Sorry, all the rumors and speculations were wrong, the little rascal remains silent in the upcoming movie as well.

The Mandalorian and Grogu star Pedro Pascal says that the moment where Din Djarin removes his helmet in the upcoming film "made perfect sense" to him.

Baby Yoda isn't going to speak in The Mandalorian and Grogu, according to Kathleen Kennedy.

Pascal's comment comes days after their getaway to Mexico.

Lucasfilm producer Kathleen Kennedy officially confirmed whether Grogu will speak in the upcoming movie, debunking long-standing fan theories.

From NYC Valentine's weekend to a low-key Mexico City stroll, inside the timeline fueling Pedro Pascal and Rafael Olarra romance buzz.

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Former Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy reflects on her decision to step out of the role, while also revealing whether ...

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