oh_riginal said:
RicOlie_2 said:
I think if someone does this, it should be either Hayden or David Prowse.
It should be James Earl Jones.
It should be someone the audience can readily recognize, I think, so Hayden is probably the best choice out of Hayden, David Prowse, and JEJ.
I think if someone does this, it should be either Hayden or David Prowse.
Someone else, please, please, please! That is a necessary change for this edit!
LOL, yes
Ew, no. It should be Jar Jar.
SilverWook said:
TV's Frink said:
SilverWook said:
Can't wait to see what you do with this guy...
As it's Australian actor Bruce Spence under that makeup, (best known as the gyrocopter pilot in the Mad Max movies) maybe all those guys on Utapau are Aussies?
Mouth of Sauron.
You know, you could have Sauron's tower somewhere on Mustafar. (The eye takes notice of all the arrivals and departures.) Maybe have Frodo and friends at Mount Doom and the Anakin/Obi Wan duel cross paths?
And Gollum could land in the lava right beside Anakin while Anakin's burning.
That would work really well if Frink is using the Obi-Wan-is-the-father subplot.
Padme could reply with "I love Obi-Wan" using the "I love you" that was used in the meadow scene in AOTR.
Whose face are you planning to put in Vader's helmet for the cave scene?
Anakin should frequently reply to peoples' statements with "LIAR!"
So do I!
TV's Frink said:
RicOlie_2 said:
^Yes!
Instead of Anakin saying "Dooku" or "Duke Dooku," Obi-Wan should say "Another pathetic lifeform."
He could ask if a pathetic lifeform was the father of Padme's child(ren).
And instead of saying "May the Force be with you" he should say "May the pathetic lifeforms be with you."
This has potential, but the Wookiees shall be with them.
I have a comprimise. If Obi-Wan says "May the Wookies be with you" after the Battle of Kashyyyk, then he should say "May the pathetic Wookies be with you."
Of course. I forgot about them somehow.
He's already Steve Grievous, and Henry might be more work. But the final decision will be the Frink's.
And he should call Anakin a pathetic lifeform when he defeats him. And Grievous. And everyone else he kills/defeats.
^Yes!
Instead of Anakin saying "Dooku" or "Duke Dooku," Obi-Wan should say "Another pathetic lifeform."
He could ask if a pathetic lifeform was the father of Padme's child(ren).
And instead of saying "May the Force be with you" he should say "May the pathetic lifeforms be with you."
Gee whiz, constantly going back and forth between reading the Revisited threads and reading these ones is messing with my brain...
I think it is pretty clear once you see Grievous, so don't worry about it.
TV's Frink said:
RicOlie_2 said:
"I hope you like the music!"/"Mind if I play a little tune?"/"Oops, I triggered the music alarm!"
Funny idea but doesn't fit with the idea of entrance music for Steve Grievous.
He could be broadcasting music over the whole ship--but I guess that the line would still ruin the effect.
How about simply putting "I'm outta here!" as the subtitle? Probably not very funny though.
{Never mind}
:)
"Looks like you sprung the trap"/"Consider it sprung!"
or
"I hope you like the music!"/"Mind if I play a little tune?"/"Oops, I triggered the music alarm!"
It might work if you just made him sing the first few phrases and then changed scenes, coming back to him later. It might be best not to cut to another scene, but just have him stop after the first three sentences or so and then have Palpy deliver his lines, but I'd have to see it to decide for sure. I'm not sure how good the idea is anyway, but it came to me when I was listening to the song so I figured I would post it and let others decide...
This could be repeated again in Episode V when the Emperor speaks to Vader via hologram, with the emperor singing this time.
When Anakin pledges his allegiance to Palpy, he should do it in the form of the chorus of "Never Gonna Give You Up"...if you can make it look OK.
Do enough people call him Lord Vader that you could pull off Lord Lord?
If you have some kind of voice synthesizer or someway to do this, give Vader a high, squeaky voice throughout the Original Ridiculous.
