Hera Syndulla Will Replace Cara Dune in ‘Rangers of the New Republic’ Disney+ Series

News March 1, 2021 8:58 pm Caleb Williams

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Today, LRM Online revealed that Star Wars: Rebels character Hera Syndulla will be making her live-action debut in Rangers of the New Republic Disney+ series. The character made an appearance in Star Wars: Squadrons video game after appearing on the animated series. She is expected to contact Rangers to The Mandalorian.

Cara Dune (played by Gina Carano) was going to lead the new show. However, due to multiple social media posts, Lucasfilm has parted ways with the actress. It now looks like the character of Hera Syndulla will replace Cara Dune moving forward on the Disney+ shows…

Rangers of the New Republic will stream exclusively on Disney+

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