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Question about Episode III

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isamu

OMFG HOLY MOTHER OF MARY IN HEAVEN I CANT BELIEVE IT WTF WHERE ARE MY SEDATIVES AAAAHHH
Hi. I was wondering. How many of you get the feeling that Episode III ROTS is going to have a cliffhanger ending, or will have an ending leaving the possiblities open for another chapter before A New Hope takes place?

Am I the only one that thinks Lucas will be practically FORCED to make a new SW film because fans will simply demand it?
 

DopeyFish

Not bitter, just unsweetened
isamu said:
Hi. I was wondering. How many of you get the feeling that Episode III ROTS is going to have a cliffhanger ending, or will have an ending leaving the possiblities open for another chapter before A New Hope takes place?

Am I the only one that thinks Lucas will be practically FORCED to make a new SW film because fans will simply demand it?

There will be no more star wars movies.

Lucas doesn't take critique from fans.

No there isn't a cliffhanger.
 

isamu

OMFG HOLY MOTHER OF MARY IN HEAVEN I CANT BELIEVE IT WTF WHERE ARE MY SEDATIVES AAAAHHH
ManaByte said:
The TV series is set between III and IV. There's a twenty-year gap between the two movies.

Will Hayden Christianson, Yoda, and Samuel Jackson be in the Tv series? When is the debut of the TV series?
 

ManaByte

Member
isamu said:
Will Hayden Christianson, Yoda, and Samuel Jackson be in the Tv series? When is the debut of the TV series?

Only person from the movie who'll probably show up is Jimmy Smits and Vader.

Sam Jackson is a definite NO.

The series starts in late 2007 as they are two-years out from starting filming.
 

DJ_Tet

Banned
One word answer to something that's been bothering me about Episode II Mana. Is there more exposition/explanation in Episode III about Jedi Master Sifer Dias, the one who "ordered the clones?" I still don't quite understand who he was
I think/thought he was Dooku in a former life
.

If the answer is yes, feel free to leave it at that and I'll see it in the movie, if no, could you explain that character and some of his motivation for setting things in motion?
 

shantyman

WHO DEY!?
DJ_Tet said:
One word answer to something that's been bothering me about Episode II Mana. Is there more exposition/explanation in Episode III about Jedi Master Sifer Dias, the one who "ordered the clones?" I still don't quite understand who he was
I think/thought he was Dooku in a former life
.

If the answer is yes, feel free to leave it at that and I'll see it in the movie, if no, could you explain that character and some of his motivation for setting things in motion?

Not in the movie at all, but you can find out about Sifo Dyas in the book "Labyrinth of Evil."
 

john tv

Member
Why even bother with a TV series? Does it have a concrete beginning and end or is it gonna be more of an ongoing thing?
 

DJ_Tet

Banned
I see.

Does it go into his motives for ordering the clones of Jango?

I'm not particularly interested in the character himself so much as understanding why he ordered the army. And under what guise, if Palpatine is pulling the strings from both sides, does that mean he was behind Sifo Dias too? Like I said, if any of this is covered in Ep III, I'd rather not hear about it until I see the movie. If not, I'd love a more detailed explanation if one exists.
 

borghe

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john tv said:
Why even bother with a TV series? Does it have a concrete beginning and end or is it gonna be more of an ongoing thing?
well, being that pretty much ALL american shows suck with no beginning or end and just run until ratings drop, I do not have faith in this. though the recent trend of shows like 24 and Lost could suggest possibly something else.
 

ManaByte

Member
john tv said:
Why even bother with a TV series? Does it have a concrete beginning and end or is it gonna be more of an ongoing thing?

It's 100 episodes and will be structured like Young Indy apparently.
 

LukeSmith

Member
isamu said:
Hi. I was wondering. How many of you get the feeling that Episode III ROTS is going to have a cliffhanger ending, or will have an ending leaving the possiblities open for another chapter before A New Hope takes place?

Am I the only one that thinks Lucas will be practically FORCED to make a new SW film because fans will simply demand it?

NO.
 

Manics

Banned
I don't see how they could put another movie in there as ROTS is called "Episode III" and A New Hope is called "Episode IV". What's he gonna do create Episode III.5 ?

TV series in between ? Perhaps.
 

shantyman

WHO DEY!?
This is an edited version of what I wrote in another thread about it, should answer all of your questions (this is all from Labyrutnh of Evil):


Sifo Dyas was a confidante/friend of Dooku, also a Jedi. Both of them sensed a "coming storm" or disturbance in the galaxy. Dooku was also disillusioned with the republic and its place in the galaxy. He felt it was too ineffectual. This led to him leaving the Jedi order. Sifo Dyas did not have the nerve to follow Dooku in exploring the dark side to learn more, or be moved to any direct action to deal with this threat.

Basically both of them sensed something big was going to come down the pike. He did in fact order the clone army, sensing the republic would need it eventually. Sidious discovers this with Dooku already under his wing. He allows the clone army to stay hidden on Kamino seeing how it can meet his purposes later on but decides Sifo Dyas must die. Dooku kills his former friend and is given the title Darth Tyranus. He then erases Kamino from the Jedi records.

It's actually not too complicated.

Here is an exact passage from the book:

"One of your former confidants in the Jedi Temple has perceived the coming change, Sidious had told him. This one has contacted a group of cloners, regarding the creation of an army for the Republic. The order for the army can stand, for we will be able to make use of that army someday. But Master Sifo-Dyas cannot stand, for the Jedi cannot learn about the army until we are prepared to have them learn of it.

And so with the murder of Sifo-Dyas, Dooku had embraced the dark side fully, and Sidious conferred on him the title of Darth Tyrannus. His final act before leaving the Jedi Order was to erase all mention of Kamino from the Jedi archives. Then, he had found Fetton Bogg 4; had instructed him to deliver himself to Kamino; and had arranged for payment to be made to the cloners through circuitous routes..."
 

DJ_Tet

Banned
shantyman said:
This is an edited version of what I wrote in another thread about it, should answer all of your questions (this is all from Labyrutnh of Evil):


Sifo Dyas was a confidante/friend of Dooku, also a Jedi. Both of them sensed a "coming storm" or disturbance in the galaxy. Dooku was also disillusioned with the republic and its place in the galaxy. He felt it was too ineffectual. This led to him leaving the Jedi order. Sifo Dyas did not have the nerve to follow Dooku in exploring the dark side to learn more, or be moved to any direct action to deal with this threat.

Basically both of them sensed something big was going to come down the pike. He did in fact order the clone army, sensing the republic would need it eventually. Sidious discovers this with Dooku already under his wing. He allows the clone army to stay hidden on Kamino seeing how it can meet his purposes later on but decides Sifo Dyas must die. Dooku kills his former friend and is given the title Darth Tyranus. He then erases Kamino from the Jedi records.

It's actually not too complicated.

Here is an exact passage from the book:

"One of your former confidants in the Jedi Temple has perceived the coming change, Sidious had told him. This one has contacted a group of cloners, regarding the creation of an army for the Republic. The order for the army can stand, for we will be able to make use of that army someday. But Master Sifo-Dyas cannot stand, for the Jedi cannot learn about the army until we are prepared to have them learn of it.

And so with the murder of Sifo-Dyas, Dooku had embraced the dark side fully, and Sidious conferred on him the title of Darth Tyrannus. His final act before leaving the Jedi Order was to erase all mention of Kamino from the Jedi archives. Then, he had found Fetton Bogg 4; had instructed him to deliver himself to Kamino; and had arranged for payment to be made to the cloners through circuitous routes..."



That's the info I was looking for. Thanks for typing that up. Makes sense. They probably could have included an extra line or so for the movie goers, but Lucas seems to like to leave a few "loose" ends for the curious to check out in the rest of the Star Wars universe. Sounds like a pretty interesting book that deals with Dooku's first temptations of the Dark Side, might have to check that out sometime.
 

Bigfoot

Member
I'd rather have the TV series cover the books after Episode 6... especially the Thrawn Trilogy (those books were great).
 

Ristamar

Member
Porthos said:
I'd rather have the TV series cover the books after Episode 6... especially the Thrawn Trilogy (those books were great).

Even though they can't use Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hammil, etc? I mean, I love the Thrawn trilogy, too, but if they had to recast the major roles it'd just be.... weird.
 

AeroGod

Member
Ristamar said:
Even though they can't use Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hammil, etc? I mean, I love the Thrawn trilogy, too, but if they had to recast the major roles it'd just be.... weird.

They could animate it and use voice over.


Anyways, the TV series should be inbetween Ep III and IV and have plenty of grown up Boba Fett kicking ass.
 
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