Ares a écrit:A merde c vraiment deux vaisseaux différents?
oui : un est une corvette CR90 et l'autre CR70
exlication Episode Guide :
"Bail Organa's starship (the Tantive IV as it is named in the Expanded Universe) is built to more precisely resemble the model used at the start of A New Hope as Princess Leia's ship. As such, it is not the same vessel that appears in Episode III, which was depicted by a computer-generated model with numerous architectural differences from the Episode IV version. Although many books that accompanied the release of Episode III claimed that the ship seen in Revenge of the Sith was the Tantive IV, that vessel that Bail pilots from Coruscant to Alderaan has since been identified as the Sundered Heart. The illustration below, from DK's Star Wars Blueprints: Rebel Edition, shows the difference between the two designs. The Episode III ship is on the top, the Episode IV and Clone Wars ship is on the bottom."
explication wookie :
"The Tantive IV was originally portrayed using a plastic model for the filming of A New Hope. The creators of model placed a miniature pin-up girl poster in the cockpit as a joke. It is not visible in the final film. Later, during the filming of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, a CG model was used, but the two models have many differences in appearance, which ultimately led to identifying the new design as a different ship"
"Until 2010, official sources stated that the ship in A New Hope and in Revenge of the Sith are the same. At the official Star Wars website, the Rebel blockade runner is specifically shown to appear in Episode III, Episode IV, and Episode VI. Many sources supported this, including The Art of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, which states:
"...Lucas reveals that [the] first ship seen in the 1977 Star Wars—the Rebel blockade runner (aka the Tantive IV)—will reappear in Revenge of the Sith. Within the ship, in addition to reconstructing the familiar corridor through which Darth Vader strides, Lucas requests a new meeting room. He also approves of an idea whereby the ship could be reverse-engineered from its Episode IV Rebel version to an earlier peacetime version of itself."—AoSW:
ROTS pg. 104
However, a quote in the July 2005 issue of the Cinefex Magazine from Rob Coleman, who was the animation director on Revenge of the Sith, suggests the idea of a different vessel in the third prequel:
"One of the most fun things about this show was linking the first trilogy to this one, introducing designs that make more of an appearance in A New Hope." The cruiser flown by Bail Organa, for example, is a predecessor to the Rebel blockade runner featured in the first shot of the original Star Wars. "It looks a little bit different, but you can tell it comes from the same factory."—Cinefex #102 pg. 68
The profile for the CR70 corvette in the Star Wars Insider 90 explained the differences of the two ship to fit in with Coleman's comment by stating that the Revenge of the Sith version is a CR70 model and the A New Hope version is the Tantive IV after an extensive refitting, as a CR90 model.
An other retcon appeared in Star Wars Blueprints: Rebel Edition, in which the Corellian Corvette seen in Episode 3 was actually the Sundered Heart, from the game Star Wars: Empire at War. In August 2010, it was confirmed by continuity-referee Leland Chee, that the ships in the two film are not the same"
Sur le coup ça m'a choqué.
( Katuunko y etant visible dans l'episode "Senate Murders" )
qui m'ont marqué :
Jar Jar m'a plus pour une fois, il n'en a pas fait trop et était bien dans son rôle. Je trouve qu'aux côtés de Bail ça passait bien, les deux se completaient bien.
