Attack of the Clones/Trivia

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  • Hey It's That Guy: Look closely and in a few scenes you can see Rose Byrne as one of Padme's handmaidens.
  • Hey It's That Voice: In the Japanese-dubbed version, besides the returning characters from The Phantom Menace:
  • Playing Against Type: As opposed to Badass Action Hero type character, Samuel L. Jackson plays a role of a wise and reserved master of the jedi order.
  • Throw It In: The entire Aggressive Negotiations conversation during the dinner scene between Anakin and Padme was ad-libbed by Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman at George Lucas' request, due to his not being happy with the romantic dialogue he wrote for that scene.
    • Here's a creepy varient. When Anakin is about to go off and hunt down the raiders who kidnapped his mother, look at his silouette on the wall. Doesn't his head look... Familiar? And here's the thing: No one on the post-work team shopped that shot. Hayden/Anakin's shadow looked like that naturally.
    • The scene at Kamino had an interesting variation of this trope mixed in with What Could Have Been: When Obi-Wan heard of the clone army and the Jedi Army's supposed ties, the name of the benefactor was originally intended to be "Sido-Dyas", a thinly veiled alias for Darth Sidious, Obi-Wan was then supposed to state that he never heard of him, to which the Jedi Masters Mace Windu and Yoda will confirm that no Jedi Master existed by that name. However, the script writer made a typo in the name (replacing the "d" in "Sido" with an "f"). George Lucas ended up liking the typo far better than the original, so they rewrote the scene to reveal that Sifo-Dyas had died over ten years prior to the movie.