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6.22.01
Mace in Episode II Select!
The Official Star Wars Site has posted the latest Episode II Select. This time we have a picture of Mace Windu in a crouched stance. I believe that he is Spoilers - Highlight to read: in the arena fighting the Reek or Jango Fett. Could he be using the Force to manipulate the Reek? Could he be calling a lost lightsaber into his hands? (hmmm) Notice the violet color behind Mace. Not your normal blue or green screen, so why would it be that way? Maybe this article from CNN can shed some light on the situation.
Jackson, who starred as Mace Windu in "Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace" and just finished shooting scenes for "Episode 2," recently attended the Los Angeles premiere of "Dr. Dolittle 2."
While the plot for "Episode 2" has been kept under tight wraps, Douglas Hyde, a producer for CNN Newsource's "Daily News from Entertainment Weekly," asked Jackson about the story line to the highly anticipated 2002 release.
Jackson offered tidbits of information.
"Everybody knows the story of how Darth Vader, (as a) kid, falls in love with the queen, so you have a love story. There's a big adventure going on, the Clone Wars (are) about to start, there's a lot of intrigue, there's a lot of back fighting and back-biting," said Jackson. "So there's lots of stuff going on."
When asked if the movie included a fight scene in a "Gladiator"-like arena, which has been rumored, Jackson played dumb.
"Where'd you hear that?" he asked.
"My sources," came the reply.
"Oh, well see, you should talk to them," said Jackson.
He was also asked what color his light-saber would be. Jackson still wasn't sure.
"I can tell you I asked for a violet light. George thought about it and he said, 'Well, the good guys have this color light and the bad guys have that color light,' " Jackson said. "So he's debating whether he'll make my light something different or as common as everybody else's.
"But you know, I don't care as long as it comes on."
So Jackson specifically asked to be different with the violet light! Could this select be a hint to that fact? We will see!
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