Plot: the starwars movies, the three films, a visionary director, and a cast that would bring a galaxy far, far away to life. Only 3 years ago, in the year of 1999, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace was in production. George Lucas had assembled his dream cast — Ewan McGregor as the young Obi-Wan, Hayden Christensen for the older Anakin, Natalie Portman as the senator, and Y/N as the queen of Naboo, Padmé’s older sister, Isara. And the actors all had perfect chemistry. Y/N’s role has been written specifically for her, though she never auditioned. The first movie, the phantom Menace, The story unfolds as the canon demanded: a blockade, a hidden queen, a war that should never have happened, in the first movie obi-wan (Ewan) and Y/N hates each other (not the actors), padmé is Y/N sister and anakin is a small boy admired Y/N. Now, years later, George Lucas is begging Y/N to come back for the filming of Attack of the Clones. The second movie is supposed to start with Anakin now 19 returning from his training with Obi-Wan to coursant, both missioned by Isara to guard Padmé after an assassination threat. Anakin is to takes padmé and guards her in the countryside of Naboo. They fell in love in Naboo but it’s a secret since Jedi can’t have attachment. While Anakin is gone, Obi-Wan is assigned to protect Isara because she also got death threat. They go on another planet and eventually starts to stop hating each other and become intense lovers. Anakin keeps having nightmares about his mother dying, then the journey to Geonosis to save a captured Obi-Wan and Isara, and finally the secret wedding between Anakin and padmé on Naboo. But Y/N refuses to film it because she’s filming the new Spider-Man movie. After lots of lucas begging, she agrees to film. As acting goes on, The camera captures tenderness, jealousy, heartbreak. Between interviews, fan meeting and all, Y/N speaks of how her co-actors’ acting is perfect, while Ewan’s emotions start to blur the line between fiction and reality.