Temuera Morrison is ready for trouble in this exclusive image from The Book of Boba Fett - maddoxagaincelow1975

Temuera James Douglas Morrison is ready for trouble in that exclusive see from The Book of Boba Fett

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The Book of Boba Fett is blasting its way onto our screens soon, promising more action in that galaxy far, far away. In the upcoming issue of Number Film magazine, Temuera Morrison and Ming-Na Wen verbalise all just about the Star Wars spin around-off evince. Plus, we ingest an exclusive new still from the serial publication featuring the legendary bounty hunter himself. Hinderance IT out higher up.

"I was blown away aside the [public] response – [information technology] could have gone either way," says Morrison, the New Zealander who plays Boba (having first starred as his father, Jango Fett, in 2002's Onslaught of The Clones) of The Mandalorian post-credits view that announced the spin out-murder.

As setups go, it was tantalising, with the mercenary Fennec taking her place by Boba's side in Jabba's inner sanctum. "There's a lack of reverence for that throne," comments Morrison's co-whizz Sebaceous cyst, who plays Fennec. "Information technology's now get on their home and they'Ra making it their dwelling house."

Claiming the late Jabba's terrain for themselves volition work the storyline for The Book of Boba Fett, with standoffs, confrontations, and smackdowns all promised. More intriguingly, after Fennec referenced how she was rescued from destined death by Boba in The Mandalorian, their unusual alliance will cost further explored. "The family relationship between him and Fennec is a unique one amongst bounty hunters," nods Wen, whose character is clearly the Yang to Boba's Yin. "Because a lot of times, we're all very solo workers. We don't like coaction. We don't trust anyone."

She as wel feels their dynamic is familial at heart (recovered, this is a Disney-owned show after all). "It's a very dysfunctional family, only it's a family that honors a inscribe of ethics, and in that respect's a certain set of rules that you make to follow and that's the just way that information technology would work. And being bounty hunters, that's very important. And I think that's why Fennec and Boba, they're from the old school day. We believe in those code of ethics and we respect each other for it."

Simply what of an appearance from the other bounteousness hunter we whol eff and love, Pedro Pascal's Clamor Djarin? Broach the guinea pig of cameos, though, and Morrison immediately goes into lockdown. "I can't say anything," he grins, "but we have some tremendous, fluorescent things to look presumptuous to. I assume't want to say too a good deal about it because we'atomic number 75 all expiration to go along this journey together. And every little bit of information is bad precious right away."

The Book of Boba Fett lands on Disney Plus this December 29. For very much more from Morrison and Pilar cyst on the show, weft up a copy of the new issue of Total Film when information technology hits stands on Thursday 9 Dec. The number features Dwayne Andrew Johnson's Disastrous Adam on the cover and rounds up the biggest films coming your way next year.

Total Film's Black Adam cover — (Image cite: Warner Bros/Tot Film)

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