Jeg undskylder intet og fastholder at Lucas burde lave børnefilm for Disney.
"CybaMerc" <CybaMerc@image.dk> wrote in message
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> A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away....
> Peter Kaas wrote:
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> >Hejsa
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> >Prøv lige at se det her:
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,4-2001601540,00.html
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> >Man må jo le... eller græde, jeg ved det ikke helt. :-|
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http://cgi.theforce.net/theforce/tfn.cgi?storyID=13708
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> Star Wars fans have been reeling at rumors that the members of *NSYNC
> will make an appearance in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack Of The
> Clones, so LAUNCH sought to separate fact from fiction. A call to
> Lucasfilm spokesperson Lynne Hale confirmed the following: Yes, the
> members of the aging boy band were shot in the background of a scene
> in Episode II, but no, it wasn't at the behest of George Lucas's
> daughter, allegedly a big *NSYNC (news - web sites) fan. Hale laughed
> at the latter detail, a story that has been widely reported as fact.
> Truth is, Lucas himself had little or nothing to do with the already
> controversial cameo, explained Hale. She says it was producer Rick
> McCallum who invited the *NSYNC gang to the set after they explained
> what big Star Wars fans they are. Their contribution to the Star Wars
> universe--and the resulting uproar over it--might all be for naught,
> however, since Hale explained that the *NSYNC scene might be edited
> out the final version of the film. If Star Wars fan reaction is any
> indication, Lucas better get cutting.
>
> Der er vist et par folk, der skylder Lucas en undskyldning :P
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http://www.theforce.net/episode2/index.html#13742
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> AOTC "Very Good" Says Ewan
> Sun, Jan 06, 02 08:02:53 PM EST
>
> Kudra chimes in:
>
> I got the Feb issue of Arena (UK magazine) yesterday and theres a Ewan
> interview in which he talks AOTC.
> " McGregor claims to have seen 60 or 70% of AOTC, and enthuses, almost
> as if he is surprised himself, that it is going to be: "very good.
> Actually very good." By that does he mean it's better than the first
> one? " Yeah, because we've done the groundwork and now we can get on
> with it. Ep1 had to do a lot of work to set up all the political stuff
> with the Senate - and with a children's movie you have to be careful
> with all that stuff. This time there's more of a spirit of the first
> three. It's definitely hotting up." He confirms Obi Wan will play a
> more central role and says" There was a big sigh of relief that we
> were able to get a lot more humour into it." Hayden Christenson who
> plays Anakin Skywalker is apparently a "******* lovely guy and
> brilliant to work with" and yes he does like the fact Obi Wan gets to
> have a beard "Although I don't know about the jedi mullet."
>
> The interview moves onto the badmouthing SW thing, Ewan says " I said
> a lot of things" he admits " I was very mouthy about it and not quite
> rightly so. The SW films are unquestionably very hard work and
> technically very demanding. This second one was even more so - it
> called on me to be completely alone in a totally blue room for days
> and days, playing a character in a situation with other actors who
> aren't there. There's one scene where I'm across a table from an alien
> character who's not there, so I'm playing to mid-air and my reactions
> to what he's saying are my reactions to what I imagine he might do.
> You're compltely triple guessing the whole time. And the last thing
> the computer guys creating the alien would think of is to ask the
> character who plays opposite what he thought he was doing. They're not
> even there on the day to see it.
>
> So, it's hard work, but we're not getting paid to have a great time,
> we're getting paid to do a job. The films are creatively rewarding
> because it's a unique acting experience and if you pull it iff then
> you've risen to quite a hefty challenge." I stiil can't resist asking
> him if he actually enjoys filming on SW set. "Yeah" comes the reply
> although the word sounds like it's been forced out of his throat like
> a lodged chicken bone. There next follows a full two seconds silence
> after which we both collapse into simultaneous laughter. "Playing a
> part in SW is challenging but I do love being in these films. I mean
> I'm Obi-Wan Kenobi - how ******** good is that?"
>
> The rest of the interview is about Black Hawk Down, and his annoyance
> at the UK tabloids printing pictures of his children.