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http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2005-04-27-liam-neeson_x.htm
Although his stately Jedi master Qui-Gon Jinn was a goner in Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Neeson puts in a ghostly appearance in the series finale, Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith on May 19.

In Phantom Menace, he mentored Ewan McGregor's Obi-Wan Kenobi and trained Jake Lloyd's Anakin Skywalker as a junior Jedi before meeting his fate in a saber duel opposite the vicious Darth Maul.

But much like Alec Guinness' Obi-Wan in the first trilogy, Qui-Gon's influential spirit lingers on.

Just because USA Today says it, doesn't mean it's true. They could've made an assumption from somebody's assumption, and so on.

oh.

Old news rocks!

should someone close this?

Fu**ing Old News!!!!!

well this is really off tpic but i want 2 know wat he be saying in the movie?

Originally posted by kiadimundijedi
Fu**ing Old News!!!!! It's a new article though, don't go bashing so quickly.

Originally posted by JKozzy
It's a new article though, don't go bashing so quickly.


Ok Im Sorry... Please forgive me

maybe a spoiler in the thread title would have helped...some people dont want to know these things...

he talks about the force to Yoda..

he tells them how to become spirits after death...thats what Qui-Gon does

and this is very VERY old news...

Does anyone know if Qui-Gon appears as a VOICE ONLY or as a GHOST in this film? Neither the script, novel, or any information seems to point either which way on this. Although they seem to lean more towards a VOICE ONLY.

I'm not sure if he's an actual ghost, because he tells Yoda how he can become a ghost, so I'm not even sure that he can become a ghost himself.

w00t old news though

Originally posted by EjkoUSC
Does anyone know if Qui-Gon appears as a VOICE ONLY or as a GHOST in this film? Neither the script, novel, or any information seems to point either which way on this. Although they seem to lean more towards a VOICE ONLY. Of course, I cannot say for certain, but I read that he appears to Yoda as a reflection in a starship window and discusses the force, becoming one with it after death and how Yoda and Obi-Wan must train to do it during the long years ahead.

Just as a voice.
Qui-Gon in movie, (vocally), confirmed by multiple sources.

Multiple sources?? Ah well, I can't argue because I won't know for certain until May 19th.....

Yes, multiple.
The Visual Dicitionary, the Novelization, the Art Of, etc.
And even the Illustrated Screenplay.

Allright, allright...you were right...tell your sister you were right.....

But I can send you a nanny-nanny-boo-boo PM on May 20th, right???