Disney is notorious for its strict secrecy surrounding its coveted franchises, including Marvel and Star Wars. The studio takes extreme measures to prevent script and set leaks, which can sometimes make it challenging for its stars to do their job. This is evident in the experiences of the cast members of the popular Disney+ show Andor.

In a recent interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Andor star Diego Luna, who is currently hosting the show, shared some behind-the-scenes insights with his co-star Adria Arjona. Luna revealed that the production team used high-tech methods to distribute scripts to the actors, using iPads instead of printed copies to minimize the risk of leaks.

“They wouldn’t print a script for you because you would lose it. So we would have iPads to work,” Luna explained, before asking Arjona how she coped with this system.

Arjona admitted that she didn’t use the iPad, instead taking pictures of the script and printing it out. This approach was reminiscent of the spy characters they played in the Tony Gilroy show. Luna jokingly recalled that Arjona was paranoid about getting caught, and had even thrown their co-star Stellan Skarsgård under the bus for doing the same thing.

“I remember that. Stellan didn’t give an [expletive],” Luna said. “He was like, ‘Yes, I’ve been doing it.’” Arjona justified her actions, explaining that she needed to have a physical copy of the script to work effectively, and that the iPad system was too complicated and distracting.

Despite the challenges posed by the strict security measures, Arjona’s character played a crucial role in the twist ending of Andor, which featured her holding a significant plot reveal. It’s clear that her unorthodox approach to script management didn’t hinder her performance.

Watch the full interview below:

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