It was the silver one.
There was a shot (which felt very deliberate) of the gold one in conversation, but you couldn't hear it's voice. I'm guessing it's not 3PO.
Moderators: Bakhtosh, EvilHomer3k
It was the silver one.
Confirmed on the silver one speaking - she serves food to Leia.Skinypupy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 18, 2022 3:40 pmIt was the silver one.
There was a shot (which felt very deliberate) of the gold one in conversation, but you couldn't hear it's voice. I'm guessing it's not 3PO.
So funny, exact same reaction from my 12 year old. He almost fell off the couch when he heard that. Just would not let it go "TEN?!?!?!? TEN YEARS OLD?!?! REALLY??!?"Skinypupy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 18, 2022 3:31 pm Watched the first three episodes with the kids this afternoon.
3. The kid doesn't come across as being even close to ten years old. She seems six, maybe seven tops. When Obi Wan asked "How old are you?" and she chirped "I'm ten!", all three of my kids said "yeah, right". Maybe it's just because I have two 9 year olds in my house right now, but she comes across as way younger (and yes, I know the actress playing her is, in fact, ten).
Except it hasn't been a couple of decades...it's been less than 10.Holman wrote: ↑Fri Jun 17, 2022 9:26 pmAs recorded, I can accept Leia's recorded message as a fairly formal address to someone she hasn't seen in a couple of decades. It sort of makes sense if the adventure presented in this series is their only point of contact until Ep IV. The deeper connection can go unstated between them.
What seems more difficult to accept is Leia's attitude towards Kenobi's death on the Death Star. IIRC, Leia and Kenobi have no scenes together, but she does witness his death at the hands of Darth Vader just before escaping on the Millennium Falcon. It seems like that would be something that affected her personally more than just making her comfort Luke. (She met Luke just an hour ago, but she has known of Kenobi and Vader her whole life.)
Lord he seems SO much younger.
Spot on and passed over.Blackhawk wrote:She has had to deal with a lot of loss - about two billion people. She's also a trained diplomat (wasn't she?) who dedicated her lift to serving others. I can certainly see her suppressing her own grief in order to support others.
Or at least that's how I justify how she reacts.
Filming started in '73. He would have been 58/59 up to probably 62, depending on the scene.Daehawk wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 7:15 pmLord he seems SO much younger.
EDIT: Wait your math is wrong. Guiness was born in 1914 and Star Wars was 1977 so he was 63 in the first movie. Ewan was born in 1971 so he is 2 years younger than me that puts him at 51. So 12 years difference. He still seems a lot younger. Alec looked old I guess.
Yeah, that's totally on her. Not the filming or the director - she should run faster. (I know you aren't blaming the actor)...
Unagi wrote: ↑Tue Jun 07, 2022 8:29 pmHonestly, I think you should apologize. (I say this mildly... not with the severity that statement normally comes with)
There is no shame on someone that places their comment's in an Obi-Wan Kenobi forum under a Spoiler Tag - that they did not do enough to keep you from being spoiled.
Honest to god, what level of personal responsibility does it take to not realize that this isn't entirely on you - and while I understand 100% your frustration - it is not right to shun the author of a Spoiler'ed message that you assumed you were safe to consume. And this is said within the context that no one wants to spoil someone on this, so to call someone out like you did - seems a little like shifting the blame.
edit: I am also not trying to come down on you too hard here... just pushing back. As I said - I totally understand the knee-jerk reaction to being spoiled unexpectedly.
thank you, that's all I was askingSmoove_B wrote: ↑Wed Jun 08, 2022 12:41 pm At the risk of causing a tangent, my general policy is to create spoiler "clues" to let the person reading know (broadly) what I'm about to spoil.
Spoilers without any type of label are problematic, imho, and if people just added a basic label to them it would help to mitigate ruining anything for a show that is currently running.
How long we're supposed to wait after a movie is released or an entire TV series has aired, I still don't know.
I'd argue that the entire show's dialogue seems to have been written by someone who has never watched a Star Wars movie, but I digress...McNutt wrote:Her dialog seems to have been written by someone who has never met or been a child.
Allegedly the final episode is 93 minutes long, which is quite the increase from the regular weekly episodes...
No, I honestly don't mind Leia herself, save for the absurd vent scene later on. However, the chases show that certain 'Disneyness' that also showed up in the Droidpunk Kids scenes in Boba Fett, an inappropriate and clumsy attempt to add youth appeal through action scenes that are just so utterly out of place that they pull me right out of the show. And a final thought on the chases:
They will use AI to replicate his voice. Someone will speak the lines, and the AI will make it sound like James Earl Jones.Daehawk wrote:I dont know what they'll do once James Earl Jones is gone. The man and his voice is a bona fide legend. And rightly so. I love the guy..have since Conan. But he is like 91 now.
Yeah, Scott Lawrence was great in all the games I've heard him in.YellowKing wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 3:25 pm I don't think they even need to resort to AI. There are tons of people who can do James Earl Jones impressions. They replaced every Jim Henson muppet's voice so Darth Vader should be a walk in the park.
I was surprised it took a whole page of discussion. I saw the thread near the top over the last few weeks and just figured, must be some good episodes
One thing about 20th-century UK/European actors is that growing up in the Depression and then the shortages of WW2 often meant at least some form of malnutrition (even if just in the form of "not enough fresh fruit"). Even a 51-year-old Alec Guinness is going to look significantly older than a 51-year-old McGregor because Sir Alec had a much rougher road.Blackhawk wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 10:36 pmFilming started in '73. He would have been 58/59 up to probably 62, depending on the scene.Daehawk wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 7:15 pmLord he seems SO much younger.
EDIT: Wait your math is wrong. Guiness was born in 1914 and Star Wars was 1977 so he was 63 in the first movie. Ewan was born in 1971 so he is 2 years younger than me that puts him at 51. So 12 years difference. He still seems a lot younger. Alec looked old I guess.