Showing posts with label DEXTER JETTSTER. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DEXTER JETTSTER. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 November 2023

CLASSIC IMAGE: HELP FROM AN OLD FRIEND...


The trail for the elusive assassins threatening Padme Amidala's existence has seemingly gone cold for Obi-Wan Kenobi. Thankfully, an old friend experienced in life and work throughout the cosmos - Coruscant based Diner owner Dexter Jettster, is at hand to help his investigation further along, and sending Obi-Wan into new, mysterious realms...

A fun sequence from EPISODE II.

Out from the kitchen!



It was nice to see Dexter make a return to the saga in the recent Brotherhood novel, once more offering key advice and help to Obi-Wan beyond the knowledge and 'wisdom' of the Jedi Order's capabilities.


Filming the diner scene with actor Ranald Falk in 2000, at Fox Studios, Australia.




The maquette of the chosen Dexter Jettster head (based loosely on American star Ernest Borgnine) is brought to the FOX Studios, Australia for actors reference in the scene. 

Ranald Falk and Susie Porter (Hermione Bagwa) enjoy the monster face as shown by George Lucas.


And inspected by an ever-curious Ewan McGregor.

Thursday, 7 January 2016

CLASSIC IMAGE: SOME (NOT SO) LITTLE LOCAL KNOWLEDGE!


With the analysis droids of the Jedi Temple having proved unhelpful, Obi-Wan Kenobi relies on the wisdom and knowledge of an old friend to find out more about the toxic dart used to kill the bounty hunter Zam Wesell, taking a little trip to the bar of Besalisk former galactic prospector Dexter Jettster, in a memorable scene from EPISODE II.

Intriguingly, how these two became friends has never been revealed- perhaps one day the LUCASFILM Story Group will share all...

STAR WARS: The Complete Saga auf Blu-ray: HD Clip Episode II: DEXTER JETTSTER - YouTube

Tuesday, 27 November 2012

BEHIND THE SCENES: A NEW FRIEND FOR KENOBI


George Lucas has fun showing an inquisitive Ewan McGregor a production maquette of Dexter Jettster's head- a welcome point of visual reference for the actor during the filming of important scenes in the Coruscant Diner for EPISODE II, at the Australian FOX Studios in 2000.