Rise Of Nobility
From Star Wars Fanworks
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| Star Wars: Rise of Nobility | |
| Directed by | Pamela Kinney |
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| Produced by | Keith Abbott |
| Written by | Linda Lyons & Keith Abbott |
| Distributed by | Shaven Wookiee Productions |
| Star Wars created by | George Lucas |
| Starring |
Elizabeth Ascot |
| Music by |
John Williams |
| Release Date | August 26, 2003 |
| Running Time | 44 Minutes |
| Timeline |
32 BBY |
| Era | Rise of the Empire |
| Preceded by | None |
| Followed by | None |
Star Wars: Rise of Nobility was among the first internet Star Wars fan audio dramas in production, and like Second Strike, Smuggler's Run, Resurrection et al, it has remained a "great grandfather" production to today's Star Wars Fanworks community. Rise of Nobility was the first fully cast Star Wars audio production of Shaven Wookiee Productions.
[edit] Summary
Rise of Nobility is a story about Padme Amidala growing up. Padme wasn't always the stolid, non-emotional and self-assured queen that she was in The Phantom Menace. What Rise of Nobility tries to explain is why and how she becomes that way. Feelings of dissapointment, anger and regret cause her grow up much earlier than most. These events forge her into the queen that she will become. --from Star Wars Fanworks
[edit] Cast
- Elizabeth Ascot as Padme Amidala
- Evan Slaastad as Anakin Skywalker
- Kody Hencz as Anolo
- Susan Highsmith as Cook
- Lila Atherly as Dene
- Christopher Walker as Guard
- "Armage Bedar" as Guard #1
- "Inari Icewalker" as Guard #2
- Keith Abbott as Jar Jar Binks
- Bill Corning as Mechanic
- Shawn Johnston as Narrator
- Pamela Kinney as Nordey
- Evan Grummell as Pilot
- Abe Dieckman as Prince Veruna
- Michael Smith as Professor Sacul
- Eric Grove as Qui-Gon Jinn
- John Reeves as Raneely
- Ted Alderman as Redbeard
- Corey Dell as Reve
- Linda Lyons as Shmi Skywalker
- Andy Matthews as Student #1
- Chris Matthews as Student #2
- Jeremy Caldwell as Prince Xizor
- Elizabeth Ascot, "Armage Bedar", Shawn Johnston, Pamela Kinney, Adam Bertocci, Brian Bisetti as Wild Lines
