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Star Wars: The Mandalorian’s Armorer fight scene took over 400 takes to shoot

November 13, 2020 by Samuel Brace

Lauren Mary Kim, the stunt double for The Mandalorian‘s Armorer, said the character’s big fight scene took over 400 takes to film.

While Din Djarin and Baby Yoda take much of the spotlight in Disney+’s The Mandalroain, the Star Wars TV show is also populated with a big cast of other colourful characters.

One of the most intriguing is certainly Din’s Mandalorian friend and colleague known as the Armorer. She played a key role in events of season one, capped off with a brutal fight scene in episode eight.

Lauren Mary Kim is the stunt double for the character and she has been telling Corridor Crew just what went into making this epic scene happen:

“That was probably one of the most strenuous fights I’ve ever had to do… [because of the armor] and the helmet, and it’s a ‘oner.’ We never did it as pieces, we did the whole fight from top to bottom. I think we did like 400, 500 oners, because we shot so many different angles… I died, I died. … Usually, the stunt coordinator shoots a ‘previs’ [pre-visual], they have an idea of how it should be edited so they shoot towards the edit. With The Mandalorian, they like to get a lot of different angles, so they can really choose and see which one is the best for each moment. They’re very particular with what their look is, so that’s why they shoot so many different angles.”

SEE ALSO: The Mandalorian: Lucasfilm exec says Baby Yoda eating the Frog Lady’s eggs was “intentionally disturbing”

The fight was certainly an awesome one but hopefully, there will plenty more to follow it up during the rest of season two. The new season has been pretty great so far and episode three airs this Friday on Disney+.

The Mandalorian season two sees Pedro Pascal (Din Djarin), Gina Carano (Cara Dune), Carl Weathers (Greef Karga), Giancarlo Esposito (Moff Gideon) and Bill Burr (Mayfield) joined by new cast additions Temuera Morrison (Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones), Katee Sackhoff (Star Wars: The Clone Wars), Timothy Olyphant (Justified), Michael Biehn (The Terminator) and WWE Superstar Sasha Banks.

 

Originally published November 13, 2020. Updated November 12, 2020.

Filed Under: News, Samuel Brace, Television Tagged With: Star Wars, The Mandalorian

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