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Actor Rory McCann, known for his role as Sandor Clegane, or "The Hound," in Game of Thrones, is to appear in season 2 of Disney's Ahsoka. This has excited fans of both franchises.

Rory McCann to take over Baylan Skoll role from the late Ray Stevenson when production begins on Season 2 of "Ahsoka." ...

McCann will now be playing former Jedi Baylan Skoll following Stevenson’s death shortly after working on the first season of the show. Rory McCann is joining the cast of ‘Star Wars ...

This "Game of Thrones" actor will be replacing the late Ray Stevenson in the next season of 'Ahsoka' and fans are excited!

Game of Thrones alum Rory McCann has joined Ahsoka Season 2. McCann will take over the role of Baylan Skoll in the Disney+ Star Wars spin-off series. The role was originally played by Rome and Thor ...

Jeff Sneider of The Insneider first broke the news (since confirmed elsewhere) that Lucasfilm has tapped Game of Thrones‘ alum Rory McCann to replace the late Ray Stevenson as Baylan Skoll on ...