Newly returned to Naboo, Senator Padme Amidala and her 'Jedi escort' Anakin Skywalker (now bearing a replacement robotic hand for the one lost against Count Dooku), having finally declared their love for each other before and after the Battle of Geonosis, wed in secret at the lush Varykino safe house, with no audience to celebrate their joyful union but their faithful droid comrades Threepio and Artoo.
As the striking sun sets in front of all of them after the newlyweds long and loving kiss, an uncertain future of war, love, secrets, and betrayal awaits Anakin and Padme, as the galaxy around them equally faces similar tests amidst the encroaching shroud of darkness...
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| Natalie Portman in a stunning wedding outfit. |
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| Sealed with a subtly passionate kiss. |
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| The secret wedding ceremony. |
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| Threepio (Anthony Daniels) and Artoo (performer unknown) at the wedding, a moment filmed in London and added into the movie during late post production. |
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| Dermot Power costume design for Padme's gorgeous wedding dress. |
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| Preparing the scene, as a local Italian extra plays the wedding overseer. |
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| A close-in look at Anakin's robot hand. |
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| Fun on location with producer Rick McCallum. |
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