Revenge of The Sith
Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2004 10:40 amThe new Star Wars film will be called Revenge of the Sith, producers announced at the weekend.
The sixth and (for the time being) final film in George Lucas's space opera will be released on May 19 next year and will feature the transformation of Anakin Skywalker, protagonist of the recent prequels, into Darth Vader, the villain of the three earlier films.
The name of the new film was unveiled to 6,500 comic book fans at a comic book convention in San Diego, California. It drew whoops of excitement from attendees, with many jumping from their seats and some so overwhelmed that they turned to hug their neighbours.
The Sith of the title are the sworn enemies of the heroic Jedi knights. Lucasfilm has already announced that Hayden Christensen will return as Anakin, with Ewan McGregor reprising his role as Jedi knight Obi-Wan Kenobi.
George Lucas brought his famous franchise back to life in 1999 with The Phantom Menace, following it up in 2002 with Attack of the Clones. Both fared well at the box office but neither was a hit with the critics and fans complained of script limitations and wooden acting.
The sixth and (for the time being) final film in George Lucas's space opera will be released on May 19 next year and will feature the transformation of Anakin Skywalker, protagonist of the recent prequels, into Darth Vader, the villain of the three earlier films.
The name of the new film was unveiled to 6,500 comic book fans at a comic book convention in San Diego, California. It drew whoops of excitement from attendees, with many jumping from their seats and some so overwhelmed that they turned to hug their neighbours.
The Sith of the title are the sworn enemies of the heroic Jedi knights. Lucasfilm has already announced that Hayden Christensen will return as Anakin, with Ewan McGregor reprising his role as Jedi knight Obi-Wan Kenobi.
George Lucas brought his famous franchise back to life in 1999 with The Phantom Menace, following it up in 2002 with Attack of the Clones. Both fared well at the box office but neither was a hit with the critics and fans complained of script limitations and wooden acting.
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