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@ohanakin
Manny Jacinto as Qimir in The Acolyte ā 1.05 "Night"
with a face like that and a body like this
Star Wars: The Acolyte ā 1.05: "Night"
Max Kurzweil, The wife of the artist, 1912
BEHIND THE SCENES: Alternative ending for Maarva's speech -> Andor: The Complete First Season (SteelBook)
There's a book titled Star Wars: Frames, a collection of 1400+ still frames hand-picked by George Lucas.
When J.W. Rinzler was testing the glossy print and sending it to Lucas for approval, this frame here came out too dark for GL's tastes:
And yet... holy fuck does this perfectly represent the inherent darkness of Anakin's possessive way of loving.
Like that's not what the scene the shot is from is about, it's a happy moment in the movie, but visually? Goddamn it gets the point across.
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Love how Anakin's appearance reminded me so much of imagery from Matthew Stover's awesome ROTS novelization.
"Now the scene below subtly altered, though to the physical eye there was no change. Powered by the dark side, Dookuās perception took the measure of those below him with exhilarating precision.
"Kenobi was luminous, a transparent being, a window onto a sunlit meadow of the Force.
"Skywalker was a storm cloud, flickering with dangerous lightning, building the rotation that threatens a tornado."
-- Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith novelization by Matthew Stover; emphasis supplied.
Huyang said he was intense but I think that's much too neutral a description.
ANAKIN IS THE STORM. He is unrelenting and awe-inspiring and dangerous.
HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN Anakin vs Dooku Early Test | Behind the Scenes ofĀ Star Wars: Revenge of the SithĀ
JYN & CASSIAN + kyber crystals
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Iām not the protagonist of a novel or anything⦠But if, for argumentās sake, you were to write a story with me in the lead role, it would certainly be⦠A tragedy.
not enough footage of dooku being a miserable wet cat. here's him during his first few years as sidious' apprentice <3
BIX CALEEN Andor | 1.01 Kassa
Anakin, Faust, and going to Hades...
"[Anakin] fell in love with PadmƩ then became possessive of her. He got jealous and all those things. Then when he found out that she was going to die, he would do anything to stop that from happening even to the point of making a pact with the Devil."
"[He thinks:] 'I want the power to save somebody from death. I want to be able to stop them from going to the river Styx, and I need to go to a god for that, but the gods wonāt do it...
... so Iām going to go down to Hades and get the Dark Lord to allow me to have this power that will allow me to save the very person I want to hang on to.'"
"In mythology if you go to Hades to get [your loved one] back, you're not doing it for them, you're doing it for yourself. You're doing it because you don't want to give them up. You're afraid to be without them."
"You talk to the devil, and the devil says āthis is what you doā and basically you sell your soul to the devil."
"Heās traded his soul for power. Itās Faust."
"The more power he wants, and the more power he gets...
... the more he loses."
"In the end you have all this power but you have nobody to share it with, except some wizened old man whoās even more evil than you are."
"If youāre going to sell your soul to save somebody you love, thatās as we say in the film, unnatural. You have to accept the natural course of life. Death is obviously the biggest of them all. Not only death for yourself but death for the things you care about."
Sources:
Vanity Fair, 2005
Celebration V, Main Event, 2010
The Star Wars Archives: 1977-1983, 2018
Virtual Speaker Interview āMellody Hobsonā, 2021
STAR WARS APPRECIATION WEEK ā³ Day 1: Favorite Trilogy | the prequel trilogy
ā Matthew Woodring Stover, Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith novelizationĀ