Gina Carano settled a wrongful termination lawsuit with Disney in 2025 after she was fired from 'The Mandalorian' four years prior

Gina Carano was fired for the social media post, and has since spoken out in a new interview about being fired

Carano revealed that she’s already spoken to new Lucasfilm co-CEO Dave Filoni and The Mandalorian and Grogu director Jon Favreau.

Gina Carano hinted at a possible return to Star Wars.

Carano discusses her Zoom call with Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni, reflects on her lawsuit settlement, and addresses the possibility of working with Lucasfilm again.

Gina Carano has revealed she had a Zoom call with the producers of "The Mandalorian" in January, five years after she was fired from the show.

Gina Carano put on a brave face in the wake of her firing from the Star Wars series The Mandalorian following a series of controversial posts on social media, but in reality her acting career being torpedoed left her in a terrible place.

Recently, it has been confirmed that MMA star Gina Carano had a conversation with Lucasfilm president Dave Filoni and The Mandalorian creator earlier this year on Zoom. Now, Carano has offered more details on what went down during her meeting with Favreau and Filoni,

Gina Carano controversy explained: Here’s why the former Mandalorian star was fired by Disney, what sparked the backlash, and details about her lawsuit and Hollywood fallout.

Gina Carano has reflected on her exit from the Star Wars franchise, saying she was “cancelled” after being dropped from The Mandalorian following controversial social media posts. The former mixed martial artist played Cara Dune in the Disney+ series before Lucasfilm cut ties with her in early 2021.