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The aliens that populate the planet of Geonosis have an extremely peculiar method of speech - consisting of clicks and weird ringing sounds. However, despite the fact that they make up 99.9% of the crowd in the arena, the sound of the crowd cheering is human. See more...
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Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
Continuity: In the very first scene, when the decoy for Padme is killed by the explosion, Padme's hair is in "pigtails," one hanging in front of each shoulder. In the next shot showing Padme, her hair is gathered to one side and hanging over one shoulder.
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