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How The Mandalorian Director Bryce Dallas Howard Got Her Kids To Keep Baby Yoda Secret · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. When you look at
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Speaker 1: the breakout starts at En, you have to at least
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Speaker 1: consider one pint sized entry might have made the biggest
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Speaker 1: flash of Vault and he's not even real. Baby Yoda,
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Speaker 1: the adorable version of the Green Jedi, totally took fans
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Speaker 1: by surprise in the premiere episode of Disney Plus, a
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Speaker 1: Star Wars show, The Mandalorian, and it's now understandably to
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Speaker 1: talk of elementary schools around the country. That's why Mandalorian
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Speaker 1: director Bryce Dallas Howard faced a unique problem while making
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Speaker 1: the show because her six and eleven year old kids
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Speaker 1: were on the set daily. They got to play with
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Speaker 1: Baby Yoda, but they had to keep him a secret,
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Speaker 1: she tells The Hollywood Reporter. It was a massive challenge.
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Speaker 1: She says, when the kids went back to school every
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Speaker 1: single day, I would say, so, what are you gonna
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Speaker 1: not talk about today? And they would say Baby. I
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Speaker 1: would just constantly remind them there's no circumstance that ever
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Speaker 1: could arise where they were allowed to talk about Baby Yoda.
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Speaker 1: And it worked. By the way. Mandalorians streaming now in
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