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Certain things, like sand, were a challenge. I walked around on them for the entire production. The stilts were the hardest part, the basic skill of stilt-walking. You have to tell the story through your body. Mask work is similar to this kind of work - you put a fixed mask on and can’t make facial expressions. I worked with a mask teacher in New York City named Orlando Pabotoy. What else helped you build the performance? It wasn’t bogged down in being a machine. Yes, there was a freedom in motion-capturing K-2 because of the history of droids that had come before. The role was motion-capture and you’d done that kind of work before in “I, Robot.” What was different about it here?

I think that the fans who did support the show would have been angered the most if I had turned down K-2. There probably would have been a negotiation of people talking sense into me. I had worked so hard to get my show made and we had raised $3 million weeks before. Would you have really skipped out on this role if production started in June? I said, “I can do it just as long as it doesn’t go in June because I’m not available.” Luckily, Gareth said, “We start in July.”

I had crowd-funded a show called “ Con Man” and we were in preproduction.

I met him in this nondescript boardroom and he showed me all the secrets to the movie, told me about my character in and out, and gave away the ending. What happened when you met with the director Gareth Edwards to talk about “Rogue One”? Here are edited excerpts from that conversation. He threw more than his voice into this one: Performing in scenes on location, he donned a motion-capture suit and balanced on stilts to simulate the tall, lanky droid.ĭuring a phone interview from Los Angeles (where he is shooting an NBC superhero sitcom called “Powerless”), he spoke of improvising some of K-2SO’s lines, running on stilts over sand and the kind of preparation that goes into playing both robots and roosters. Tudyk’s character is already a breakout, stealing scenes with his British accent and devil-may-care attitude. Tudyk: the glowing-eyed reprogrammed droid K-2SO in “ Rogue One,” the first stand-alone “Star Wars” movie. “They like putting me in their movies as a good-luck charm,” he said.ĭisney’s luck is continuing with its latest role for Mr. He has been behind characters in “Wreck-It Ralph,” “Frozen,” “Big Hero Six,” “Zootopia” and “Moana.” You may not have seen much of the actor Alan Tudyk’s face, but if you’ve been watching Disney movies lately, you’ve heard a lot of his voice.

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