Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

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Cast

Ewan McGregor
as Obi-Wan Kenobi

Natalie Portman
as Padmé Amidala

Hayden Christensen
as Anakin Skywalker

Ian McDiarmid
as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine

Samuel L. Jackson
as Mace Windu

Jimmy Smits
as Sen. Bail Organa

Frank Oz
as Yoda

Anthony Daniels
as C-3PO

Christopher Lee
as Count Dooku

Keisha Castle-Hughes
as Queen of Naboo

James Earl Jones
as Darth Vader

Silas Carson
as Ki-Adi-Mundi/Nute Gunray

Jay Laga'aia
as Capt. Typho

Jay Lagai'aia
as Captain Typho

Bruce Spence
as Tion Medon

Wayne Pygram
as Tarkin

Temuera Morrison
as Comm. Cody

David Bowers (II)
as Mas Amedda

Mimi Daraphet
as Bultar Swan

Paul Davies

Oliver Ford Davies
as Sio Bibble

Ahmed Best
as Jar Jar Binks

Sandi Finlay
as Sly Moore

Nalini Krishan
as Barriss Offee

Rohan Nichol
as Capt. Antilles

Jeremy Bulloch
as Capt. Colton

Amanda Lucas
as Terr Taneel

Mary Oyaya
as Luminara Unduli

Kenny Baker
as R2-D2

Matt Sloan
as Plo Koon

Orli Shoshan
as Shaak Ti

Sandy Thompson
as Rune Haako

Peter Mayhew
as Chewbacca

Marty Wetherill
as Passel Argente

Rebecca Jackson Mendoza
as Queen of Alderaan

Joel Edgerton
as Owen Lars

Bonnie Maree Piesse
as Beru

Jett Lucas
as Zett Jukassa

Chantal Freer
as Handmaiden

Tux Akindoyeni
as Agen Kolar

Matt Rowan
as Sen. Orn Free Taa

Kenji Oates
as Saesee Tiin

Amy Allen
as Aayla Secura

Graeme Blundell
as Ruwee Naberrie

Trisha Noble
as Jobal Naberrie

Claudia Karvan
as Sola Naberrie

Keira Wingate
as Ryoo Naberrie

Hayley Mooy
as Pooja Naberrie

Bonnie Piesse
as Beru Whitesun

Sandy Finlay
as Sly Moore

Bai Ling

Katie Lucas
as Chi Eekway

Genevieve O'Reilly
as Mon Mothma

Warren Owens
as Fang Zar

Kee Chan
as Male-Dee

Christopher Kirby
as Giddean Danu

Kristy Wright
as Motee

Coinneach Alexander
as Whie

Mousy McCallum
as Bene

Michael Kingma
as Wookiee

Axel Dench
as Wookiee

Steven Foy
as Wookiee

Julian Khazzouh
as Wookiee

Michael James Rowland
as Wookiee

Bodie "Tihoi" Taylor
as Clone Trooper

David Stiff
as Wookiee

Robert Cope
as Wookiee

Matthew Wood
as Gen. Grievous

Rena Owen
as Nee Alavar

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• Dec 30, 2019

  Truly the best of the bad Star Wars movies, Revenge of the Sith doesn't make a whole lot of sense, both when viewed as self-contained, and when seen as a part of the Star Wars whole, but at least Lucas bothered to put a whole movie in here.
  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Mar 26, 2016

  While it may stumble in some departments, Revenge of the Sith is much more emotional and powerful film then we have seen before in the Star Wars saga. The action is intense and spectacular, the scope massive in scale and epic in it's execution and the ending bittersweet. A return to form on many levels.
  Matthew M Super Reviewer
• Jan 29, 2016

  "Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith" (2005) tells the story of the rise of the Dark Force, the Sith, and the fall of the Galactic Republic. Our hero Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) along with the other Jedi Knights are working to overthrow Count Dooku (Christopher Lee). Meanwhile, they are neglecting the real leader behind the Dark Side of the Force, Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid). Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) who is secretly betrothed (a no-no for a Jedi Knight like himself) is given to ever greater feelings of insecurity about losing those closest to him. We see Chancellor Palpatine begin to exploit this insecurity to turn young Anakin to the Dark Side. The film concludes with an epic battle on a lava planet that is not to be missed. For fans of the series, or those newly interested, because of battle scenes like this finale and the ultimate transformation for young Anakin to the Dark Side, this is one of the better films in the total Star Wars saga, not better than "Empire Strikes Back" (1980) or the newest installment, "The Force Awakens" (2015), but perhaps tied with "Return of the Jedi" (1983).
  Billie P Super Reviewer
• Jan 07, 2016

  Redeeming little of the ponderousness of Episodes I and II, Revenge of the Sith nonetheless manages to entertain while it brings a surprising level of satisfaction to this origin story's curtain-closer. So over-stuffed with plot points that it makes you wonder why they wasted so much time on needless exposition in chapters one and two, this go-round still doesn't achieve the same feel as the much superior first trilogy but it manages to thrill and satisfy at many junctures. In this PG-rated sci-fi adventure set three years after the onset of the Clone Wars, the noble Jedi Knights are spread out across the galaxy leading a massive clone army in the war against the Separatists. The audience has already resigned themselves to the fact that this prequel trilogy got aimed at a wholly different (read: younger) audience than the much superior original trilogy. That being said, Revenge of the Sith gets a lot right. Over-reliance on soulless computer generated effects aside, the battles never disappoint. Also, emotional screams aside, our (anti) hero's transformation into the iconic Darth Vader gets tastefully handled. Filmgoers might not have known or cared what transpired in the two preceding chapters, but this go-round conjures up poignancy and excitement in spades. Bottom line: Sweet Revenge
  Jeff B Super Reviewer

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