Joel and Nash Edgerton

The Edgerton brothers will be making their first feature film together. It is called The Square and will be released in 2006.
Nash will direct/edit and Joel, who penned the script, will star.
Joel Edgerton played the young Uncle Owen in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Nash Edgerton was a stunt double for Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.

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Edit: A black comedy/psychological thriller about a midlife crisis and infidelity. Nash says, "...I guess it's about how far you'd go for love"
Synopsis (from a letter of intent at ffc.gov.au): "Raymond Yale is the construction supervisor of the Haven Cove Oasis resort. It looks like he has it all - the wife, the boat, the house on the canal, and of course the beautiful young mistress Carla. When Carla discovers a suitcase of cash hidden in her house lust overrides logic and Ray comes up with a plan to take the cash, burn down her house and run away with her. Unfortunately, the burning down of the house doesn't go quite to plan and suddenly Ray and Carla find themselves in a dark world of paranoia and deceit. Thinking they might have got away with it Raymond beings to relax...until the first ransom note arrives. "
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Michael "Moff Jerjerrod" Pennington

Mr. Pennington is starring in Nathan the Wise (as Nathan the merchant) at the Hampstead
Theatre in London until October 15, 2005.

His PAGE, where you can see the many, many theatre projects he's worked on over the years, including his devotional work on Russian dramatist Anton Chekhov.
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Creature and a teeny Star Wars reference.

I'm watching (hearing really) Creature (heaven knows why) while I'm working here. The Klaus Kinski starrer which is sort of a bad Aliens, it's online right now.
And...whaddyaknow...the sound used for the ships doors opening and closing is that of a Star Wars blaster rifle.

Weird, huh?

I can't tell you how many times I've come across references by complete and total accident.

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Billions and billions of stars...

For anyone who'd like to see (or re-see as the case may be) the fascinating series that aired on PBS in 1980 called COSMOS there will be a rebroadcasting of Carl Sagan's award-winning program (remastered) for its 25th anniversary on the Science Channel tonight at 9 PM E/P.Carl Sagan's COSMOS had such far-reaching effects...it's simply amazing.
If you go to the Science Channel site you can see a clip of their Solar Sail program too. You may get an idea of how Dooku's Sunsailor may have worked.
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George Lucas - yet another award!

George Lucas will receive Entertainment Software Association's Champion Award for his contributions to gaming next month.
Here's the article from IMG.