Over the years, Lucasfilm's Dave Filoni and director Jon Favreau have both played more than a few Star Wars roles, and it's a pretty wild roster.

I was expecting more crossovers, NGL.

Jon Favreau has built a career both in front of and behind the camera. From acting in films like Swingers and Chef to directing blockbusters like Iron Man and helping launch the modern Star Wars television universe with The Mandalorian,

The Mandalorian and Grogu director Jon Favreau has teased his plans for Din Djarin and The Child moving forward, and seemingly confirms that he considered including a flashforward to Grogu's future.

While fans might continue debating this "controversial" question, there likely isn't one definitive answer. As Filoni pointed out, both watch orders have something to offer, and there's no "bad" way to watch the Skywalker Saga. It's just a matter of preference for whoever is pushing play.

The "Mandalorian and Grogu" director and co-writer also notes that Dave Filoni is "thinking deeply and about the larger story" and how it "leads into the next era of 'Star Wars.'"

The Mandalorian and Grogu is now in theaters, and director Jon Favreau has explained why this standalone adventure doesn't feature certain fan-favorite

I want to make the next generation feel the way about Star Wars that I did when I saw it for the first time,” Favreau said.

The story is far from over regarding the fate of Jon Favreau's movie adaptation of the hit Disney+ series, thanks to stellar word-of-mouth and kids. The other headline at the Memorial Day box office is 'Obsession,