In Episode 38 of Hate to Interrupt, we dive into the sharp, morally murky world of Tony Gilroy. First, we break down his 2007 legal thriller Michael Clayton and what makes it one of the most quietly brilliant films of its era. Then we shift to the galaxy far, far away with a discussion of Andor Seasons 1 and 2—how Gilroy brought a new level of depth, tension, and political weight to the Star Wars universe.

It’s all about control, conscience, and rebellion—on Earth and in space.

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