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5 days ago · Maul's appearance in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace was exciting for myraid reasons. Standing above all was the reveal of a double-bladed lightsaber for the first time in a Star Wars movie, which is responsible for many, myself included, falling in love with the franchise.
1 day ago · 2. Keira Knightley as Sabé. Keira Knightley’s appearance in The Phantom Menace was most likely missed by a lot of fans, but not because she was impossible to find (like the Stormtroopers), although the make-up was great in that aspect, but because she was, at the time, still a young actress and was not a brand name.
2 days ago · The Acolyte takes place around 100 years before Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, in the final days of the High Republic Era.Of all the characters in the show thus far, only Vernestra is old enough to have been part of Lucasfilm's multimedia High Republic initiative that consists of several books, comics, and graphic novels telling stories of the Jedi Order's conflict with space ...
2 days ago · They posted, It’s really cool to know that Darth Plagueis was alive for most of The Phantom Menace and was in a couple of scenes but just off-screen. The fact that many fans didn’t notice ...
1 day ago · The other major issue with The New Centurions is George C. Scott. According to Erik Estrada 4, Sergio was originally the character who commits suicide, but Scott’s addition to the cast meant substantial rewrites: “Now it was my role that took a backseat to Scott’s character and instead of starring in The New Centurions, I was co-starring with an actor who could really draw at the box ...
1 day ago · Hawk pulled the power back, rolled his Phantom inverted and pulled the nose down toward the Crusader, which, by now, had run out of airspeed. Hawk slapped the flap handle to half-flaps and punched-out the speed brakes. If I only had a gun! (Sung by the Scarecrow in the Movie “The Wizard of Oz” to the music of, “If I only had a brain!”)
2 days ago · Dubbed the phantom or “ghost candidate” by local media, Ms Babin managed to win 33 per cent of the vote despite her conspicuous absence and refusal to speak with the media.
