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Imprisoned by the Empire, Ruescott Melshi first met Cassian Andor as the two worked elbow-to-elbow at Table Five in the Imperial Narkina 5 facility. Within five years, Melshi would ascend the ranks to become a sergeant in the Rebel Alliance, continuing to work alongside Andor in the quest for freedom for the galaxy.
A Clone War veteran, Saw Gerrera's ailing health won't hinder his resolve to fight. See Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera in Andor Season 2 — now streaming on Disney+.
Tala Durith lives a dangerous life in the time of the Empire, moving seamlessly between acting as an Imperial officer and working with a small band of resistance fighters who oppose the regime. Her compassionate nature leads her to help those in need.
A young Jedi at the time of Order 66, Nari is now a fugitive during the dark days of Imperial rule. He must keep his Jedi abilities a secret, to avoid the attention of the dangerous Inquisitors.
Eking out a living on a chaotic world, Haja Estree is not without scruples. Although he is a master of illusion, a con-man posing as a Jedi to assist fugitives -- for a price -- despite his lies, in his heart he genuinely wants to help.
Visit the StarWars.com Databank and explore the life and legacy of Princess Leia Organa with a character biography, pictures, and videos. , became pregnant with twins toward the end of the Clone Wars. Shortly after Anakin’s turn to the dark side and a violent attack on Padmé, the Senator went into labor, but something was wrong: according to medical droids, she had lost the will to live. She gave birth to twins -- and Leia -- before dying. Leia was taken in by Senator , a friend of Padmé’s and an ally of the Jedi, and raised as his daughter on At an early age, much was expected of Princess Leia Organa. She’d have much rather escaped into the wooded palace grounds to watch incoming starships than sit through ceremony, however. As a member of the Royal House of Alderaan, she became a fixture at royal receptions until kidnappers absconded with the young girl. Acting on a call for help from her parents, Ben Kenobi rescued Leia, first from the streets of , and later from a harrowing torture chamber in the heart of the Fortress Inquisitorius. Although she would long remember their eventful adventure, the future rebel hero carefully guarded knowledge of Kenobi’s location and his very existence until her most desperate hour. In her teens, Leia led a secret mission on behalf of her father: delivering three cruisers to the rebels. She brought the ships to under the Senate-approved guise of a relief mission for the citizenry, but instead worked with the to stage a theft of the craft. While there were some hiccups, the Princess showed a strong sense of leadership and fearlessness, and the operation proved a success. Leia continued secretly working to undermine the . When the Rebellion became aware of the , a small band absconded to where they daringly stole schematics of the battle station. The data tapes were beamed to a rebel ship and barely passed to the , where Organa received them. When asked what the transmission was, Organa simply replied: "Hope." Aboard her ambassadorial vessel, , Princess Leia Organa was custodian of stolen plans to the ultimate weapon. While Leia was a member of the Imperial Senate, she was also one of the most dedicated leaders. Her ship was boarded by and Imperial forces, but she managed to hide the schematics and a message in the droid , who escaped alongside his counterpart . Leia, however, was captured by and confronted by Vader, who didn’t believe her claim that the ship was on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan. , one of the Empire’s highest ranking officers, held Leia prisoner on the Death Star. They sought to recover the stolen data tapes and uncover the location of the hidden Rebel base, though they knew Leia would never give up its location voluntarily. As such, Vader used an to try and extract the information, but Leia was able to resist. Tarkin, however, found another form of persuasion: he would threaten to destroy her home planet of Alderaan unless she divulged the whereabouts of the base. Reluctantly, Leia confessed that it was Dantooine; Tarkin nefariously continued with the attack, looking to display the Death Star’s might. The Princess protested, but Tarkin and Vader would not listen. Alderaan was destroyed. But the Rebels still had time -- the Dantooine base had been abandoned long ago, which Leia knew, and the Alliance really resided on Her situation seemingly dire, events would soon unfold that would change Leia’s fate and that of the galaxy. As it turns out, the message she hid inside R2-D2 was delivered on , Jedi Master and a general in the Clone Wars who knew her father. Obi-Wan arrived on the Death Star with Luke Skywalker, , and the two droids to rescue her. Luke reached Leia’s cell first, dressed in disguise as one of the Empire’s foot soldiers. “Aren’t you a little short for a stormtrooper?” she asked. Taking off his helmet, Luke introduced himself and the two quickly left. But by this time, stormtroopers had found the ragtag group, and Han, Chewie, Luke, and Leia were forced to jump into a trash compactor to hide. Han and Leia immediately clashed, with the Princess having little patience for his bravado. When the walls of the compactor began to close in, all seemed lost until R2-D2 was able to remotely shut them down. The group made their way back to Han’s ship, the , though Obi-Wan Kenobi fell in battle to Darth Vader. They escaped, but little did they know that Vader had placed a tracking device on their ship. Leia and her rescuers rendezvoused with the Alliance on Yavin 4, where she delivered the Death Star plans. As the Rebels prepped their attack on the space station, Han and Chewie collected their reward for saving the Princess and were readying to leave. Luke and Leia were disappointed in Han’s decision, but carried on. Meanwhile, having successfully tracked the Falcon to Yavin 4, the Death Star closed in. The attack began, with Luke piloting an , Leia monitoring in the command center, and Han long gone. As the Death Star readied to destroy to Yavin 4 and the Rebel Alliance with it, Han saved Luke by blasting the trailing his X-wing; Luke fired a proton torpedo into the Death Star’s exhaust port, destroying the planet-sized terror. Han, Chewie, and Luke returned to the base where Leia warmly greeted them, and later presented them medals for their bravery. After the destruction of the Death Star, the Rebel Alliance relocated to , a remote ice world. Leia remained a key figure in the fight for freedom, and her feelings for Han had developed -- though he could still drive her crazy. “You stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder!” she called him in a heated exchange. After the Empire discovered their location, Leia oversaw the Alliance’s evacuation and was forced to leave with Han aboard the Millennium Falcon. Leia, Han, Chewbacca, and C-3PO evaded the Empire by heading into an asteroid field -- a dangerous move that only the daring captain of the Millennium Falcon would attempt. It worked, and Han docked his ship inside a cave within one of the larger rock masses. In a quiet moment, the smuggler and the Princess finally kissed -- only to be interrupted by C-3PO, who was excited to inform them that he’d isolated the ship’s reverse power flux coupling. The group later headed to , home of Han’s old friend Upon arrival, Leia was skeptical of Lando -- he seemed a little too friendly. Her misgivings would prove true, as Lando handed his new guests over to Darth Vader and , claiming they arrived just before the Falcon. Han was tortured by Vader and Leia was held prisoner, all part of a trap to lure Luke Skywalker. The Sith Lord planned to carbon-freeze Luke, but would test the dangerous procedure on Han. Before being lowered into the freezing chamber, Leia told Han that she loved him. “I know,” he replied, and was then frozen into a carbonite slab. He survived the process, and Vader demanded Leia and Chewbacca be taken to his ship. While en route, Lando took a risk and had his security forces disarm their stormtrooper escort, and led Leia, Chewie, and C-3PO in a last ditch attempt to save Han. They were too late, but managed to flee in the Falcon. Luke, who came to face Vader, was severely injured and only survived by reaching out through the Force to Leia. The Princess commanded they return to rescue him; while the heroes were defeated, they survived to fight another day. With Han frozen in carbonite and held in on Tatooine, the Princess and her friends planned a rescue mission. Leia, disguised as bounty hunter Boushh, brought a captive Chewbacca before . She collected a bounty of 35,000 credits, and later that evening snuck quietly to Han’s carbonite slab. She unfroze the smuggler and revealed her identity to him as “someone who loves you.” They kissed and were ready to make their escape, but were interrupted by an ominous laugh; Jabba knew it was Leia the whole time. He threw Han in a cell with Chewbacca, and forced Leia to wear a slave girl outfit and remain by his side. But all was not lost. Luke appeared, and in Jabba’s botched execution of the Rebels above the pit, decimated the crime lord’s forces. In the ensuing chaos, Leia used the chain tethering her to Jabba to choke the giant gangster. He died in a pitiful slump, and Leia and her friends left Tatooine and headed for the stars. The Princess and the others rendezvoused with the Rebel fleet and helped organize a plan to destroy the Empire’s new and knock out the space station’s shield generator, while fighters would enter the super structure and take down the main reactor. Using a stolen , Leia and friends landed on the forest moon but quickly encountered Imperial . Luke and Leia commandeered and defeated the troopers in a deadly chase and battle, but were separated. The Princess, alone, encountered a strange, furry being -- an . He took her to his village, where she would remain until Han, Luke, Chewie, and Artoo showed up as captives (Threepio was mistaken for a god by the primitive species). After being freed, she and Luke had a private discussion away from the others where he made a startling revelation: they were actually brother and sister. Instead of shock, Leia seemed at peace. “I know,” she said. “Somehow, I’ve always known.” Luke went off to face Darth Vader, and Han and Leia led the ground assault on the shield generator. Always brave, Leia more than held her own, blasting stormtroopers left and right. While she was wounded, her injury wasn’t serious; and with help from their new furry friends, the Rebels defeated the Imperial legion of troops. The shield was destroyed, as was the Death Star and the . Luke turned Vader back to the light side and reunited with Leia, Han, and their friends on Endor -- together again with the battle for freedom finally over. , Leia trained as a Jedi with Luke, but left the Jedi path after sensing it would result in the death of her son. She returned to the political arena, where the had reached an uneasy peace with the remnants of the . Believing the Empire was no longer a threat, the New Republic reduced its military capabilities, despite Leia’s warning that the Imperial remnants could not be trusted. When her concerns were dismissed as paranoid warmongering, Leia formed the , a secret military force that would keep watch on the restive First Order. After the Battle of Endor, the New Republic reached an uneasy peace with the remnants of the Galactic Empire. Believing the Empire was no longer a threat, the New Republic reduced its military capabilities, despite Leia’s warning that the Imperial remnants could not be trusted. When her concerns were dismissed as paranoid warmongering, Leia formed the , a secret military force that keeps watch on the restive F In the early days of the rise of the First Order, General Leia and , with an important mission aboard the platform. Kaz proved himself to be a valuable investigator, helping Poe collect information on an abandoned First Order dedlanite mine. Unfortunately, after the attack on , the Resistance forces were stretched thin and Leia was unable to send reinforcements to aid Kaz's quest to free the Colossus from First Order control despite his desperate pleas for help. system, Leia’s forces struck back, blowing up the superweapon. But the First Order then drove the from its hidden base, leaving Leia’s organization in danger of extinction. Leia was nearly killed when led an attack on her flagship, the , drawing herself back to safety through the Force. She sought refuge on members – and faced a showdown with her vengeful son. Leia had been badly injured while exposed to space, but she summoned her reserves of strength to rebuild the and mentor the new generation of leaders she knew it would soon need. She also took up where Sensing her son was at a crisis point, Leia reached out to him through – a gesture of love that would help Ben Solo remember his true self and return to the light. But doing so required all her strength. The great freedom fighter died on and passed into the Force.
As a young, shy girl, Beru Whitesun's aspirations did not reach beyond Tatooine. She was content to marry Owen Lars and lead the tough life of a moisture farmer. Beru also fulfilled the role of guardian and substitute mother to young Luke Skywalker, and repeatedly voiced her support for his dream of joining his friends at the Academy. Beru fell victim to the Empire when Imperial stormtroopers raided the family farm in search of droids thought to have top-secret plans for the Empire's ultimate weapon, the Death Star.
Bail Organa, a member of Alderaan's royal family and the planet's representative to the Republic Senate, earned respect on Coruscant for his honesty and his commitment to justice. Prior to the Clone Wars, Bail served alongside Senator Padma Amidala as a member of Chancellor Palpatine's Loyalist Committee. The two became close friends, and recruited like-minded allies to prevent Palpatine's alarming grabs for power. At the end of the war, Bail Organa adopted Padma's daughter Leia and raised her as an Alderaanian princess. Bail died when the Death Star destroyed his homeworld.
Putting behind a checkered past by lending her skills to a greater cause, Jyn Erso is impetuous, defiant, and eager to bring the battle to the Empire. Used to operating alone, she finds higher purpose by taking on a desperate mission for the Rebel Alliance.
Deeply spiritual, Chirrut Îmwe believes all living things are connected through the Force. His sightless eyes do not prevent him from being a highly skilled warrior. Though he lacks Force abilities, this warrior monk has rigorously honed his body through intense physical and mental discipline.
The harsh reality of his Imperial-occupied home world has hardened Baze Malbus into a pragmatic soldier and a crack shot with his heavy repeater cannon. Baze has a bravado that provides a marked contrast to the spiritual centeredness of his best friend and moral compass, Chirrut Îmwe.
A former Imperial pilot, Bodhi has strong piloting and technical skills that he will put to use for the Rebellion. Ever practical, but highly anxious, Bodhi must gather his courage to bring the battle to the Empire.
A brilliant scientist, Galen Erso was coerced into using kyber crystals to enhance energy yields – work his friend Orson Krennic then weaponized to create the Death Star’s superlaser. Galen fled to remote Lah’mu with his family, but Krennic tracked him down and forced him to resume his work. Trapped, Galen seeks to build a fatal flaw into the Death Star and reveal it to the Alliance.
An ambitious, ruthless proponent of military power, Wilhuff Tarkin became a favorite of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine and rose rapidly through the Imperial ranks. Shortly after the Empire's creation, he was put in charge of the construction of the Death Star. Tarkin saw the Death Star as a way to crush all dissent to the Empire's rule -- fear of the station's planet-killing superlaser would keep the galaxy's star systems in line. He demonstrated the station's power by destroying Alderaan, but died soon afterwards when the Death Star itself was destroyed. Wilhuff Tarkin was born on the Outer Rim planet Eriadu, scion of a prestigious family whose lineage dated back to the planet’s earliest settlers. Tarkin’s parents taught Wilhuff ruthlessness by sending him to Eriadu’s untamed Carrion Plateau shortly after his eleventh birthday. There, the boy got an education in tracking and hunting while defending himself against Eriadu’s vicious native fauna. The experience taught Tarkin that life was an ongoing battle for survival, with the strong and smart staying on top by gaining and keeping control of those below them. As a teenager in the Outland Regions Security Force, Tarkin applied those lessons to space combat, destroying a band of pirates known as Q’anah’s Marauders. That led to a place in the Sullust Sector Spacefarers Academy, where Tarkin met . Palpatine became Tarkin’s mentor, helping him secure a spot in the Judicial Academy. Tarkin served with the Judicial Department, but Palpatine advised him to resign and return to Eriadu as the planet’s governor. When the Clone Wars began, Tarkin opted for renewed military service, undertaking a number of covert missions on behalf of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. One of Captain Tarkin’s missions for Palpatine paired him with the Jedi Master , and sought to control the secret Nexus Route through hyperspace -- a mission that ended with Piell and Tarkin imprisoned in the led a rescue mission, during which Tarkin and Anakin found they agreed that the Jedi’s code of ethics prevented them from going far enough to achieve victory. It was a fateful meeting, though the two would find themselves at odds when Tarkin -- now an admiral -- led the investigation of a terrorist attack on the in connection with that attack. After the Clone War ends, the new Empire reappropriates training facilities to challenge the value of continuing to employ clone soldiers. In the training facility where many rookies proved their worth as cadets for the Republic, Admiral Tarkin uses devious tactics and live rounds to test the clones who remain, including assessing whether or not the unique soldiers in can learn to adhere to Imperial protocol. After Palpatine became Emperor, he made Tarkin a Moff in his new . Tarkin was admired as one of the leaders of a ruthless order of technocrats who stood in stark contrast to the tradition-minded holdovers from the New Republic. He led pacification operations against Separatist remnants and earned a promotion to Grand Moff. His responsibilities included the galaxy’s Outer Rim, the site of restive worlds such as Following nearly 20 years of development, Tarkin was eager to see the completed. He was often at odds with , one of the project's overseers, and blamed him for the constant delays. Once the Death Star's superlaser became active, Tarkin ordered its first test: the destruction of , a small desert moon that was home to an ancient Jedi Temple and extremist rebel . The operation was a success, and Tarkin assumed control of the battle station. He would use it next on , location of an Imperial data complex that came under siege by rebels. Krennic was on-planet at the time, though that did not seem to bother Tarkin. For more than a decade, Tarkin supervised the Death Star’s construction and worked to root out resistance to Imperial rule in the galaxy’s Outer Rim. Tarkin saw the battle station’s planet-killing superlaser as a brutally efficient tool to end dissent, reasoning that no Imperial star system would dare defy the Emperor if the price was extermination. It was a philosophy shaped by his boyhood lessons on the Carrion Plateau. With the Death Star operational, the Emperor dissolved the , giving governors such as Tarkin direct control of their territories. Tarkin then gave the galaxy a terrifying demonstration of the Death Star’s power, incinerating base. The end of the Galactic Civil War was at hand, but fired a proton torpedo that destroyed the Death Star -- and with it, Tarkin, who pompously refused to evacuate his prized megaweapon.
A native of Glee Anselm, Tobias Beckett is a professional thief who’s planned and carried out any number of heists with his crew. Beckett is always aware of the angles and uncertainties – and ready to unholster his blasters if something goes wrong. That’s always a possibility -- Beckett has learned the hard way that trust has its limits. A veteran thief, Tobias Beckett and his crew had pulled off heists all across the galaxy when they saw a chance for a big score: steal . But lifting a cargo car off the tracks wouldn’t be easy. To pull it off, Beckett, While casing Imperial operations on Mimban, Beckett’s crew encountered a young . Beckett took a liking to Han, and found a place for him and on the Vandor job. The arrival of Cloud-Riders threw the heist into chaos, however, forcing Beckett to make amends with Crimson Dawn, the crime syndicate that had backed his scheme. Beckett, Han and Chewie met with Dawn kingpin , who agreed to a proposal made by Han: the gang would steal from the Pyke Syndicate on . Success would erase Beckett’s debt to Vos – but Beckett knew there were many ways for Han’s risky plan to fail. In a myriad of disguises, Beckett and his gang infiltrated the mining colony and managed to escape with several volatile canisters of raw coaxium and their lives. During the Kessel Run, it was Beckett who separated one single drop of fuel and carefully added it to in the fusion reactor, enabling the to break free from the powerful pull of a gravity well. Arriving safely on , Beckett encountered his old nemesis Enfys Nest. But this time, instead of a losing battle, the masked marauder revealed her true identity and tried to reason with the grizzled gunslinger. Han was swayed by the marauder’s tale, but living up to his warnings to trust no one, Beckett betrayed his young partner to maintain his allegiance to . Ultimately, Beckett was loyal only to himself, and he was soon gunned down by his former protégé in the sand dunes of the impoverished planet while trying to take the
A no-nonsense and occasionally prickly woman who is a crack shot with a blaster rifle, Val may be the most even-headed and capable member of Tobias Beckett's ragtag crew of scoundrels. An explosives expert with a mysterious past, Val knew the perils of trusting outsiders and taking unnecessary risks. On but ship thieves. Val, all too aware that Beckett had a sentimental streak, noted coolly that the gang now had to kill Han. Instead, Beckett allowed Han and . Val’s job – which demanded all her skill as a saboteur -- was to blow a bridge along the conveyex track while the others decoupled a cargo car for Rio Durant to carry off with an were also after the shipment, and their arrival roused Imperial – with Val in a dangerously exposed position. Pinned down, her grappling gun lost in the probe assault, and running out of options, Val completed her part of the mission, sacrificing herself by triggering the explosives lining the bridge.
A diminutive, four-limbed Ardennian, Rio Durant is a longtime associate of Tobias Beckett and Val. Rio is a capable pilot, a skilled tactician, and a lover of good stories. He sees each new scam dreamed up by the Beckett gang’s as a chance to write a new tale. ’s band of thieves, Rio disguised his nature to blend in among the rank and file on until he could reveal himself safely ensconced in the cockpit of a freshly stolen began almost immediately after encountering the young , there was something about the defector that Rio liked. had joined Beckett’s gang for the daring heist of an Imperial also planned to boost the shipment, and Rio was gunned down by a marauder who managed to invade his ship during the fray.
A self-made droid built from astromech and protocol parts, L3-37 is an enlightened navigator who cares deeply about droid rights. Her ability to connect directly with the Millennium Falcon’s navicomputer lets the freighter plot faster routes than those traveled by more cautious ships. L3-37’s habit of speaking her mind and her relentless advocacy for mechanicals can alienate organic beings. A pilot droid who built herself out of a mix of astromech and protocol droid parts, L3-37 flew the alongside the freighter’s captain, . L3-37 knew Lando would be lost without her vast navigational database, and teased him about everything from his piloting skills to his lack of support for droid rights. She was initially miffed at Lando’s decision to join the – as usual, Lando hadn’t bothered to consult her. But once on the ground at the mining colony, the self-made droid found her true calling. From a computer terminal, L3-37 assisted with the infiltration of the vault while spurring a revolution, freeing the beings who toiled below the surface and the enslaved droids who maintained the facility from above. During the revolt, L3-37 was irrevocably damaged in the crossfire and torn apart, meeting her end aboard the after Lando leaped to her rescue and pulled what remained of his partner to safety. But Lando extracted her neural core, uploading her extensive knowledge of maps and star systems into the ship's computer, allowing the droid to live on in a new form.
The public face of the Crimson Dawn crime syndicate, Dryden Vos is a contradiction: a pitiless enforcer known as a gangster of wealth and taste. Vos socializes with the galaxy’s elite aboard his lavishly appointed yacht First Light, and enjoys showing off his superb collection of antiquities. His good manners shouldn’t be mistaken for weakness, though: he can change from generous host to ruthless killer in a moment. Dryden had a reputation as a merciless enforcer and the kingpin of the syndicate, a man not to be crossed. When a job on and what remained of his crew were forced to grovel at Dryden’s feet. His palpable displeasure was known to be deadly, but quickly hatched a plan to make up for the costly loss of the refined Sending his most trusted conspirator, , along to oversee the risky endeavor beneath the surface of , Dryden stayed at a safe distance aboard his luxury yacht, traveling to to rendezvous with the team if they managed to survive the job. But Dryden had made a grave mistake, misjudging Qi’ra’s affinity for her childhood friend, Han. When Han attempted to double-cross the ruthless gangster, stealing the coaxium and Dryden’s money in the process, the betrayal led to a chaotic scuffle in the crime boss’s study. Many of Dryden’s collected antiques were destroyed in the fray, and just when it seemed he had won, Qi’ra turned against him, dealing a deadly blow with his own , and assuming his rank at the side of the real leader of Crimson Dawn.
The mysterious leader of the Cloud-Riders swoop gang, Enfys Nest is a ferocious warrior, decimating opponents with a furious blitz of martial-arts moves and strikes from melee weapons. Nest’s mask and armor hide all clues about the Cloud-Rider chief’s identity and background; her motives are also a riddle. After an ill-fated run-in on jockeyed for the same Imperial and his crew were attempting to lift, the mysterious masked leader Enfys Nest waited patiently for another chance to face off against the gunslinger. Following a tracking beacon implanted on the hull of the , a showdown between Enfys and Beckett came to a peaceful conclusion on when she revealed her identity and her gang’s noble motives over a drink at the local cantina. The crew of marauders were just as misunderstood as their fearless leader. Operating a small fleet of swoop bikes, the Cloud-Riders raided and pillaged cargo transports in the hopes of fueling an uprising against the inexorable gangsters who wiped out peaceful planets. Her story inspired to alter his own plans to complete a mission for , opting instead to help the young woman even though it meant losing nearly everyone he had left.
Wearing a twisted cortosis mask, the Stranger is a mysterious dark sider who has adopted the alias Qimir and has been secretly training Mae Aniseya.
Jecki Lon is the Padawan apprentice to Master Sol. See Dafne Keen as Jecki in The Acolyte, all episodes are now streaming on Disney+.
Yord, a Jedi Knight and guardian from the Jedi Temple, is an overachiever and a rule follower. See Charlie Barnett as Yord in The Acolyte, all episodes are now on Disney+.
Mother Aniseya is the leader of a coven of witches who value their independence. See Jodie Turner-Smith as Mother Aniseya in The Acolyte, now on Disney+.
