Who Played Me in "Revenge of the Sith"? Quiz

Answer: Hayden Christensen

Christensen, born on April 19th, 1981 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada reprised his role of Anakin Skywalker. Anakin was first seen with Obi-Wan Kenobi going to a ship to rescue Supreme Chancellor Palpatine from Count Dooku. While they were on the ship, they were also aided by R2-D2.

At one point, Obi-Wan asked R2-D2 to cause an elevator he was riding in to go up and not down, which helped Anakin get out of a pickle. After Anakin and Obi-Wan rescued the Chancellor, they went throughout the ship to confront General Grievous but they were caught up in ray shields.

This allowed General Grievous's men to hold the Chancellor, Obi-Wan and Anakin captive. However, Anakin and Obi-Wan managed to fight off General Grievous's men but General Grievous escaped. Later on in the film, Anakin was seduced by the dark side of the force and eventually donned a black suit to transform into Darth Vader. Christensen starred in the films, "Takers, "New York, I Love You" and "Virgin Territory".

Answer: Ewan McGregor

McGregor, a native of Perth, Perthshire, Scotland reprised his role of Obi-Wan Kenobi. Obi-Wan traveled off to the place where General Grievous was hiding out and he did battle with him there. During their fight, Obi-Wan managed to kill General Grievous. Later on in the film, Obi-Wan confronted Anakin about his turning to the dark side and Anakin accused him of turning Padme against him. Obi-Wan responded that Anakin did a good enough job of that all on his own. Anakin mentioned that Obi-Wan not being with him meant he was his enemy so Obi-Wan informed him that only a Sith lord would deal in absolutes. Obi-Wan and Anakin fought and the fight ended in Obi-Wan slicing off Anakin's legs. Obi-Wan yelled to Anakin that he was the chosen one to fight the Sith lords and instead he joined them. Obi-Wan was seen witnessing the birth of Padme and Anakin's twin children, Luke and Leia. McGregor was seen in the movies, "Moulin Rouge!", "Angels & Demons" and "Black Hawk Down".

Answer: Natalie Portman

Portman, born in 1981 in Jerusalem, Israel reprised her role of Padme. Padme was glad when Anakin came home safely after rescuing Supreme Chancellor Palpatine and she informed him that she was pregnant with his baby. Padme mentioned to Anakin in the movie that she wanted to go have their baby back on her home planet of Naboo.

There was a scene in the movie where Padme encouraged Anakin to talk to the Chancellor and ask him to be more diplomatic. Near the end of the movie, Padme informed Anakin that she heard from Obi-Wan that he killed young children and she did not want to believe it. Anakin told Padme that Obi-Wan was trying to turn her against him but Padme insisted that Obi-Wan just wanted to help him. Padme then realized that Anakin had indeed turned to the dark side and she told him that he was breaking her heart.

In Padme's final scene, she was seen giving birth to twins and then she died shortly afterwards. It was stated that she died simply because she lost the will to live. Portman had roles in the films, "Black Swan", "My Blueberry Nights" and "V for Vendetta".

In 2005, she received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for the film, "Closer", but lost to Cate Blanchett for "The Aviator". Other Oscar nominees for Best Supporting Actress that year were Sophie Okonedo for "Hotel Rwanda", Laura Linney for "Kinsey" and Virginia Madsen for "Sideways".

Answer: Ian McDiarmid

McDiarmid, born on August 11th, 1944 in Carnoustie, Tayside, Scotland reprised his role of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. The Chancellor was pleased when Anakin and Obi-Wan rescued him and he was seen developing a close friendship with Anakin in the movie.

In one scene, the Chancellor told Anakin that he had to be his eyes, ears and voice for the Republic, so he appointed Anakin to represent him on the Jedi Council. Anakin mentioned to the Chancellor that the council would not accept it, since they appointed their own members but the Chancellor expressed confidence in their accepting Anakin's appointment. Midway through the movie, Anakin realized that Supreme Chancellor Palpatine was a Sith lord but he did not fight him since the Chancellor told Anakin he could save Padme.

The Chancellor knew that Anakin saw visions of Padme dying when she gave birth so Anakin wanted to join the Chancellor to save Padme. Right after Anakin did this, Chancellor Palpatine gave him the name of Darth Vader. In another scene in the movie, Chancellor Palpatine gave a speech before the legislature and stated he wanted to create a Galactic Empire. McDiarmid guest starred on the TV series, "An Unsuitable Job for a Woman", "Touching Evil" and "The Nation's Health".

Answer: Christopher Lee

Lee, a native of London, England reprised his role of Count Dooku. Count Dooku was holding Chancellor Palpatine hostage and was seen being confronted by Obi-Wan and Anakin. Right before he fought with them, he mentioned that he had looked forward to killing them. Anakin mentioned to Count Dooku that his powers had doubled since he last saw him. Count Dooku simply responded that it meant Anakin had twice the pride but would fall even harder. Count Dooku managed to knock out Obi-Wan in the fight but Anakin got the upper hand and killed Count Dooku. Anakin mentioned to Chancellor Palpatine that he should not have killed Count Dooku since that was not the Jedi way. Lee guest starred on the TV shows, "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles", "Charlie's Angels" and "Space: 1999".

Answer: Bruce Spence

Spence, born in 1945 in Auckland, New Zealand, was cast as Tion Medon in "Star Wars: Episode III-Revenge of the Sith". Tion was seen witnessing Obi-Wan coming to the sanctuary where he lived and he asked him what brought him there. Obi-Wan stated that he was there due to the war so Tion mentioned there was no war there unless Obi-Wan brought it with him. Obi-Wan asked Tion for some fuel and to also use the city resources to see if he could track down General Grievous. Tion mentioned to Obi-Wan that General Grievous was in the sanctuary and therefore he and his people were being held hostage by him. Obi-Wan advised Tion that he and his people take shelter. Spence had guest starring stints on the TV series', "City Homicide", "Short Cuts" and "Something in the Air".

Answer: Jay Laga'aia

Laga'aia reprised his role of Captain Typho. Captain Typho was seen briefly in the movie when he attempted to talk Padme out of leaving Coruscant without any proper protection. Captain Typho asked Padme if he could come with her but she insisted she was okay as there was no danger, due to all the fighting having stopped. Typho bowed to Padme and told Padme that, while he disagreed with her, he accepted her decision. Padme informed him she would be alright since she had to do something by herself and she had C-3PO with her. Captain Typho then left Padme to go off on her own. Laga'aia starred in the movies, "The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey", "The Other Side of Paradise" and "Crooked Business".

Answer: David Bowers

Bowers reprised his role of Mas Amedda in "Star Wars: Episode III-Revenge of the Sith". There was one scene where Mas Amedda helped shock troopers look for Yoda's body and one trooper told Mas Amedda that they could not find Yoda's body. Mas Amedda then asked if that meant Yoda was still alive but, before he could get an answer, the Emperor said they should double their search for Yoda.

The Emperor then told Mas Amedda to tell Captain Kagi to prepare his shuttle for takeoff and Mas Amedda obliged.

In a later scene, Mas Amedda informed Senator Organa that Chancellor Palpatine asked that he be present at a special session of Congress and Senator Organa promised to be there. Bowers guest starred on the TV shows, "McLeod's Daughters", "Grass Roots" and "Above the Law".

Answer: Jimmy Smits

Smits, born on July 9th, 1955 in Brooklyn, New York reprised his role of Senator Bail Organa. Senator Organa was seen getting on his transport to leave midway during a fight and he was saddened when he saw a younger fighter get killed. During a special session of Congress, which Senator Organa attended, he and Padme shook their heads as the great majority of representatives there cheered on Chancellor Palpatine. Later on in the film, Senator Organa stated that he would raise Padme's girl, Leia, when it was decided that the twins (Luke and Leia) should be raised separately to better protect them from their father. Senator Organa stated that he and his wife always wanted a little girl. Right before Senator Organa went home to show his wife their daughter, he placed C-3PO and R2-D2 in someone's care. Smits had guest starring stints on the TV series', "Cop Rock" and "Spenser: For Fire".

He is best known for his role of Detective Bobby Simone on the popular primetime series, "NYPD Blue".

Answer: Samuel L. Jackson

Jackson, a native of Washington, D.C. reprised his role of Mace Windu. Mace was a member of the Jedi Council and was first seen hearing from Chancellor Palpatine that General Grievous had escaped. Mace commented that General Grievous would run and hide like he always did, since he was a coward.

When Anakin was named to the Jedi Council to represent Chancellor Palpatine, Mace Windu told Anakin that he would not be given the title of Jedi. In one scene, Mace spoke with Obi-Wan about Anakin and mentioned that he did not trust Anakin. Midway through the movie, Anakin spoke with Mace and told him that Chancellor Palpatine was a Sith lord. Mace was seen confronting Chancellor Palpatine with a couple members of the Jedi Council and he told the Chancellor that he was under arrest. Chancellor Palpatine killed the other members who were there and then he and Mace got into a struggle. Mace got the upper hand on the Chancellor but then Anakin came along and told Mace to not kill Chancellor Palpatine since he had to stand trial. Mace responded to Anakin, saying that the Chancellor controlled all aspects of government and therefore he was too dangerous to be left alive.

When Mace went in for the kill on Chancellor Palpatine, Anakin sliced off his right hand. Chancellor Palpatine then killed Mace. Jackson starred in the films, "Pulp Fiction", "Jurassic Park" and "Coach Carter".