About Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
- Released on May 15, 2002
Following an assassination attempt on Senator Padmé Amidala, Jedi Knights Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi investigate a mysterious plot that could change the galaxy forever.
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones is part of the Star Wars Collection, together with Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker .
Full Cast of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
Hayden Christensen plays Anakin Skywalker
Hayden Christensen's portrayal of Anakin Skywalker in 'Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones' is a complex and layered performance. He effectively captures the internal struggle of the character, balancing his duty as a Jedi with his growing affection for Padmé Amidala. Christensen's performance is notable for its intensity, particularly in scenes where Anakin's anger and frustration bubble to the surface. However, some critics have noted that his delivery can come across as stiff or overly dramatic at times, which may not appeal to all viewers. Overall, Christensen's performance is a key element in understanding Anakin's eventual transformation into Darth Vader. See Hayden Christensen's other roles →
Ewan McGregor plays Obi-Wan Kenobi
Ewan McGregor's portrayal of Obi-Wan Kenobi in 'Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones' is a standout performance, showcasing his ability to capture the essence of the character while also adding his own unique flair. McGregor brings a sense of humor and charisma to the role, making Obi-Wan a likable and relatable character. At the same time, he also effectively conveys the character's wisdom and mastery of the Force, making him a formidable opponent in battle. Overall, McGregor's performance as Obi-Wan Kenobi is a highlight of the film and a testament to his talent as an actor. See Ewan McGregor's other roles →
Natalie Portman plays Padmé Amidala
Natalie Portman delivers a captivating performance as Padmé Amidala in 'Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones'. Portman skillfully portrays the character's transition from a young queen to a seasoned politician, showcasing her versatility and depth as an actress. Her on-screen chemistry with co-star Hayden Christensen is palpable, adding emotional weight to their forbidden romance. Portman's performance is a standout in the film, as she brings a sense of grace and resilience to the character, making Padmé Amidala a memorable and iconic figure in the Star Wars universe. See Natalie Portman's other roles →
Christopher Lee plays Count Dooku
Christopher Lee's portrayal of Count Dooku in 'Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones' is nothing short of masterful. As a seasoned actor with an impressive resume, Lee brings a sense of gravitas and sophistication to the character, making him a truly formidable antagonist. His commanding presence and refined British accent lend an air of elegance and authority to the role, while his imposing stature and piercing gaze exude a sense of menace and danger. Lee's performance is further enhanced by his expert handling of the lightsaber, which he wields with a level of skill and precision that is truly awe-inspiring. Overall, Lee's portrayal of Count Dooku is a standout performance that adds depth and complexity to the Star Wars universe. See Christopher Lee's other roles →
Samuel L. Jackson plays Mace Windu
In "Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones", Samuel L. Jackson delivers a commanding performance as Jedi Master Mace Windu. His powerful presence and authoritative voice lend an air of gravitas to the character, making him a formidable figure in the Jedi Council. Jackson's performance is marked by his ability to balance Windu's calm and composed demeanor with his fierce loyalty to the Jedi Order and the Republic. His lightsaber duel with Jango Fett is a standout moment, showcasing his skill and precision in combat. Overall, Jackson's portrayal of Mace Windu is a highlight of the film, adding depth and intrigue to the character. See Samuel L. Jackson's other roles →
Frank Oz plays Yoda (voice)
Frank Oz's portrayal of Yoda in 'Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones' is a standout performance that continues to solidify his mastery of the character. His voice acting brings to life Yoda's wisdom, humor, and gravitas, making him a fan favorite. Oz's ability to convey Yoda's deep understanding of the Force and his mentorship of Anakin Skywalker adds depth to the character and the overall Star Wars saga. The iconic line, "Truly wonderful, the mind of a child is," delivered by Oz, encapsulates the essence of Yoda's character and his profound teachings. See Frank Oz's other roles →
Ian McDiarmid plays Chancellor Palpatine
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Leeanna Walsman plays Zam Wesell
Ahmed Best plays Jar Jar Binks / Achk Med-Beq (voice)
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Jay Laga'aia plays Captain Typho
Andy Secombe plays Watto (voice)
Anthony Daniels plays C-3PO / Dannl Faytonni
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Anthony Phelan plays Lama Su (voice)
Rena Owen plays Taun We (voice)
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Alethea McGrath plays Madame Jocasta Nu
Susie Porter plays Hermione Bagwa / WA-7
Matt Doran plays Elan Sleazebaggano
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David Bowers plays Mas Amedda
Steve John Shepherd plays Naboo lieutenant
Bodie Taylor plays Clone Trooper
Matt Rowan plays Senator Orn Free Taa
Steven Boyle plays Senator Ask Aak / Passel Argente
Zachariah Jensen plays Kit Fisto
Alex Knoll plays J.K. Burtola
Phoebe Yiamkiati plays Mari Amithest
Kenny Baker plays R2-D2
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Hassani Shapi plays Eeth Koth
Gin Clarke plays Adi Gallia
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Khan Bonfils plays Saesee Tiin
Michaela Cottrell plays Even Piell
Dipika O'Neill Joti plays Depa Billaba
Marton Csokas plays Poggle the Lesser (voice) (uncredited)
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Sacha Alexander plays Graf Zapalo - Advisor to Queen Jamillia (uncredited)
Giulio Alimenti plays Naboo Holy Man (uncredited)
Amy Allen plays Aayla Secura / Mya Nalle / Yma Nalle / Lela Mayn (uncredited)
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Nicolas Anastassiou plays Nicanas Tassu (uncredited)
Jason Baird plays Bairdon Jace (uncredited)
Don Bies plays Artuo Pratuhr (uncredited)
Jamel Boukabou plays Tusken Raider (uncredited)
Kristen Bronson plays Waitress (uncredited)
Douglas Bunn plays Naboo Guard (uncredited)
Caine plays The Courier (uncredited)
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David John Clark plays Starfreighter Security Officer (uncredited)
Natalie Danks-Smith plays Hand Maiden (uncredited)
Russell Darling plays Coruscant Starfreighter Passenger (uncredited)
Justin Dix plays Dixon Just (uncredited)
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Eliana Dona plays Kell Borean (uncredited)
C. Michael Easton plays Bus Driver (uncredited)
Nicole Fantl plays Senator Lexi Dio (uncredited)
Sandi Finlay plays Sly Moore (uncredited)
Stephen George plays Senator Ronet Coorr (uncredited)
Zuraya Hamilton plays Jedi Khatt Qiyn (uncredited)
Hilton Howson plays Toonbuck Toora (uncredited)
Fiona Johnson plays Hayde Gofai (uncredited)
Sara Elizabeth Joyce plays Dex's Diner Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
Luke Kearney plays Jedi (uncredited)
Nalini Krishan plays Barriss Offee (uncredited)
Gillian Libbert plays Lillea Bringbit (uncredited)
Amanda Lucas plays Adnama (uncredited)
Jett Lucas plays Zett Jukassa (uncredited)
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Katie Lucas plays Lunae Minx (uncredited)
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Kyle Rowling plays Joclad Danva (uncredited)
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Juan Luis Sanchez plays Temple Jedi (uncredited)
Mike Savva plays Naboo Cruiser Officer (uncredited)
Kevin Scott plays Tatooine Resident (uncredited)
Zeynep Selcuk plays Zey Nep (uncredited)
Orli Shoshan plays Shaak Ti (uncredited)
Richard Stride plays Clone Trooper (uncredited)
Leonard L. Thomas plays Roth-Del Masona - Arena Jedi (uncredited)
Trevor Tighe plays Civ Sila (uncredited)
Christopher Truswell plays Rune Haako / Shu Mai / San Hill / Wat Tambor / Sun Fac (voice) (uncredited)
Ian Watkin plays COO-2180 (uncredited)
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R. Christopher White plays Clone War Jedi (uncredited)
Matthew Wood plays Geonosis Battle Droid / Magaloof / Seboca (voice) (uncredited)
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Emma Howard plays Sar Labooda (uncredited)
Jesse Jensen plays Saesee Tiin - Arena Sequences (uncredited)
Ian Roberts plays Ganwick Trag (uncredited)
Liam Neeson plays Qui-Gon Jinn (archive sound) (uncredited)
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Crew of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
Discover the backstage crew of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones →- Hayden Christensen
- Ewan McGregor
- Natalie Portman
- Christopher Lee
- Samuel L. Jackson
- Frank Oz
- Ian McDiarmid
- Pernilla August
- Temuera Morrison
- Jimmy Smits
- Jack Thompson
- Leeanna Walsman
- Ahmed Best
- Rose Byrne
- Oliver Ford Davies
- Ron Falk
- Jay Laga'aia
- Andy Secombe
- Anthony Daniels
- Silas Carson
- Ayesha Dharker
- Daniel Logan
- Joel Edgerton
- Bonnie Piesse
- Anthony Phelan
- Rena Owen
- Alethea McGrath
- Susie Porter
- Matt Doran
- Alan Ruscoe
- Veronica Segura
- David Bowers
- Steve John Shepherd
- Bodie Taylor
- Matt Rowan
- Steven Boyle
- Zachariah Jensen
- Alex Knoll
- Phoebe Yiamkiati
- Kenny Baker
- Jerome St. John Blake
- Hassani Shapi
- Gin Clarke
- Khan Bonfils
- Michaela Cottrell
- Dipika O'Neill Joti
- Marton Csokas
- Tux Akindoyeni
- Sacha Alexander
- Giulio Alimenti
- Amy Allen
- Nicolas Anastassiou
- Jason Baird
- Don Bies
- Jamel Boukabou
- Kristen Bronson
- Douglas Bunn
- Caine
- David John Clark
- Natalie Danks-Smith
- Russell Darling
- Justin Dix
- Eliana Dona
- C. Michael Easton
- Nicole Fantl
- Sandi Finlay
- Stephen George
- Zuraya Hamilton
- Hilton Howson
- Fiona Johnson
- Sara Elizabeth Joyce
- Luke Kearney
- Nalini Krishan
- Gillian Libbert
- Amanda Lucas
- Jett Lucas
- Katie Lucas
- Daniel Perrott
- Kyle Rowling
- Joseph Jett Sally
- Juan Luis Sanchez
- Mike Savva
- Kevin Scott
- Zeynep Selcuk
- Orli Shoshan
- Richard Stride
- Leonard L. Thomas
- Trevor Tighe
- Christopher Truswell
- Ian Watkin
- R. Christopher White
- Matthew Wood
- Matt Sloan
- Emma Howard
- Jesse Jensen
- Ian Roberts
- Liam Neeson