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George Lucas made a key last-minute change to Attack of the Clones that changed the entire climax of the film.It has been over 20 years since George Lucas’ Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones hit theaters. The film, while not being received well by critics and fans alike, did feature multiple important aspects of the franchise as a whole, including the father of Boba Fett, clone troopers, Count Dooku, and of course, Master Yoda in lightsaber combat Wolf Hawaiian Shirts Many fans can probably recall the first time they saw the Jedi Grandmaster flipping around the Geonosis hangar, but it was recently revealed by the prequels’ stunt coordinator that this groundbreaking scene looked quite different from its original form.

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In an interview with Star Wars Theory, prequel trilogy stunt coordinator Nick Gillard revealed the original plans for the major lightsaber duel at the end of Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. In the final cut of the film, Hayden Christensen’s Anakin Skywalker and Ewan McGregor’s Obi-Wan Kenobi face off against Christopher Lee’s Count Dooku. After both Jedi are injured by Dooku, Yoda appears and has his own duel with the newly-appointed Sith Wolf Hawaiian Shirts Gillard revealed that this wasn’t always the case and that Yoda was never going to originally appear in the fight. The stunt coordinator stated that this change was made by George Lucas “on the day” of shooting that scene and that originally, Dooku was supposed to have “a much bigger fight with Obi and Anakin:””Again, that happened on the day. So, we get there to shoot it as it was, with a much bigger fight with Obi and Anakin, and George said he wanted Yoda in it. On that day he said, ‘However it starts, the blast doors are going to open and there’s Yoda.'”Instead of getting injured by Dooku as quickly as he did in the final cut, Gillard also revealed that Anakin was supposed to have a long fight with Dooku that would have taken up all of the screentime that originally went to Yoda in that scene: “When Obi and Anakin fight Dooku and Yoda comes in, in that fight originally, Yoda wasn’t in it. Yoda’s place was taken up with a much bigger fight with Anakin.”