He has, of course, also made memorable cameos in films like Road Trip (French toast anyone?), The Dictator (opposite Borat mastermind Sacha Baron Cohen), and Bachelorette (as the 'barely attractive guy'). It's Horatio Sanz under all that Mythrol make up on The Mandalorian, and here's where you've seen him before. That's because he has been hamming it up on screens big and small since the mid-nineties. Without spoiling anything, we'll simply say his return in the latest episode of The Mandalorian is a notable surprise, that pays off in unexpected ways.Įqually unexpected is the actor who portrays the character in both of his The Mandalorian appearances, because even if he's cloaked by tons of prosthetics, we're betting he still seems a bit familiar to most. And when last we saw the law-breaker, he'd been frozen in Carbonite, and delivered to the Imperials he'd presumably crossed. Said bounty was the blue-faced misanthrope known as Mythrol.

And as that story unfolded, it also found Mando bumping into the familiar face of his episode 1 bounty. En route to that fateful meeting, episode 4 finds Mando and the Child rendezvousing with a couple of old friends in Cara Dune (Gina Carano) and Greef Karga (Carl Weathers). It did, however, see them get a not so gentle push in the right direction - that of former Jedi master Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson). While episode 3 found the duo finally bumping into a few Mando-fied allies ( Katee Sackhoff's Bo-Katan Kryve chief among them), it didn't really find them any closer to re-uniting the Force-sensitive foundling with his own people.

The second season of Disney+'s live-action Star Wars streamer The Mandalorian continues to unfurl before our very eyes, and times continue to be perilous for Mando (Pedro Pascal) and the Child.

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