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"When I read the scripts for the first time, I was just blown away. When I got the phone call from Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau, to talk about being a part of the Ahsoka project, I was thrilled to get to come back and do more with this character, and to get to work with these people that I really admired."

"It's been really remarkable, the support that I've felt from the fans. It has been just amazing, I mean it's a hard thing for me to really define for you in words. It's meant a lot, and it's why I get to come back to Star Wars and do more with this character, and it's really been a special thing."

"I take Ezra Bridger as a real person, and he's so smart, and he's so gifted. He's grown into himself a lot more. He's become a much stronger Jedi, but even more so, he's become more of a family member amongst his team and crew of Rebels."

"I already felt so connected to Ezra and felt like he was there whenever I needed him. I just felt that inspiration, but yeah, Ezra, young kid, with a lot of heart."

“Now I’m what’s called chief creative officer of Lucasfilm.”

“In the past, in a lot of projects I would be brought into, I would see it after it had already developed a good ways.”

“In this new role, it’s opened up to basically everything that’s going on. When we’re planning the future of what we’re doing now, I’m involved at the inception phase.”

“I’m not telling people what to do. But I do feel I’m trying to help them tell the best story that they want to tell. I need to be a help across the galaxy here, like a part of a Jedi Council almost.”

“Literally, hours now of Star Wars storytelling I have done. See…I even phrased that like Yoda.”

“To truly help filmmakers, it was really important for me to experience it firsthand. I can also lend a perspective on the challenges that telling these stories will present. I feel more capable of actually being helpful outside of just saying, ‘Well, Jedi are like this, and Sith are like this…’”

"I really wanted to bring to life what was on the page, what Dave wrote was just so exciting. I was getting to play versions of this character that I hadn't done before. When we meet Anakin in the World Between Worlds, it's me getting to play - I guess - the totality of Anakin and Darth Vader. There's just an understanding of everything that he's been through, and getting to do that, and when we go back to the Clone Wars flashback, that was just awesome."

"At first I felt like I was cheating on him [George Lucas] a little bit. But no, it's a different time for Star Wars now, and I think it's really exciting that we now have this period where there are other storytellers coming in and giving their take on the universe. But of course, it all goes back to the Maker, and George Lucas is very much at the front of everyone's mind when we're making a decision, we want to make stuff that he would be happy with for sure."

"I would love to get to do more, I would love to get to continue with Star Wars. We'll see. I don't know what the future holds, if such an opportunity presents itself, I'll be there with a big smile on my face. If it doesn't, I feel really grateful for getting to come back and do the work that I did, both in Obi-Wan and Ahsoka."

"We set up Captain Pellaeon in The Mandalorian, and that’s a character that goes with Thrawn, so I’d love to see the two of them together. His foil throughout Rebels was Hera. Pitting the two generals against one another is something that I find interesting."