Overview

• Diego Luna credits 'Y Tu Mamá También' as the cornerstone of his career, launching him onto the international stage with screenings at Venice and San Sebastian film festivals.
• Mentorship from director Alfonso Cuarón inspired Luna to expand his creative pursuits, including directing and producing, beyond acting.
• A pivotal meeting with Gareth Edwards led Luna to join 'Rogue One,' drawn by the director's vision for a naturalistic, improvisational Star Wars film.
• Luna reflects on his initial belief in limitless creative freedom after 'Rogue One,' later tempered by lessons learned on 'Andor' about working within creative constraints.
• He emphasizes gratitude for starting his career in Mexico, working with close friends and influential directors, which deeply shaped his artistic approach.