment on Lucasfilm's plans for the bounty hunter's future (via CBR). As a result, it is unclear if and how the studio plans to continue the character's development in the Star Wars universe.

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In turn, some time ago, the actor playing Fett - Temuera Morrison - attended the SUPANOVA Comic Con & Gaming convention in Melbourne. During a Q&A session, the New Zealand actor revealed that he initially hoped to reprise his role as the hunter again in season 3 of The Mandalorian, but Lucasfilm ultimately did not ask him to appear. So, if Making Star Wars' information is to be believed, the studio finally decided to approach Morrison with a request to return.

As a final reminder, both The Mandalorian, as well as The Book of Boba Fett, can be watched on Disney+.

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