Bail Antilles
The other candidate — a name in one line of dialogue, and a fossil of a script revision.
Topic
20 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
Who is involved
The other candidate — a name in one line of dialogue, and a fossil of a script revision.
The head of state who has to be asked twice, and then commits an entire army.
The decoy who dies in the first ninety seconds of Attack of the Clones.
The handmaiden who stays on Coruscant while Padmé is sent into hiding — played by Rose Byrne.
The blonde handmaiden — she goes to Coruscant, and she fights at the Battle of Naboo.
A decent chancellor removed by the crisis his successor manufactured.
The most disliked character in the franchise, and the one who hands Palpatine emergency powers.
A shipping executive who invaded a planet over a tax dispute and never once stopped being frightened.
The senator the prequels use to show what a legislature looks like when it has stopped working.
One of the four corporate signatures on the document that starts the Clone Wars.
The hive lord whose foundries built the droid army — and, quietly, the first Death Star.
Wardrobe mistress to the Queen, and the only handmaiden to speak as herself in The Phantom Menace.
Nute Gunray’s deputy, and the second man in the room to realise the deal has gone wrong.
The woman in the throne-room gown for most of The Phantom Menace, played by Keira Knightley.
The banker who financed both sides of a civil war and expected to be thanked for it.
Head of the Commerce Guild, and the only woman in the room where the war is signed.
The civil servant who tells the Queen, correctly and repeatedly, that the plan will not work.
The handmaiden who was a slicer, killed in the landing-platform bombing.
A pressure-suited industrialist who treats an occupied planet as an inventory problem.
From the database
A single-issue anniversary special for The Phantom Menace, published twenty-five years to the month after the film opened.