The upcoming Star Wars movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, promises to bring back what fans loved most about the original show, ...

One of the stars of the upcoming Star Wars movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, has given fans a hopeful message about what to expect from the film. Brendan Wayne, who has played Din Djarin on screen, ...

In 2019, Brendan Wayne was interviewed by Vulture about what it is like being a body double for Din on The Mandalorian. In the interview, the actor described how he first found out about the show.

Brendan Wayne is one of the show’s body doubles for Din. In an interview with Vulture, Brendan Wayne shared that Weathers once “had to call cut” because Brendan Wayne was acting so much like ...

Brendan Wayne performs his own stunts as Deputy Lyle, a key figure in the new action packed sci-fi movie “Cowboys & Aliens.” Wayne, who says he is proud to be a Spaniard, feels that being a ...

Only time will tell. Wayne was also quick to share his belief that this movie isn't being rushed out as some sort of cash grab. "I will tell you, honestly, like Jon [Favreau] would never do that.

Brendan Wayne, who wore the titular character’s armor throughout, says he worked on every episode of The Mandalorian and is currently doubling for Pedro Pascal in Season 2.

Brendan Wayne, grandson of John Wayne, and one of the stars of the new film "Cowboys & Aliens" visited the KCAL 9 studios Thursday.

It’s not just that Brendan Wayne has big shoes to fill; he might as well be an amputee and the shoes are the Grand Canyon. He would literally have better luck doing anything else in the world ...

You better believe John Wayne’s grandson knows how to ride a horse and throw a punch. “Growing up his grandkid, I couldn’t look bad doing either,” said Brendan Wayne. “I don’t want to ...

Meet the Man Beneath the Mandalorian’s ArmorBrendan Wayne — yup, John Wayne’s grandson — doubled for star Pedro Pascal on set, and was instrumental in establishing the character’s ...

Brendan Wayne remembers when he was four years old, visiting his grandfather, iconic actor John Wayne, on the set of the 1976 Western The Shootist. It was the Duke’s final film of his career.