Jedi Spirit?

I'm looking for any guesses about a possible Jedi spirit to apperar in episode III to give resolution to the disappearing Jedi issue. Realizing that thete does not need to be one, I believe the film would be that much better if there was so....The most logical choice would be Qui-Gon Jin, however in my opinion for some strange reason I think its going to be Mace.

I hope we are gonne be let in on the "secret" behind the jedi ghohst/spirit thing

uh, mace is gonna be alive in ep. 3.......at least for part of it.

I am betting on QGJ if any

good bet...im with ya...damn!!!!!!

yeah it worries me too RJ

my money's on QGJ

MAYBE some fallen jedi at the end or some point in the movie

i also wanna see it explained....hopefully not a religious explanation

Sorry, guys, but latest buzz is that Liam says he is not invovled with the film. Could be a dummy but... looks not good.

should check again but thought that dude that did the HS chat that saw the script was pretty inconclusive about Liam Neeson being in EpIII

Liam indicated otherwise in interview.

it'd rock for QGJ to make an apperance in Ep. III
QGJ rocks

i heard an interview with Liam saying he was in III. When was the interview that said he wasn't?

darn it, must have got the wrong guy in mind, wasn't paul ends 😖

This isn't literal confirmation but it looks bad. Taken from TFN:

"The Toronto Sun reports:

The Star Wars franchise can no longer be taken seriously, according to one former Jedi master.
"Ummm, well, they've kind of got silly now, haven't they?" actor Liam Neeson told The Toronto Sun yesterday while doing interviews for his latest film, the forthcoming ensemble romantic comedy Love Actually.

"That last (Star Wars movie) was just pyrotechnics, you know," Neeson said of Episode II -- Attack of The Clones, lamenting that the "computerized stuff" fails to connect with either the actors or audiences.

Neeson said he expects nothing different when Episode III, in which he is not involved, is released in 2005 to complete the prequel trilogy.

Yet Neeson has no regrets about his own participation in Star Wars lore, despite feeling that he did less than stellar work in 1999 in Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace.

"The one I did, I loved working on it," he said, "and I loved working with George Lucas."

Neeson played Qui-Gon Jinn, a Jedi master knight who counsels Obi-Wan Kenobi and the young Anakin Skywalker.

"Admittedly," Neeson said with a wane smile, "we all come across as pretty wooden. But a lot of that was interacting with blue screen, which was difficult and was also a great challenge, you know, to try to make it seem as an everyday thing that (you're with) a winged beast that talks."

Blue screen is an in-studio process in which actors literally perform in front of a giant blue screen, replaced later with computerized special effects. "But listen," Neeson said, "I'm glad I did it."

Looks like we won't be seeing the ghost of Qui-Gon in Episode III."

too bad

well maybe Mace his ghost

Ok, first off: Qui-Gon Jinn's body DID NOT dissappear, so he has no spirit. So my guess would be no spirits. Obi Wan's and Yoda's Bodies dissappeared at death, while Qui-Gon's didn't. So, I think that there will be no spirits.

Even if Quit-Gon did come as a ghost, it would create a MONSTER of a plot-hole. Obi-Wan's body in ANH dissappeared and Yoda's body in ROTJ dissappeared at death. Qui-Gon's didn't. So the body must dissapper to make a spirit. More than likely no ghost.

It's me. I am a Jedi who died in a past life, and I will appear in the third Star Wars movie.

well there go's my money

though,they could be just tryin to throw us off

we'll see in 2005

there is no doubt that ep3 will feature a jedi in spirit form!