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He's already dead.Lord Pounder wrote:I was just thinking. Could the EU character Lucas said he was including be Jorus Caboath(sp)? He was stated to be Palpy's Jedi Advisor in HttE.
I think the leading contender is Garm Bel Iblis as he's old enough and in a position of prominence at the time.Lord Pounder wrote:I was just thinking. Could the EU character Lucas said he was including be Jorus Caboath(sp)? He was stated to be Palpy's Jedi Advisor in HttE.
It'll probably be wrong. But there's nothing wrong with speculation. We do know who the EU characters are who were around and could be incorporated.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:I think that it might still be too early to speculate, personally.
Now I understand why Boba never took off his helmet... he was probably sick of being confused with all those clones that looked almost exactly like him.neoolong wrote:Well the guy that played Jango is also going to appear.
He'll probably play one of the other clones or something probably.
It said so on starwars.com
I wonder about DNA testing though. If Boba committed a crime and they ran a DNA test, shouldn't it be the same as all of the cloned soldiers?Slartibartfast wrote:Now I understand why Boba never took off his helmet... he was probably sick of being confused with all those clones that looked almost exactly like him.neoolong wrote:Well the guy that played Jango is also going to appear.
He'll probably play one of the other clones or something probably.
It said so on starwars.com
Maybe there would be a difference cause he`s an unaltered clone.neoolong wrote:I wonder about DNA testing though. If Boba committed a crime and they ran a DNA test, shouldn't it be the same as all of the cloned soldiers?Slartibartfast wrote:Now I understand why Boba never took off his helmet... he was probably sick of being confused with all those clones that looked almost exactly like him.neoolong wrote:Well the guy that played Jango is also going to appear.
He'll probably play one of the other clones or something probably.
It said so on starwars.com
I thought that referred to the whole mind altering treatment and accelerated aging bit. The DNA should be the same. I think.Montcalm wrote:Maybe there would be a difference cause he`s an unaltered clone.neoolong wrote:I wonder about DNA testing though. If Boba committed a crime and they ran a DNA test, shouldn't it be the same as all of the cloned soldiers?Slartibartfast wrote: Now I understand why Boba never took off his helmet... he was probably sick of being confused with all those clones that looked almost exactly like him.
I think some one said Jude Law. He might be able to pull it off. Certainly got the acting chops.Montcalm wrote:Well if they actualy have a young Tarkin in episode 3 i hope they get someone who resemble Peter Cushing.
Enough of the over-quoting.neoolong wrote:I thought that referred to the whole mind altering treatment and accelerated aging bit. The DNA should be the same. I think.
The quote actually goes:Stormbringer wrote:And it'd depend on what the alterations consist of. They did say they altered them for loyalty and bravery.
Bravery is nothing but the supression of self preservation instincts to able function without undue concern for one's saftey. If you're able to tamper with them enough to alter or erease their natural instinction for self preservation.Darth Garden Gnome wrote:The quote actually goes:Stormbringer wrote:And it'd depend on what the alterations consist of. They did say they altered them for loyalty and bravery.
"We altered their genetic structure to be more docile than the original host."
Since "they are totally obidient, taking any order without question" they were altered for loyalty. Bravery isn't exactly an attribute you can alter genetically however.
Darth Garden Gnome wrote:In other casting news, a character that will absoutley appear in EpIII has been confirmed by Star Wars Insider's Hyperspace section.
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[size=0]Mon Mothma, who will be played by Genevieve O'Reilly. If anything it may be in the Treaty of Correlia which would mean Garm Bel Iblis would be there too. That is, if GL sticks to the EU.[/size]
On the contrary, some of EU fits very well with the Prequels. Dark Forces II, the Sith Comics, and even elements of the Thrawn trilogy fit very well with the prequels. Lucas hasn't bound himself to the EU (sensibly) but he has incorporated or worked with the better aspects of the EU.willburns84 wrote:On the other hand, GL hasn't shown any desire to acknowledge much of the EU at all in the prequals, so I'm not too optimistic.
Nobody said Jude Law. There was a pice of fanart on TF.N showing Jude Law in an Imperial Officer's uniform, and it was pretty awesome. The artist intended it to be an image of a young Tarkin, but it's never been official.Stormbringer wrote:I think some one said Jude Law. He might be able to pull it off. Certainly got the acting chops.Montcalm wrote:Well if they actualy have a young Tarkin in episode 3 i hope they get someone who resemble Peter Cushing.
TFN's spy dude wrote: Fans for some time have continued to speculate on whether or not Tarkin would appear in Episode III. The Grand Moff would have to be a younger version and bear a striking resemblance to the veteran actor - considering the powerful performance that Peter Cushing gave in the original Star Wars.
Anyhow, here's what I know: he is in Episode III. I'm not sure who's playing him and how large the role is - but who cares - I can tell you he's in 100% for sure.