By George & Josh Bate
The Mandalorian and Grogu, of course, features its titular father-son duo, but it also features a number of cool cameos and guest appearances Star Wars fans may appreciate.
Below is every cameo and guest appearance in The Mandalorian and Grogu….
Martin Scorsese as Hugo Durant
The Academy Award winning director of Goodfellas and The Departed voices the Ardennian fry cook Hugo Durant.
Scorsese’s character is a relative of Rio Durant, the Ardennian voiced by Jon Favreau in Solo: A Star Wars Story.
Matthew Willig as Hogsbreth
The henchman that works for Janu is played by Matthew Willig.
Willig played 14 seasons as an offensive tackle in the NFL before transitioning into a successful acting career with notable roles as Little Chino in Dexter and Lash in Agents of SHIELD.
Deborah Chow as Sash Ketter
When Janu is brought back to Adelphi Base, a number of Star Wars television directors make brief cameo appearances.
One of these cameos is Deborah Chow, who directed Chapters 3 and 4 of The Mandalorian and all six episodes of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Chow previously played Sash Ketter in Chapters 6, 21, and 24 of The Mandalorian.
Rick Famuyiwa as Jib Dodger
Famuyiwa, who has directed six episodes of The Mandalorian, one episode of Ahsoka, and served as executive producer for Season 3, plays New Republic pilot Jib Dodger in the film.
Famuyiwa previously played Jib Dodger in Chapters 6, 21, and 24 of The Mandalorian.
Dave Filoni as Trapper Wolf
The newly anointed Co-President of Lucasfilm reprises his role as X-Wing pilot Trapper Wolf in the film.
Filoni previously played Trapper Wolf in Chapters 6, 10, 21, and 24 of The Mandalorian.
Lee Isaac Chung as Dok Suri
Lee Isaac Chung, director of Chapter 19 of The Mandalorian and episode 7 of Skeleton Crew, also makes a cameo appearance at Adelphi Base among the other Star Wars television directors.
Doug Chiang as Lieutenant Blake
Legendary artist Doug Chiang makes a cameo appearance as an officer of the New Republic on Adelphi Base, sporting one killer moustache!
Shirley Henderson as the Anzellans
All of the Anzellans in the movie are voiced by Shirley Henderson, who is known for playing Moaning Mrytle in the Harry Potter movies.
Henderson previously voiced and puppeteered Babu Frik in The Rise of Skywalker.
Stephen McKinley Henderson as Gatori
The creature that gives Grogu the medicine to heal Din Djarin is named Gatori and is voiced by Stephen McKinley Henderson, a terrific actor known for his roles in Dune and Civil War.
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee as Carson Teva
Among the X-Wing pilots raiding the Hutts’ lair at the end of the films is Carson Teva.
The beloved character played by Paul Sun-Hyung Lee previously appeared in The Mandalorian Seasons 2 and 3.
Anthony Daniels as Droid Flight Dispatcher
C-3PO himself is credited as the voice of Droid Flight Dispatcher.
This means that Daniels is still the only actor to feature in every single theatrical Star Wars movie.
Luke Skywalker and R2-D2????
These cameos are far from confirmed, so take all of the following with a grain of salt.
An eagle-eyed Star Wars fan speculated that, in the film’s opening credits, on Adelphi Base, an R2 unit can be seen being lowered into an X-Wing. This fan questions if this is R2-D2 and the pilot of the X-Wing is Luke Skywalker.
While narratively Luke is probably off building his new Jedi Order, it wouldn’t be implausible for him to visit Adelphi Base and work with the New Republic, especially as they both have a mutual interest in preventing the Empire from rising to power again.