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- CameoThe begging clone
Part II: in the streets of Daiyu, Obi-Wan walks past a clone veteran begging. It's Temuera Morrison, who shot the scene while filming The Book of Boba Fett on the stage next door.
source ↗ - ReferenceTera Sinube in the crypt
Part IV: in the room of the Fortress Inquisitorius full of Jedi bodies, one of them recalls Tera Sinube, a Jedi master from the animated The Clone Wars. The fortress and the moon Nur came from the game Jedi: Fallen Order.
source ↗ - Behind the scenesThe theme that became "Holding Hands"
Part IV: the music when Leia holds Obi-Wan's hand was Natalie Holt's original theme for the character. When John Williams wrote the official theme, her piece was reused there, as "Holding Hands."
source ↗ - Behind the scenesA duel without stunt doubles
Part V: in the flashback of Obi-Wan and Anakin training, McGregor and Christensen fought without stunt doubles. McGregor drew on what he learned on The Phantom Menace, and Christensen compared the shoot to time travel.
source ↗ - CameoQui-Gon finally appears
Part VI: in the last scene, Liam Neeson shows up as Qui-Gon's ghost. According to the production, he cried during the rehearsal with McGregor, and director Deborah Chow named it her favorite scene of the episode.
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