We
were lucky enough to run into the man of the hour
under an f-14. Ray was very friendly and was flanked
by his girlfriend and a bodyguard (not that he needed
one!) You can see that his hair has grown in nicely
since production completed. (His abdomen was also
intact). For those of you who don't know, Ray Park
played Darth Maul and the headless horseman in Sleepy
Hollow.
Rick
McCallum, producer of The Phantom Menace was also
a really friendly person. Rick was most entertaining
to listen to on the subject of TPM.
Don
Bies, R2-D2's operator went unrecognized in the building
to the untrained eye. He was near the little droid
with his hands suspiciously hidden behind his back
at R2's radio controls. Although R2 continued to plague
the TPM set with technical difficulties, Don brought
new developments to R2 like on onboard video camera
and wheelchair motors to help him overcome any obstacles.
We think
R2 deserves an Oscar for his role in the saga.
