Martin Smith From Croydon
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"There goes another one" was said by Lieutenant Hija so you more or less answared your own question, would he have been the other guy he would have said "Hold your fire"
Michael
Not really. If he truly was the one who says "There goes another one" then why is the character described as 'Imperial Captain'? One of those in the shot is a captain, the other is one who said the line mentioned. One part of it must be wrong, either the line or the rank. Hence the discepancy, hence the point of asking the question.
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I have a little question:
In the relevant scene, the line "There goes another one" was said by the gunnery officer and his superior replies "Hold your fire. There's no lifeforms. It must have short circuited." So when considering the character played by Mr Forgeham, was he the 'Imperial Captain' or was he actually the one who says "There goes another one"? (in other words, was he Lieutenant Hija or was he Captain Bolvan?) See also:
http://www.starwars.com/episode-iv/explore...orld=episode-iv
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I think that in all shots prior to the explosion Corde was played by Natalie Portman.
Cool how do you know this
In behind the scenes pictures you can see that Natalie is wearing Corde's costume and standing on the ramp. There's one picture within sw.com's Hyperspace content and in the book Star Wars Chronicles - The Prequels when mentioning the decoy ruse it says: "To further strengthen the illusion, the film had Natalie Portman play Corde in her brief scenes before the ship's explosion".
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He's british I think, as is Steve John Shepherf, the other guard in that scene. I'm not even sure if that is Veronica Segura, as you only see the back of her head in that shot. Could easily have been a UK extra brought in for the pickups.
I think that in all shots prior to the explosion Corde was played by Natalie Portman. Veronica Segura plays Corde for her death scene.
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He was also the voice of Darth Vader in all three of the Star Wars radio adaptations.
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I wholeheartedly support this endeavour.
LATEST GUEST ANNOUNCEMENT John Forgeham
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Not really. I was just trying to ascertain which character was the right one since the wording was erroneous and therefore confusing. I believe I did that in a civil manner, both in asking the question and pointing out the error. So I find your patronising tone wholly inappropriate and mystifying.