Star Wars Trivia Quiz

[Dave]

Yes, that's correct!

 

[timdgreat]

ok yoda ur question:rolly2:

 

[Yoda]

Which character was played by Ewan McGregor's uncle, Denis Lawson, in Episode IV?

 

[timdgreat]

sheesh yoda, ur asking some stuff i cant even start to awnser this one being one, of thoose questions,

umm

well was it the Bar Keeper in Mos Eisley?:rolly2:

 

[Yoda]

No, though he wasn't a major character he was more important than that.

He survived through some of the Rebellion's most important battles against the Empire. The young Corellian served during the Battle of Yavin, and flew as Luke Skywalker's wingman during the final approach on the Death Star's thermal exhaust port.

When he sustained damage to his fighter, he had to pull out and leave the battle. Three years later, he flew as part of Rogue Group during the Battle of Hoth. He and his gunner perfected a daring maneuver wherein a snowspeeder used its harpoon and tow-cable to trip up the legs of the attacking Imperial walker.

During the climactic Battle of Endor he spearheaded the Alliance starfighter attack into the heart of the uncompleted Death Star.

And you named one of your aliens after him.

 

[timdgreat]

well u made that way to easy for me, u only had to use like one sentence that u did for description and i could have gotten it.


Wedge Antilles, Leader of Rouge Squadron after Luke Skywalker, and the only pilot to ever help destroy and fly against two death stars, thus the only pilot with two death stars on his fighter. Not to mention the best freaking pilot ever, well mabye after luke, but thats not fair cause luke has the force


ok then i guess my turn,

this is an expanded universe question, so if no one can get it i understand

Who is Wedge Antilles counterpart in the Empire? who is the best fighter pilot (not vader) that the empire has, and what elite squadron does he lead?:rolly2:

 

[Dave]

I've only ever read a couple of Star Wars books, so it beats me!

Was he human?

 

[timdgreat]

yes he was, the empire, though not stated in the movies, hates non humans, and they were a rare site in the empires military or politics, even though there were some.

want the awnser?:rolly2:

 

[Dave]

No, give someone other than Yoda and me a chance, a week or so, then you can ask another.

Originally posted by timdgreat
the empire, though not stated in the movies, hates non humans,

Interesting, that explains the lack of non-humans in the original trilogy, and why there are so many in the prequels.

 

[timdgreat]

it was the main focus of the Rebellion, that the empire was repressing all the non humans, and was led by a sith lord of course ok ill wait to see if anyone can get it:rolly2: