!['The Mandalorian' will be part of the Disney+ streaming service which launches in 2019. - [Star Wars / YouTube screencap]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2019/4/14/660x290/b_502x220x82/the-mandalorian-will-be-part-of-the-disney-streaming-service-which-launches-in-2019-image-via-star-warsyoutube-screenshot_2248431.jpg "'The Mandalorian' will be part of the Disney+ streaming service which launches in 2019. - [Star Wars / YouTube screencap]")
In November, Disney+ subscribers will get to watch a brand new, first-ever, live-action Star Wars series called "The Mandalorian." It will feature a story set between the events of "Return of the Jedi" and "The Force Awakens." The new series stars Pedro Pascal and others in the series cast. Thanks to a panel and trailer reveal on Sunday (April 20), some footage and photos of what's to come for the new show have been revealed online.
Real (Not BTS) Teaser Trailer for #TheMandalorian !!!! Watch it here on Instagram aswell : https://t.co/NQcS5tXaFX pic.twitter.com/qXGXvar2Pm
— StarWarsTime (@star_wars_time) April 14, 2019
'The Mandalorian' bounty hunter image
This photo right here may be the best so far as it reveals what appears to be a bounty hunter. Immediate comparisons to Boba Fett arrive. This series focuses on a lone Mandalorian gunfighter, which is what this photo appears to capture. Whether he's in hiding, engaged in a gunfight, or otherwise, is unknown.
New official images for The Mandalorian have been released!
— Screen Rant (@screenrant) April 14, 2019
Check out look at Pedro Pascal, Gina Carano, and Carl Weathers here! https://t.co/USaf2tymZZ pic.twitter.com/UJKJPAjJw7
Carl Weathers as Greef Karga
Among the photos of "The Mandalorian" cast as their characters was one featuring actor Carl Weathers. Many people who grew up in the 1980s may remember him from action films including "Action Jackson." He's now significantly older and will have the role of Greef Karga.
Carl Weathers in a Star Wars show is going to get me through the next few years pic.twitter.com/FNniMbdVge
— Mike Drucker (@MikeDrucker) April 14, 2019
