"Have you ever encountered a Jedi Knight before, sir? We will not survive this."
Luke Skywalker got his first look at a lightsaber in the quiet solitude of Obi-Wan Kenobi's hut, where the old Jedi Knight recounted the glory days of the Republic, before the dark times, before the Empire. Ever since then, Star Wars fans have wondered what it was like, when the Jedi were plentiful, and they defended peace and justice like no other force in the galaxy.
It's an image fans have been waiting decades for: a harsh battlefield on a distant world abuzz with the glow and sound of hundreds of lightsabers. Episode II will finally make this vision a reality. To deliver this on screen, Stunt Coordinator Nick Gillard worked with Jedi actors Samuel L. Jackson, Ewan McGregor, Hayden Christensen and dozens of extras to create a diversity of fighting styles fit for the Jedi order.
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Adi gallia looked like a nice quiet girl in TPM and yet there she is kicking Geonosian tush, shocking isn't it? I'm curious though about the editing of the scenes. I was reading a report at god knows which site that said George was trying to please too much as a nod to fanboys and the negative reaction he got with TPM. Something about cramming too much into such a small space of time. Hope it isn't all messy and choppy. Who's actually the editor on AOTC? I know George does some of it but there's a real editor isn't there? Is it whatshisface Burrt again? 




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