Ray Stevenson, the late co-star of Ahsoka, has been fondly remembered by Rosario Dawson as someone who was “really beautiful and so thoughtful.” Dawson, who portrays the title character in the new Star Wars spin-off series, described Stevenson as a deeply spiritual individual, engaging in extraordinary conversations with her. Known for his roles in movies such as Thor and Punisher, the Northern Irish actor passed away at the age of 58 last month, but no further details surrounding his death were immediately disclosed.
Stevenson portrays the villainous Baylan Skroll in Ahsoka, the first two episodes of which will be exclusively available on Disney+ starting August 23. Dawson, in an interview with People before the Hollywood actors strike, revealed that Stevenson possessed an extensive collection of crystals and that they had philosophical discussions about the divine feminine. She described him as a Nordic-like man, simultaneously forceful yet gentle, with a brilliant and loving divine feminine spirit.
Speaking of their conversations about family and philosophies, Dawson expressed her gratitude for working with Stevenson, stating, “We were so blessed to have him working with us. He made all of us better.” Ahsoka revolves around the journey of former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano as she confronts a new and dangerous threat in a vulnerable galaxy. Alongside Dawson and Stevenson, the series features a talented cast including Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Ivanna Sakhno, and Doctor Who star David Tennant.
Ahsoka is written by Dave Filoni, who serves as executive producer alongside Jon Favreau, Kathleen Kennedy, Colin Wilson, and Carrie Beck.
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