31. Qui-Non Jinn’s communicator is a gussied-up Gillette Ladies Sensor Excell razor.
32. Remember the wallet Samuel L. Jackson’s character in Pulp Fiction carried, the one that said “bad motherf*****” on it? Those words were also engraved into the lightsaber he used in the Star Wars films.
33. When he shot his lightsaber fight sequences, Ewan McGregor couldn’t help but make laser and swooshy sounds. They had to be taken out in post-production.
34. Tupac Shakur tried out for the role of Mace Windu.
35. Mace Windu and Padawans first appear in The Phantom Menace, but Lucas started an early draft of what would be A New Hope with the lines, “This is the story of Mace Windu, a revered Jedi-bendu of Opuchi who was related to Usby C.J. Thape, a padawan learner of the famed Jedi.”
36. The waterfalls that surround Naboo’s capital city were made of salt.
37. Prints of Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones was sent out to movie theaters as Cue Ball.
38. That cow-like thing grazing in a field behind Anakin and Padmé in Attack of the Clones shows up later in the movie as an asteroid-like object.
39. At the behest of George Lucas’s daughters, members of ’NSYNC filmed a cameo for Attack of the Clones…but the scene was cut from the final edit.
40. Ahmed Best, the actor who provided the voice and motion capture for Jar Jar Binks, appears in the flesh as an extra in Attack of the Clones.