Bardi

Bardi appears as one of the many faces populating the wider world of Andor — the rebels, functionaries, and ordinary people caught in the machinery of the Empire and the resistance forming against it. Little is shown of him beyond his place in that ensemble, functioning within a scene rather than driving it.

Andor's strength has always been its texture: the show trusts small, specific performances to make its universe feel inhabited rather than staged. Benjamin Norris brings that same lived-in quality here, a face and voice that root the story's politics in something human, even in a minor role.