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Why does he communicate with Ozzle via a monitor, but with his ground troops and the Emperor via hologram? It is inconsistent. Do you plan to address this Ady?

Noblesse obligue, even if I can't tell the name of the voice actor, the argentinian dubbing, which I guess is the same for the whole latinamerican area is also great. However, since we don't have a strong dubbing industry here (like Mexico, or Spain) to protect, it's most common to watch the movies in their Original version subtitled (better, indeed) in the cinema. In other countries, don't know if it's a traditional thing or a legal matter, but almost all the movies are dubbed, as a way to impulse their dubbing industry (Italy, I think) 

HotRod said:

Ok...So where's the view screen Vader uses to choke Ozzle?..Where's the door the officers come through?

 

 

I don't get it?  This never made any sense to me (the whole scene thing, not the diagram above :)

I haven't studied the film with the rigor of some, but from what I can tell, the room is shaped like a vesica piscis with the emperor's projection room being slightly larger than the meditation chamber. When Piett and other officers enter, they circle clockwise and stand just to the right of the kneeling platform.

*sy*

*8, see my above post.  The room isn't shaped like an 8.

Sluggo, I realize that the actual set was flipped to save space and materials, but the fictional room they created by reusing the set in that way, is shaped like an 8. If you look at the wide shot of Vader and the Emperor (5 in Imp's sequence), there is clearly a gap between the pylons on the left side that is the "waist" of the 8.

No, no.  You are clearly blinded by the love of the number 8.  It has even infected your screen name!

If you are only going for an 'internal' answer to this non-conundrum, the room could have been shaped like an oval.  Or the letter B.  Or maybe the meditation chamber retracted into the wall while it was off screen.  Or into the floor or the ceiling.  Or it could have transformed into a autobot named kenobus prime and is out fighting the evil forces of the decepticons.

As for the viewscreen, my 'external' answer (which I will ALWAYS prefer over the 'internal' ones) is that the screen was behind the Emperor hologram as in the picture below:

Good thinking, Mr. Afraid.  It doesn't say one means of communication was preferred over the other, but it does seem to make it less inconsistent.

Sluggo said:

No, no.  You are clearly blinded by the love of the number 8.  It has even infected your screen name!

If you are only going for an 'internal' answer to this non-conundrum, the room could have been shaped like an oval.  Or the letter B.  Or maybe the meditation chamber retracted into the wall while it was off screen.  Or into the floor or the ceiling.  Or it could have transformed into a autobot named kenobus prime and is out fighting the evil forces of the decepticons.

 

As for the viewscreen, my 'external' answer (which I will ALWAYS prefer over the 'internal' ones) is that the screen was behind the Emperor hologram as in the picture below:

 

I don't see this viewscreen

in this picture or in the following full-face shot of the Emperor.

Am I missing it?

The screen is visible in this shot, provided earlier.  Where it is in the screencaps, well I'm sure more mockups would be in order.  :)

Heh, I'm okay now with an 'imaginary' overall '8'-shaped meditation/hologram room to make the various scenes in the movie tie-in.  Especially after seeing the shape of the set in the behind-the-scenes shot.  And I'm in the middle of knocking up a few shots to show how that can work okay with the viewscreen and doorway etc., having looked at a few scenes now.

I'll post them when I get a chance.

Asterisk, I can't back that up.  It just feels like it goes there.