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Old 05-20-05 | 01:11 PM
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Which part of RotS did Spielberg direct?

I have read in quite a number of news articles (including a page fm the Making of Revenge of the Sith) that Spielberg directed some scenes in the film.

Anyone know which part of the film did he direct?

By the way, LOVED the movie!!!
Old 05-20-05 | 01:13 PM
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He didn't direct any of the scenes.

He helped storyboard the Yoda vs Emperor battle and the Obi battle vs Grievous.

Some of his ideas were too long/complex to include.
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They left out his scene he directed. It was during one of the scenes on Utapau when Obi-Wan said "You're gonna need a bigger Boga."
Old 05-20-05 | 03:39 PM
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It was originally gonna be the scene where Mace Windu attempts to arrest Palpatine. Spielberg had it so that Mace Windu approaches Palpatine and says "Don't run" and Palpy responds "Everybody runs"
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I wonder what happened to the line "Sith. I hate these guys." ?
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Old 05-20-05 | 10:59 PM
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They cut out the part where Yoda follows a Reese's Pieces trail
Old 05-21-05 | 12:37 AM
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Is it just me or did Yoda escaping in the pod from Kashyyk remind anyone else of ET's departure?
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It did seem a little ETish to me too...



I can't go to Pankot! I'm a *sith lord*!
Old 05-21-05 | 07:17 PM
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I read he also consulted on the Anakin/Obi Wan duel. Get it, Duel...ehhhh nevermind...
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No time for love, Master Skywalker!
Old 05-21-05 | 11:27 PM
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Like others, I think it is a bogus claim. But Yoda leaving Kasshyyk was quite the homage to ET.
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Old 05-22-05 | 03:05 AM
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Old 05-22-05 | 06:22 AM
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You guys are all off the ball here man. Spielberg directed the scene where Obi wan is taking anakins legs and arm to the sarlac pits and they start talking to him because of his guilt after the battle. Lucas wanted Spielberg to take a hold of the digital cameras and green screen and work with it so that was the scene...

wait.. I'm thinking of another director combo.
Old 05-22-05 | 09:12 AM
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I'm pretty sure it was the scene where Anakin lowers the defense grid around the Jedi Temple so he can sell some Jedi midichlorians to the Sith, but the rancor gets loose and bites Mace Windu in half when he's taking a crap.
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Actually I saw an interview with Gerorge Lucas on Extra TV and they asked him point blank about this rumor. He said it was true, he let his friend direct a part of the movie....didn't say what part, but it's true.
Old 05-22-05 | 02:50 PM
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I was thinking Lucas directed all the Anakin/Padme scenes and Spielberg directed all the rest. Oh well....

ya know, since those 2 still had 0 chemistry and looked uneasy together on screen.

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