According to Collider, one of Star Wars' most polarizing spin-off series is experiencing a major resurgence on Disney+, five years after its debut stirred up passionate debate across the fandom.
Why This Has the Fancasting Community Buzzing
Love it or hate it, divisive Star Wars properties have a funny way of reigniting the casting conversation. When a series recaptures the spotlight — whether through a new wave of subscribers discovering it or fresh platform promotion — fans inevitably start asking the same question: who should have been in this, and who do we want to see next? With the Star Wars universe perpetually expanding across films, series, and animated projects, every renewed moment of attention is an invitation to dream bigger about casting across the entire galaxy.
The broader franchise has dozens of iconic and deep-cut roles that fans have never stopped debating. New viewers discovering Star Wars content means new voices entering the fancasting conversation — and that means the myCast community is the perfect place to plant your flag.
What Star Wars Fans Are Saying on myCast
The myCast community has built out several rich Star Wars fan-casting stories, and the picks across them reveal a fascinating mix of dream casting, franchise loyalty, and genuine creative ambition.
In the Star Wars story — which covers 16 roles — the standout result is Alan Tudyk pulling in 8 votes for PROXY, making him the single most-voted pick across that entire cast. It's not hard to see why: Tudyk's scene-stealing droid work in Rogue One already proved he belongs in this universe, and fans clearly want more. Jimmy Smits earns 3 votes as Bail Organa, a role he's already played in canon — a nod to how much fans value continuity. Gal Gadot picks up 3 votes for Shaak Ti, Jason Isaacs gets 3 for Captain Ozzik Sturn, and Temuera Morrison — another real-world Star Wars veteran — collects 3 votes for Boba Fett. Fans clearly have a soft spot for casting actors who already feel like they belong in the galaxy.