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Released on May 17, 2005
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In the thrilling and action-packed conclusion to the Star Wars prequel trilogy, "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" takes viewers on a journey through the final days of the Galactic Republic. The galaxy is on the brink of chaos as the evil Sith Lord, Darth Sidious, executes his devious plan for ultimate power. As the Republic transforms into the Empire, the heroic Jedi Knights find themselves in a desperate battle to save the galaxy from tyranny.

At the heart of the conflict is Anakin Skywalker, a powerful Jedi Knight torn between the light and dark sides of the Force. As the Clone Wars rage on, Anakin is tasked with protecting Senator Padmé Amidala, who harbors suspicions about the true intentions of Chancellor Palpatine, who is, in fact, the evil Darth Sidious. Anakin's growing friendship with Palpatine, combined with his fear of losing those close to him, makes him vulnerable to the dark side's seductive allure.

As Anakin succumbs to the dark side and becomes Darth Vader, he faces off against his former mentor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, in a climactic lightsaber duel on the volcanic planet of Mustafar. Meanwhile, the remaining Jedi Knights, led by Mace Windu, stage a daring attempt to arrest Palpatine, leading to a dramatic showdown between the Sith and the Jedi. The film's epic battles, emotional stakes, and thought-provoking themes make "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" a must-watch for fans of the franchise and newcomers alike.

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith is part of the Star Wars Collection.

Main Cast of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Caroline Quentin

as Maddy Magellan (18 episodes)

Alan Davies

as Jonathan Creek (26 episodes)

Secondary Cast of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Diana Weston

as Delia Masson (1 episode)

Dinah Sheridan

as Kathleen Gilmore (1 episode)

Lysette Anthony

as Mimi Tranter (1 episode)

Trevor Peacock

as Henry Houseman (1 episode)

Jeffrey Segal

as Marco Bergman (1 episode)

Nigel Planer

as Shelford (1 episode)

Simon Day

as Jordan Strange (1 episode)

Ralph Brown

as Roy Pilgrim (1 episode)

Alistair McGowan

as Trevor (1 episode)

Nicola Walker

as WPC Fay Radnor (1 episode)

Pippa Haywood

as Lorna Claithorne (1 episode)

Bob Monkhouse

as Sylvester Le Fley (1 episode)

Margery Mason

as Audrey Panguitch (1 episode)

Charlie Brooks

as Trudi (1 episode)

Nicholas Ball

as Vincent Rees (1 episode)

Gina Bellman

as Samantha (1 episode)

Bamber Gascoigne

as Presenter (1 episode)

Michael Mellinger

as Mr Schmitz (1 episode)

Bernard Kay

as Oliver (1 episode)

Saskia Mulder

as Francesca Boutron (1 episode)

Brian Murphy

as Ken Speed (1 episode)

Dermot Crowley

as Norman Stangerson (1 episode)

Gavan O'Herlihy

as Hal Drucker (1 episode)

Griff Rhys Jones

as Jeremy Sangster (1 episode)

Hattie Hayridge

as Lizzie Gillespie (1 episode)

James Gaddas

as Craig Downey (1 episode)

Benjamin Whitrow

as Rupert Clifford-Wright (1 episode)

Jim Bowen

as Duggie Dawson (1 episode)

Michael Grade

as Michael Grade (uncredited) (1 episode)

Catherine Cusack

as Ashley Farr (1 episode)

Selina Cadell

as D.I. Masterson (1 episode)

Heather-Jay Jones

as Tracy Cook (1 episode)

Doug Fisher

as Stephen Grismal (1 episode)

Lorelei King

as Justine Bailey (2 episodes)

Sophie Langham

as Melissa (1 episode)

Jonathan Ross

as Jonathan Ross (1 episode)

Peter Blake

as Otto Danzigger (1 episode)

Hetty Baynes

as Jacqui (1 episode)

Victoria Shalet

as Carrie Bergman (1 episode)

Petra Letang

as Jessica (1 episode)

Bob Mercer

as Callum (1 episode)

Geoffrey Beevers

as Neville Spivey (1 episode)

Peter Davison

as Stephen Claithorne (1 episode)

Bill Bailey

as Kennie Starkiss (1 episode)

Maureen O'Brien

as Kirsten Holiday (1 episode)

Jane Hazlegrove

as Katrina Toplis (1 episode)

Debbie Arnold

as Sadie Bechtenstein (1 episode)

Emma Kennedy

as Christine (1 episode)

Adrian Edmondson

as Brendan Baxter (5 episodes)

Sheila Gish

as Serena Shale (1 episode)

John Bennett

as Frank Geiger (1 episode)

William Vanderpuye

as DCI Jack Horner (1 episode)

Rob Jarvis

as Wino (1 episode) , Tex (2 episodes)

Rob Jarvis is an actor.

Jack Dee

as Dudley Houseman (1 episode)

Jill Baker

as Donna Henry (1 episode)

Colin Baker

as Hedley Shale (1 episode)

Jessica Lloyd

as Clare Sallinger (2 episodes)

Colin Hill

as MacDonald / Security Officer (1 episode)

Meg Davies

as Emma Lazarus (1 episode)

Sara Markland

as Cathy Strange (1 episode)

Geraldine Alexander

as Francine Faraday (1 episode)

Vince Leigh

as Sergeant (1 episode)

Caroline Loncq

as Sheena (1 episode)

Brett Fancy

as Troy (1 episode) , (1 episode)

Radvic Nekich

as Greg (1 episode)

Del Henney

as Inspector Gibbins (1 episode)

James Degazio

as Toby Flowers (1 episode)

Mel Cobb

as Jacob Flowers (1 episode)

Christine Moore

as Polly Flowers (1 episode)

Lou Sexty

as Jerry (1 episode)

Hank Wangford

as Glenn McArthur (1 episode)

Colin McPhillamy

as Vet (1 episode)

Michael Sarne

as Martin Crow (1 episode)

David Riley

as Newsreader (1 episode)

Jonathan Cake

as Hippy protestor (uncredited) (1 episode)

Sam Bradley

as Benjamin (1 episode)

Valerie Colgan

as Martha (1 episode)

Evie Garratt

as Scooter Lady (1 episode)

Caroline Harris

as Dr Irene Wolverton (1 episode)

John Hudson

as Roy Gregson (1 episode)

Jemma Churchill

as Second Therapist (1 episode)

Jocelyn Hughes

as Judy (1 episode)

Annabel Mullion

as Felicity Vale (2 episodes)

Stephen Billington

as Neville Bruce (2 episodes)

Calum MacPherson

as Buster (2 episodes)

Andrew Barrow

as Ben (2 episodes)

Akemi Otani

as Kiko (2 episodes)

Jennifer Piercey

as Kitty Burgess (1 episode) , Kitty (1 episode)

Amanda Holden

as Petra (2 episodes)

Jefferson King

as Stage Assistant to Adam Klaus (uncredited) (1 episode)

Rachel Power

as Alice Spearfish (1 episode)

Georgie Glen

as Mrs Kilby (1 episode)

Alan Corser

as Old Man (1 episode)

Peter Hughes

as Coroner (1 episode)

Edward Halsted

as Mel Porthropp (1 episode) , Mel Palthropp (1 episode)

Louise Barrett

as Callgirl (1 episode)

Alexandra Hogg

as Maid (1 episode)

Stephen Frankham

as Camera Operator (1 episode)

Damien Goodwin

as Josh (1 episode)

Claire Malcomson

as Becky Phillips (1 episode)

Nick Hamilton

as Detective Inspector (1 episode)

Terry Bird

as Security Officer (1 episode)

Sandy Johnson

as Paramedic (uncredited) (1 episode) , Man in loo (uncredited) (1 episode)

John Shrapnel

as Prof. Lance Graumann (1 episode)

Sonya Saul

as T.V. Interviewer (1 episode)

Jane Booker

as Phillipa Farell (1 episode)

Calvin Williams

as Sergeant Kribotnik (1 episode)

Sean Cronin

as Party Guest (1 episode)

Kezi Silverstone

as Cindy (1 episode)

Mark Aiken

as Robin Priest (1 episode)

Sara Stephens

as Shirley Priest (1 episode)

Nicholas Amer

as Bill (1 episode)

Frances Low

as Daphne (1 episode)

Ben Craze

as Colin (1 episode)

Paul Fuller

as Feldman (1 episode)

Clifford Barry

as Joe Wheeler (1 episode)

Cavan Clerkin

as Sidney Australia (1 episode)

Cavan Clerkin is a British actor and filmmaker from Hackney, London.

Denise Francis

as Researcher (1 episode)

Stuart Muirs

as Drunken Man (1 episode)

Leonard Kavanagh

as Judge Forrest Sweetland (1 episode)

Barbara Horne

as Dr. Laura Climpson (1 episode)

Jan Linnik

as Burly Man (1 episode)

David McKail

as Clifford Jennings (1 episode)

Scarlett O'Neal

as Young Bag Lady (1 episode)

Hilary Sesta

as Bag Lady (1 episode)

Mark C. Wong

as Chinese Hitman (1 episode)

Bob Friend

as Newsreader (uncredited) (1 episode)

Mark Hampton

as Triad Gangster (uncredited) (1 episode)

Zoë Hart

as Rebecca Knape (1 episode)

Graham Bryan

as Lewis French (1 episode)

Diane Witter

as Bernice (1 episode)

Suzannah Heath

as Maxine (1 episode)

Nicky Ladanowski

as Brenda (1 episode)

Steve Nallon

as Rupert (1 episode)

Damien Patten

as Gillian's son (uncredited) (1 episode)

Rachael Remington

as Gillian (uncredited) (1 episode)

Mark Caven

as Tom Terici (1 episode)

Christopher Adamson

as The Stalker (1 episode)

Frankie Park

as Tessa (1 episode)

Jimmi Harkishin

as Gary Lobo (1 episode)

Keith Morris

as Waiter (1 episode)

Justin Alexis

as Nathan (1 episode)

John Bird

as D.I. Nathan Gallo (1 episode) , Horace Greeley (2 episodes)

Caroline Carver

as Sally Ellen Oakley (1 episode)

Edward Hayes-Neary

as Angus (1 episode)

Marie Boyle

as Maria (1 episode)

Angela Curran

as Mavis (1 episode)

Robin Kermode

as Mr. Jellcoe (1 episode)

Andrew McCrae

as TV Executive (1 episode)

Michael Cochrane

as Owen Glendower (1 episode)

Alex Lowe

as Alan Tunstall (1 episode)

Brenda Cowling

as Mrs. Thrimpson (1 episode)

Alice Patten

as Gillian Bailey / Dawn (1 episode)

Joanna Brookes

as Autograph Woman (1 episode)

David Morris

as Leo Laughton-Jones (1 episode)

Tudor Hassett

as Young Owen (1 episode)

Katy Walker

as Young Thelma (1 episode)

Vito Mingolla

as Sex Shop Shopkeeper (1 episode)

Sidney Cole

as Witchdoctor (uncredited) (1 episode)

Chris Mansfield

as Police Sergeant (uncredited) (1 episode)

Frank Boyce

as Waterboard Worker (1 episode)

Andrew Buckley

as Marty (1 episode)

Fergus Craig

as Paramedic (1 episode)

Myra McFadyen

as Hattie Baron (1 episode)

Jordan Long

as Roy (1 episode)

Terence Hillyer

as Inspector Ted Parnevik (1 episode)

Tina Martin

as Velda (1 episode)

Toby Walton

as Reporter (1 episode)

Andrew Clover

as Gary Basco (1 episode)

Gareth Farr

as Cleaner (1 episode)

Yasmin Wilde

as WPC (1 episode)

Veronica Leer

as Moira Jane Rowe (1 episode)

Joan Oliver

as Janet Blaydon (1 episode)

Gary Cady

as Justin Mallory (1 episode)

Jonathan Kydd

as Mickey Daniels (1 episode)

Kelly Hart

as Woman in street (1 episode)

Nicola Hughes

as Phylicia (1 episode)

Jason Tompkins

as Josef (1 episode)

Eve Polycarpou

as Andonea (1 episode)

John MacDonnell

as Cutting Room Editor (uncredited) (1 episode)

Allistair Wyndham

as Man in street (uncredited) (1 episode)

Hilary Lyon

as Cleo Paterson (1 episode)

Ralf Beck

as Rudi (1 episode)

Philip McGough

as Sam Brickman (1 episode)

Ron Berglas

as David Churchin (1 episode)

Rebecca Johnson

as Victoria (1 episode)

Nick Maloney

as Stage Doorman (1 episode)

Leo Dolan

as Delivery Man (1 episode)

Shona Morris

as Shelford's Wife (1 episode)

June Watson

as Rachel Rokesmith (1 episode)

Helena McCarthy

as Mrs Rokesmith (1 episode)

Andrew Powell

as Police Officer at Shelter (1 episode)

David Thorpe

as Police Officer in Cottage (1 episode)

Emma Noble

as Girl in Banana Commercial (uncredited) (1 episode)

William Franklyn

as Narrator of Banana Commercial (voice) (uncredited) (1 episode)

Paul Allen

as Radio Interviewer (1 episode)

Rebecca Charles

as Joy (1 episode)

Alan Thompson

as Mr Winstanley (1 episode)

Lloyd McGuire

as D.S. Owen Davey (1 episode)

Mem Ferda

as Drunk (1 episode)

Christine Ellerbeck

as Supermarket Cashier (1 episode)

Clare McCarron

as Woman in Supermarket (1 episode)

John Marquez

as Supermarket Manager (1 episode)

Geoffrey McGivern

as Barry Opper (4 episodes)

Shaun Chawdhary

as News Reporter (1 episode)

Tim Chipping

as Martin (1 episode)

Hugh Parker

as Waiter (1 episode)

Simon Thomas

as Christophe Holtz (1 episode)

Ali Bastian

as Juno Pirelli (1 episode)

Marianne Borgo

as Zelda Niedlespascher (1 episode)

Ross Armstrong

as Angus (1 episode)

Alice O'Connell

as Rachel (1 episode)

Liberty Nichols-O'Connell

as Ripley (1 episode)

Rhydian Jones

as Darryl (1 episode)

Kieran Hodgson

as Ridley (1 episode)

Roy Sampson

as Mr. Partridge (1 episode)

Paula Wilcox

as Hazel Prosser (1 episode)

James Bachman

as Rev Hugh Chater (1 episode) , Rev Hugh Chater (uncredited) (1 episode)

James Bachman was born on February 24, 1972 and is currently 52 years old.

Marc Danbury

as Burglar 1 (1 episode)

Tim Faraday

as Crispin Gilpin (1 episode)

Jarred Christmas

as Warwick (1 episode)

David Gant

as Eric Ipswich (1 episode)

Selina Griffiths

as Alison Chater (1 episode)

John Walters

as The Sandman (1 episode)

Chloe Buswell

as Polly's Mother (1 episode)

Ella Purton

as Young Polly (1 episode)

Adam Grayson

as Young Eric Ipswich (1 episode)

Michael Troughton

as Leonard Corbyn (1 episode)

Nigel Genis

as Birdwatcher (uncredited) (1 episode) , Funeral Guest (uncredited) (1 episode)

Richard Banks

as Man at 1960s fair (uncredited) (1 episode)

Mike Fordham

as Polly's Father (uncredited) (1 episode)

Elizabeth Conboy

as Lindsey Isherwood (1 episode)

Teddy Nicholas

as Karl (1 episode)

Uriel Emil Pollack

as Ethan (1 episode)

Josie Lawrence

as Denise (1 episode)

Melanie Gray

as Daisy Shand (1 episode)

Dar Dash

as Kevin (1 episode)

Mark Flitton

as Dean (1 episode)

Caroline Lee-Johnson

as DI Karen Addams (1 episode)

Daniel Osgerby

as Rowan Isherwood (1 episode)

Paul Blackwell

as Police Enforcer (uncredited) (1 episode)

Peter Jonathan Moore

as Office Worker (uncredited) (1 episode)

Alexander Pownall

as Little Boy (1 episode)

Haruka Kuroda