Ezra Bridger could play a pivotal role in Ahsoka Season 2, potentially becoming a Jedi hero like Luke Skywalker. Ezra and ...

Jeff Sneider of The Insneider first broke the news (since confirmed elsewhere) that Lucasfilm has tapped Game of Thrones‘ alum Rory McCann to replace the late Ray Stevenson as Baylan Skoll on ...

Ray Stevenson (‘Rome’, ‘Vikings’) played Baylan Skoll in ‘Star Wars Ahsoka’, one of the spin-offs of ‘The Mandalorian’. This former member of the Jedi Order was a general during ...

Baylan Skoll, portrayed by Ray Stevenson, made his debut in the Star Wars universe with the Disney+ series Ahsoka. He is a complex dark side user who seeks balance through ancient knowledge rather ...

Stevenson, who played the former Jedi known as Baylan Skoll, died in May 2023. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Ahsoka stars Rosario Dawson as another former Jedi, the titular Ahsoka Tano ...

Star Wars fans had wondered if we might see Baylan Skoll in the galaxy far, far away again despite actor Ray Stevenson's passing, and we now have confirmation that the character will return for ...

Now we have our answer. Per THR's reporting, Scottish actor Rory McCann is set to carry Baylan Skoll's story forwards in Ahsoka Season 2. Best known for his role as burly, sweary, code-bound ...

Stevenson played fan-favourite character jedi Baylan Skoll in the Disney Plus series before he died in May 2023, three months before the series premiered. After much discussion over who would ...

McCann will now be playing former Jedi Baylan Skoll following Stevenson’s death shortly after working on the first season of the show. Rory McCann is joining the cast of ‘Star Wars ...

But he more than made his mark in the galaxy far, far awar as former Jedi Baylan Skoll on Ahsoka. The first season ended with Skoll on the verge of completing a meaningful personal journey.

Baylan Skoll’s mysterious side journey was hinted throughout Season 1 of the Disney+ series, with the Jedi-turned-mercenary revealing in Episode 6 that he felt something pulling him to remain on ...