El Ataque De Los Clones (2002) - Funeral (Español Latino)

Описание: Diez años después de los acontecimientos anteriores, la galaxia se encuentra al borde de un conflicto decisivo. La República de papel enfrenta tensiones crecientes mientras un misterioso movimiento separatista gana fuerza bajo el liderazgo de un enigmático conde. En medio de este clima inestable, la senadora Papelito Padmé Amidala viaja a Coruscant para participar en un delicado voto político que podría definir el futuro de millones.

Ante un intento de asesinato contra Papelito Padmé, los Jedi asignan a Papelito Anakin Skywalker la misión de protegerla, marcando el inicio de un viaje que pone a prueba sus habilidades, sus emociones y su lealtad. Mientras tanto, Papelito Obi-Wan Kenobi emprende una investigación que lo lleva a descubrir secretos ocultos, un ejército inesperado y una conspiración que se extiende más allá de lo imaginable. Ambos caminos, aunque separados, comienzan a entrelazarse de forma cada vez más peligrosa.

A medida que las amenazas se intensifican, la República de papel se aproxima a una guerra sin precedentes y los Jedi deben afrontar desafíos que pondrán en duda todo aquello que creían controlar. Entre revelaciones políticas, tensiones galácticas y el despertar de fuerzas poderosas, el destino de la galaxia empieza a cambiar, preparando el terreno para acontecimientos que transformarán el equilibrio del poder para siempre.


Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones (2002) — Detailed Credits & Production Information

Basic info

Title: Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones

Release year: 2002.

Running time: ~142 minutes (theatrical).

Production company: Lucasfilm Ltd.

Distributor: 20th Century Fox (original theatrical distribution).

Budget / Box office: Budget ≈ US$115 million; Worldwide gross ≈ US$653.8 million.


Key creative team (principal credits)

Director: George Lucas.

Producers: Rick McCallum (producer) — George Lucas served as executive producer / story origin.

Screenplay / Writers: George Lucas; Jonathan Hales (co-screenplay).

Composer (original score): John Williams — score recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra and London Voices.

Director of Photography / Cinematography: David Tattersall.

Film Editing / Sound Editing (editor credit): Ben Burtt (credited as film editor and sound designer/editor on the production).

Production Design: Gavin Bocquet (production designer).

Costume Designer: Trisha Biggar (lead costume designer for the prequel trilogy).

Makeup / Prosthetics Supervisor(s): credit lines include many (makeup supervisors and prosthetics leads are listed in the full credits).


Principal cast (selected / main roles)

Ewan McGregor — Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Natalie Portman — Padmé Amidala.

Hayden Christensen — Anakin Skywalker.

Samuel L. Jackson — Mace Windu.

Christopher Lee — Count Dooku.

Ian McDiarmid — Senator / Chancellor Palpatine.

Temuera Morrison — Jango Fett.

Pernilla August — Shmi Skywalker.

Ahmed Best — Jar Jar Binks (performance/voice).

Anthony Daniels — C-3PO; Kenny Baker — R2-D2; Frank Oz — Yoda (voice).


(Full supporting cast and cameo/small roles are listed in the full credits/IMDb link.)





Technical & production details

Principal photography: began June 26, 2000 — shot in Fox Studios Australia (Sydney) with numerous location shoots in Tunisia, Italy (Villa del Balbianello / Lake Como), Spain (Seville), UK and others.

Cameras / Digital pipeline: Episode II continued Lucasfilm’s heavy use of digital production techniques begun in Episode I (digital cinematography workflows, extensive digital compositing and CG character pipelines). The film includes a significant amount of fully CG characters and digitally enhanced environments.



Music & sound

Composer: John Williams (original score). The soundtrack features the love theme “Across the Stars” and other leitmotifs that Williams composed for the prequel trilogy. Score recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra and London Voices.



Awards, reception & legacy (selected)

Academy Awards: Attack of the Clones was nominated for Best Visual Effects (2003) — VFX supervisors nominated included Rob Coleman, Pablo Helman, John Knoll and Ben Snow.

Box office & fan impact: a commercially successful entry in the saga (strong worldwide box office) and notable for the technical step-up in CG character work and large-scale digital production; critical reception was mixed but the film’s technical achievements (VFX, production design, sound, score) were widely recognized.

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