“Andor’s writer baffles a column writer by refusing to naming a series of strikes in the name of” left “

The “Andy Gilroy” series said on Thursday that he does not believe that the “Star Wars” series is the “left”.

In an interview with the New York Times Writer of the column Ross Diatat In “interesting times”, Giliroy denied that he had written the presentation to represent a left -wing revolution against fascist tyranny.

“I never think about it this way. It was never- I mean, I never do. I do not,” Giliroy announced in response to discords asking whether he agreed that the show is “a left-wing artwork.”

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The second season of Critically famous series He appeared for the first time on Disney+ in April. He follows the adventures of Kasian Anwar, a major player in the rebellion against the Hungarian Empire. He was a major figure in the 2016 “Rogue One”.

The show, which lasted two seasons, offers a dark and realistic portrayal on how individuals are banned together to resist an creeping authoritarian government that uses deception, control and violence to support its authority.

In the interview, Dothat said he believed that Giliri’s photography of the rebellion against the empire in the series is clearly left.

While presenting his guest, he said: “Serial” “Serial” was somehow managed to withdraw originality within familiar, and enjoyable concession restrictions for both fans and critics. Part of its authenticity is that it has an explicit political perspective, and on my mind, its left perspective in its world, without feeling the invitation at all. “

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Gillroy admitted that the work was political in that he was inspired by his magic with Revolutions in the history of the world.

“The painting that was presented was just a very abundant opportunity to use all the fictional stories and all the history and all the amateur reading that I have done over the past forty years, and all the things you were fascinated with, all the revolutionary things that will never have an opportunity to do this again, but I really wonder if anyone else will have a chance again,” he said.

Elsewhere, Dothat told that he was particularly inspired by dictatorships throughout history, such as the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini.

“I want a lot of attention to the authoritarian aspect of this, and the people who threw a lot with the empire, who burn everything,” he said.

However, the bidder denied that he was intending to depict the empire as a right -wing authoritarian government that would be retracted by left -fighters.

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“It is a story, but it is a political story about the revolutionary -” The author of the conservative column protested.

Giliroy interfered, “Do you sympathize with the empire? Do you comply with the empire?”

“No, I do not,” Diasat said. “But I do not think that you should be to the left to resist tyranny. I see the empire as I just described it: it is an introduction as a fascist institution that does not have any kind of communist demonstration of solidarity or anything like that. It is fascist and authoritarian, and you contemplate the revolutionary policy that appears under all of this.”

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