Lucasfilm has released a brand-new television spot for The Mandalorian and Grogu, the highly anticipated theatrical continuation of the acclaimed Star Wars saga. The promotional piece arrives as marketing efforts intensify ahead of the film’s premiere, building on the massive fanbase established by the Disney+ series and teasing key visual moments that promise an epic big-screen adventure.
The advertisement provides a new look at Pedro Pascal reprising his role as Din Djarin, the stoic Mandalorian bounty hunter, along with a fresh glimpse of Marrok, the bounty hunter Embo’s anooba, via Bleach Reporter on X. Rather than revealing extensive plot details, the spot focuses on these character highlights to maintain intrigue while reminding audiences of the distinctive tone and style that made the original series a global phenomenon. Check out the latest TV spot below:
Just in case you missed it, here's a new look at Marrok in the TV spot:
And here's a new look at Pedro Pascal as Din Djarin:
Since its debut in 2019, The Mandalorian has redefined live-action Star Wars storytelling by transporting viewers to the lawless Outer Rim in the years following the fall of the Empire. Jon Favreau’s creation centers on Din Djarin, a lone warrior bound by the ancient creed of his people, who unexpectedly becomes the protector of Grogu—a Force-sensitive infant of the same species as Yoda. Their unlikely partnership evolved into one of the franchise’s most heartfelt relationships, blending high-stakes action, Western-inspired visuals, and deep emotional resonance. The show’s success across multiple seasons paved the way for this leap to the cinema, marking a bold step in expanding the live-action Star Wars universe.
Bringing The Mandalorian and Grogu to theaters allows the story to unfold on a grander scale, with sweeping cinematography, practical creature effects, and larger set pieces that capitalize on the big screen. Jon Favreau returns in the director’s chair, co-writing the screenplay with Dave Filoni, whose extensive experience across Star Wars animation and live-action ensures narrative continuity. The film is expected to bridge elements from the television series while introducing new conflicts that challenge Din Djarin and Grogu in unprecedented ways.
Pedro Pascal stars as Din Djarin, the armored bounty hunter at the heart of the story. Sigourney Weaver makes her Star Wars debut as Colonel Ward, a seasoned New Republic officer with a storied past in the Rebel Alliance. Jeremy Allen White lends his voice to Rotta the Hutt, the surviving son of the infamous Jabba the Hutt, bringing new layers to the criminal underworld dynamics. Additional cast members include performers and voice actors reprising or introducing characters tied to the broader Mandalorian legacy, such as the formidable hunter Embo.
The Mandalorian and Grogu is scheduled to arrive in theaters on May 22, 2026. The film will be presented in multiple formats, including IMAX, to deliver the full cinematic impact of the Star Wars saga. This release positions the project as a major summer event, inviting audiences to experience Din Djarin and Grogu’s next chapter on the largest screen possible.
