humpster Posted September 5, 2001 Posted September 5, 2001 Just a quick note to say that at the begining of Jedi Knight you see a very dead Luke Skywalker. How are they going to explain Kyle handing his light sabre over to a dead guy?
Guest Boba Rhett Posted September 5, 2001 Posted September 5, 2001 He wasn't playing Luke Skywalker, just a captain or something.
Letalis Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 Ok, well if you're lost, it usually means that you can't find where you are. This implies that you've either never been to this location before, or if you have, not many times. If you're lost I'm assuming also that you don't have a map handy, in which case you very stuffed. You need to find someone in this area who know's there way around. They'll probably be able to help you. Was that explanation sufficient?
humpster Posted September 6, 2001 Author Posted September 6, 2001 In the intro to jedi knight, you have a long panning shot of jerecs ship. It closes in on the ship and then we are on the bridge of the ship. The first shot is of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hammil) falling on the floor dead, having been killed by one of the Dark Jedi. Then we have the film of Rahn fighting the dark jedi, and being killed by jerec. So how does Kyle, post this time in the Star Wars Universe, hand his Lightsabre over to Luke, who is dead, in Jedi Knight II.
TornSoul Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 The same way anything else in Star Wars can be explained: It's a clone
Sarcastic Saint Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 Humpster....*sigh*...that is NOT Luke it's just some guy, captain or otherwise, from that blockade runner or Corrilian Corvette if you will, that you saw "flaming" by right at the start of that movie. And yes i too see the resemblance so yes he LOOKS like Luke but it aint...got it chico. Ps: hey Seryl leuk om meerdere Nederlanders hier te zien. [ September 06, 2001: Message edited by: Sarcastic Saint ]
humpster Posted September 6, 2001 Author Posted September 6, 2001 Urm... Thankyou for your reply Sarcastic Saint, I quote your post message "Sometimes even "I" can be wrong". Not to be too pushy but simply saying 'Its not Luke!', when it blatantly looks like him, is not really what most people look for when asking a question. So if anyone happens to know if Sarcastic Saint is right, I would like to know, especially if you have proof (e.g. you happen to know / have an intimate relationship / be the writer/director for the first Jedi Knight (or Mark Hammil himself))
GonkH8er Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 im pretty sure its not hammil. go look in the credits if ur unsure
Wilhuf Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 I'm pretty sure Jerec was played by Phil Collins, btw.
G.P LeChuck Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 Not to crush all your dreams and everything, but --- it's NOT Luke! It simply isn't! Don't you think it'd been mentioned if Luke Skywalker had been killed? After all, he is what SW is about!
Guest Hannibal Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 Do you really think Mark Hamil has so little to do he would appear for 1.5 seconds in a video game. I know he isn't in as many movies as Sam Jackson (who is in everything) but I doubt he'd stoop to dieing in a video game(for 1.5 seconds).
Wilhuf Posted September 6, 2001 Posted September 6, 2001 Well, if Mark Hamill can have a non-recurring bit part in Samauri Jack, I don't see why he couldn't have bit parts elsewhere. Although Mark Hamill was definitely not in the cast for Jedi Knight.
humpster Posted September 7, 2001 Author Posted September 7, 2001 Well considering inbetween filming **** films such as Slipstream and taking the piss out of himself in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, all Mark Hamill did was voice the Joker in the Batman Cartoon and do guest appearances on Third Rock from the Sun. So a 1.5 second replay of the only part that has bought him any success is not that ubsurd, as his film career post SW can be summed up as complete ****e. Even if it is not Mark Hamill it is look alike, and the shortness of the shot could support that fact, as you do not see him clearly. This is also important for the narrative plan of the game as the initial premise is that Luke is dead, therefore creating the notion that none of the films characters will appear in the game.
Wilhuf Posted September 7, 2001 Posted September 7, 2001 Hey I thought Hamill did really well on his episode of The Muppet Show.
Hutchman Posted September 10, 2001 Posted September 10, 2001 Mark Hamill has also appeared on 2 episodes of th stupidist show I have seen in a long time: Son of the Beach. He plays the villain and he makes a total ass out of himself. bleh
Hutchman Posted September 10, 2001 Posted September 10, 2001 Mark Hamill has also appeared on 2 episodes of th stupidist show I have seen in a long time: Son of the Beach. He plays the villain and he makes a total ass out of himself. bleh
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