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Swallow & Jordan 2020, 8:25–8:33 Swallow: "I was thrilled when they brought him in that little bag for the scene that I got to have with it. I just wanted to snuggle it." a b c Swallow, Breznican & Chow 2019, 68:28–69:00 Swallow: "Jon talked about how they discussed this character, they decided to make it a woman, but they didn't want to make it a big deal that they're were making a woman and I love that about it too. That, like, clearly she is a female and she even sort of has a skirt, but even that, like, has such a strong, powerful quality that doesn't call too much attention to it. I feel like it's one of the most amazing combinations of elegant and powerful that I've ever seen in a costume.

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Swallow, Silliman & Busch 2019, 18:44–18:55 Swallow: "For the episodes that I was working on, we had two sound stages that had sets in them, so I got to see, I mean, I definitely got to see a lot of tunnels and sewers and stuff." Swallow, Emily; Giannakopoulos, Elias (December 3, 2019). "Interview: Emily Swallow "The Mandalorian" " (Podcast). The Man Cave Chronicles . Retrieved February 5, 2020. CCSabers LUKE EP6 RGB/Neopixel Lightsaber - Proffieboard Core! Bright Blade, Solid Plating Full Metal Hilt, Loud SmoothSwing Sound!a b c d Lee, Jess (December 26, 2019). "The Mandalorian's Armorer star reveals what it's like wearing that armour". Digital Spy. Archived from the original on January 1, 2020 . Retrieved February 8, 2020. Swallow 2020, 8:35–8:47 "I'm really glad for that, because with the Mandalorian, I mean I had no idea how big it would be, and I'm glad because I think it would've been a lot more stressful."

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Swallow 2019, 10:05–10:43 "When I auditioned for it, I did not know what I was auditioning for. It had a code name. The character that was listed in the scene was anything that was at all familiar to me. And I knew that it must be something along the lines of, like, superheroes or something Disney-related because you get a lot of fake scripts and stuff for auditions, but I did not know what I was auditioning for. And even after I got cast they were very vague about it. It had a code name, and my agents were like, we think we know what this is, but it was sort of one of those things that, 'We can neither confirm nor deny.'" The voice Swallow uses for the Armorer has elements of British and Mid-Atlantic accents, which stemmed from a suggestion made by a casting associate during her audition. She also partially modeled the Armorer's voice after characters from the Lord of the Rings film series. Aspects of The Mandalorian director Deborah Chow's personality influenced Swallow's performance. Kim's combat style in the Armorer's fight scenes was inspired by the Filipino martial art known as Kali. Jirak, Jamie (January 9, 2020). "Star Wars: The Mandalorian's Emily Swallow Shares Powerful Fan Art of the Armorer". Comicbook.com. Archived from the original on January 10, 2020 . Retrieved February 8, 2020. a b Swallow & Regan 2020, 20:59–21:21 Swallow: "There's also something sort of liberating about having all this fervor about a character where I am in a mask. I feel like it's freeing in a way because there's absolutely no attention to my physical appearance. Nobody cares how I look. They love the character so much, and it's really kind of freeing."

a b c Hall, Charlie (December 27, 2019). "The Mandalorian finale delivers on its promise, sets the stage for season 2". Polygon. Archived from the original on December 28, 2019 . Retrieved February 9, 2020.

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The shape and styling is perfect, from the iconic T-shaped visor to the bare metal finish. What sets this helmet apart from cheaper options on the market though is the weathering. Great attention has been paid to the built-up dirt and grime that the armor of a bounty hunter like Mando would have acquired out in the field. It’s not just slapped on there randomly either - it looks exactly like we’d imagine a realistically worn helmet would look after a few trips to the outer rim. Swallow & Gordon 2020, 26:18–26:35 Swallow: "I really appreciate that she's a woman but it's not a big deal that she's a woman." Gordon: "Yeah, it doesn't matter." Swallow: "It's just matter-of-fact. And Jon's decision to make her a woman was just kind of like, they were creating this character and they were like, 'Well, why not?'" a b c Swallow & Giannakopoulos 2019, 26:50–27:23 Swallow: "My audition was so incredibly low-key. I went in for the casting office and went on tape with one of the casting associates, and I did the scene, there were a couple of scenes, and I did them, and then I remember he said, 'You know, we've mostly been seeing Brits for this role, so why don't you do a take with a British accent?' And so I was like, 'All right, yeah, I'll do that.' Because I'd done that plenty. I did that on Castlevania, I did that plenty in theater, so I was like, 'Sure.'"a b Foy, Peter (February 9, 2020). "Mandalorian Helmet Rules Create a Star Wars Plot Hole - But It Can Be Fixed". Comic Book Resources. Archived from the original on December 26, 2019 . Retrieved February 9, 2020.

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The Armorer's costume took several weeks to make. Swallow called it an "incredible process", [109] and was impressed by the attention to detail. [110] Swallow first saw sketches of the costume a few weeks before filming began, and she said "my breath was taken away", [111] adding: "I feel like it's one of the most amazing combinations of elegant and powerful that I've ever seen in a costume". [68] The costume was designed to give the character a sense of regality and communicate her position of leadership and authority over the other Mandalorians. [112] Pedro Pascal, the actor who plays the title character on The Mandalorian, jokingly said upon first seeing the Armorer's costume on set: "Wait a minute, why does she get to look so much cooler?" [3] [113] Swallow, Silliman & Busch 2019, 19:08–19:34 Swallow: "I remember there was a day early on on that sound stage, I remember seeing this really cool ship that we've all come to know now again this green screen, and George Lucas had come to set that day to surprise Jon for his birthday, and he's standing there holding court just, you know, telling some stories about when he was making the movies, and he's surrounded by people who are just completely caught up in what he's saying." Swallow, Silliman & Busch 2019, 9:11–9:24 Swallow: "I keep saying I hope, I really hope that at some point they release a bloopers reel, because when you put like two or more Mandalorians in a room together, chaos ensues. Because we have like no peripheral vision, you know."

Swallow, Silliman & Busch 2019, 26:04–26:19 Swallow: "It was a really, really mundane audition. Like, I didn't know what I was getting myself into, and I'm so glad, because, you know, I would've been worked up about it, I would've been nervous, and usually, that means you don't do as well if all those things are happening." Denholm, Iain (January 29, 2020). " 'This is the Way' Actress Emily Swallow Embraces Mandalorian Culture". CH2 Magazine. Vol.February 2020. Hilton Head Magazines. a b c Thompson, Avery (December 14, 2019). " 'The Mandalorian's Emily Swallow Reveals The Role Of The Armorer Is A Full Circle Moment For Her". Hollywood Life. Archived from the original on January 3, 2020 . Retrieved February 8, 2020. Swallow, Emily; Breznican, Anthony; Chow, Deborah (November 22, 2019). "Still Watching: The Mandalorian — "Chapter Three: The Sin" with Emily Swallow and Deborah Chow" (Podcast). Vanity Fair . Retrieved February 3, 2020. Denuo Novo have smashed it out of the park when it comes to the design of the helmet - it looks phenomenal. We’ve been poring over screenshots from the show for ages trying to find any imperfections or differences between the replica and the helmet that Din Djarin wears throughout the show. And honestly? We can’t find any visual inaccuracies.