Alan Tudyk, the voice and motion-capture actor who lends his voice and presence to K-2SO, says when he was first cast to play the droid, he felt as though it was his responsibility to bring the ...

We haven't heard much about the inclusion of Alan Tudyk's breakout character K-2SO in Disney+'s upcoming Rogue One prequel TV series, Andor, since the actor was first announced as being part of ...

Alan Tudyk, who plays K-2SO, told Yahoo Movies about the time it happened to him. Alan Tudyk, left, seen here with Riz Ahmed, had a moment of panic after losing his Rogue One script.

You won’t see Alan Tudyk’s face in “Rogue One,” but he’s a big part of the “Star Wars” standalone film. Tudyk stars as reprogrammed Imperial droid K-2SO, the latest in a line of ...

Alan Tudyk offers another account of the reshoots of Rogue One, suggesting there were not as many dramatic changes, but ...

It’s not a big deal. The Han Solo movie takes place before Star Wars and before Rogue One. So with these movies that are set before Rogue One, we could see K-2SO pop up, right? I would like it.

Alan Tudyk may be the first Hollywood actor in history to play in multiplexes simultaneously, as a rooster and a robot. Along with his well-received turns in "I, Robot" and "Firefly," Tudyk has ...

In Rogue One, Tudyk's towering Imperial security droid K-2SO (aka Kaytoo Esso) has been reprogrammed to be exceedingly candid and help the Resistance. “His honesty can be funny,” the 45-year ...

In Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Tudyk voices the new, passive-aggressive, overly sensitive and very sarcastic droid K-2SO. The droid was originally created for the Empire, but has somehow wound ...

Meanwhile, Alan Tudyk, fresh from making a name for himself on the cult ... the sci-fi heights of Smith and Tudyk’s later ...