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Come along as we take a hands-on look at the New Republic hangout as seen in the film, alongside the crew who built it
By Brandon Wainerdi
If you take a certain turn onto a certain street in Southern California, you may just find yourself in Star Wars. There’s no hyperdrive required — it’s simply filmmaker and Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu Director Jon Favreau’s tucked away studio space. Just inside, a very lucky few were recently invited to step into a larger world: the still-standing set of the Adelphi Officer’s Lounge from Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu. (But trust us, seeing The Mandalorian and Grogu on the big screen is the next best thing.)
As you open a normal-seeming door, you’re quickly greeted with a not-so-normal, 360-degree view of the Officer’s Lounge, filled with helmets, nods to past battles, and… games? “That’s the game from Tosche Station,” proudly recounts Andrew L. Jones, the movie’s production designer. “We took it from The Book of Boba Fett and put it here. It plays the game Space Wars on the top. That was the inspiration.” Another billiards-like game is also nearby, providing multiple opportunities for New Republic personnel to mingle…
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