Tony Gilroy

Tony Gilroy, an Oscar-nominated writer and the mind behind "Andor," teams up with Mike Duncan, bestselling author and podcaster renowned for his historical insights. They dive into the complex psychology of historical leaders, questioning the motivations behind their actions. The conversation meanders through the unpredictable nature of revolutions, drawing parallels to current societal tensions and even the politics of Star Wars. Tune in for an engaging exploration of how stories shape our understanding of history and contemporary struggles.

Tony Gilroy, the creator of 'Andor', discusses the emotional and thematic layers of the show's final three episodes. He reveals the complexities of Bix and Cassian's relationship and how he balanced poignant storytelling with thrilling action scenes. Gilroy dives into character dynamics and the intrinsic themes of heroism and identity, particularly Andor's evolution. He reflects on the challenges of screenwriting and the collaborative spirit that brought this intense narrative to life, emphasizing the power of art in times of uncertainty.

Tony Gilroy, acclaimed writer and director known for the Bourne series and Andor, joins the conversation to share his insights on crafting a second season of a hit series. He delves into creating engaging narratives while balancing audience expectations and production challenges. The discussion covers revolutionary themes in Andor's storytelling, the struggles of follow-up seasons, and the impact of industry competition on creativity. Gilroy also reflects on the relationship between film criticism and writing, touching on resilience and innovation in storytelling.

Andor creator Tony Gilroy (Rogue One; the Bourne movies; Armageddon) discusses on getting hot on a project, writing vivid scenes, the incremental building of a series, his early resume including The Cutting Edge and Dolores Claiborne, and his disparate influences.But first: the WGA is on strike. In the first of many conversations with working writers on strike, Ben Blacker chats with M3gan writer Akela Cooper (Star Trek: Brave New Worlds; Luke Cage) about her hopes, fears, and why we're taking this action.This interview with Tony Gilroy was recorded before the WGA strike began.THE WRITERS PANEL IS NOW A COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT PRODUCTION.Follow and support the show by subscribing to Ben Blacker's newsletter, where you'll also get weekly advice from the thousands of writers he's interviewed over the years, as well as access to exclusive live Q&As, meet-ups, and more: benblacker.substack.com SOCIALS:https://twitter.com/BENBLACKER https://www.facebook.com/TVWritersPanel  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tony Gilroy, writer/director of 'Michael Clayton' and the 'Bourne' movies, discusses embracing creative freedom, personal growth, and the writer's life. He explores complicated characters, creative processes in screenwriting, and the emotional rollercoaster of the creative journey. Gilroy also shares insights on evolving from a screenwriter to a filmmaker and navigating the hurdles of the television industry.

Tony Gilroy, the mastermind behind *Andor*, takes listeners behind the scenes of Season 2. He reveals how COVID-19 reshaped the creative process, leading to innovative storytelling techniques. The evolution of character arcs is discussed, particularly how audience feedback influences plot developments. Gilroy also dives into themes of misinformation and power dynamics, resonating with today's societal issues. Plus, he highlights the clever use of humor amid serious narratives, enriching the character-driven storytelling that defines *Andor*.

Tony Gilroy, the brilliant showrunner behind 'Andor' and a key player in the Star Wars universe, shares his creative journey with hosts Mal and Jo. They discuss the art of world-building and the show's deeper ideology, exploring how distinct cultures and emotional dialogues enhance storytelling. Gilroy unpacks character dynamics, particularly the complex relationships between Luthen, Saw, and others. Plus, he reveals what he’ll miss writing about and reflects on the creative challenges faced during production, turning limitations into captivating narratives.

Tony Gilroy, a renowned writer and director celebrated for the Bourne films and Michael Clayton, dives into his distinctive narrative style. He discusses the disorienting experiences he crafts for both characters and viewers. The conversation highlights the intense dynamics in 'Duplicity,' especially Clive Owen's and Julia Roberts' performances. Gilroy also shares insights into corporate espionage themes, revealing real-life inspirations, and explores the complexities of masculinity in storytelling, emphasizing how these elements shape character development.

Renowned writer and director Tony Gilroy, famous for the Bourne trilogy and Rogue One, dives deep into his creative journey. He shares insights on the rigorous daily writing habits that fuel his storytelling. The complexities of adapting scripts for television and the emotional weight of navigating character development are also discussed. Gilroy reflects on the challenges of bringing historically rooted narratives to life, exploring themes of identity and moral ambiguity. His candid take on audience reception and the blending of villainy and heroism adds intriguing depth to the conversation.

In this engaging discussion, Richard Rushfield, a savvy writer for The Ankler, reflects on Hollywood's recent disasters and the hope for its future. He’s joined by Tony Gilroy, the showrunner of Andor, and Diego Luna, who shines as Cassian Andor. They delve into the ambitious storytelling in Andor's final episodes, exploring how it brilliantly merges cinematic qualities with series format. The trio also touches on the evolving landscape of film and TV, including the struggles of studios, superhero fatigue, and the revival of independent filmmaking.