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23rd July 2001, 04:58 AM
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This comes from the San Diego Comics Con,and appears to be from a Lucasfilm rep, so I'm assuming it's official: From TheForce.net How Do You Say Dooku? Sun, Jul 22, 01 08:50:24 AM EDT DarthMaul84 sends the following blurb in from the San Diego Comic Con: "Dooku is pronounced DOUGH-KU. Steve Sansweet said it, and I asked him afterwards and he said thats how it was pronounced." There you have it. Wric adds the following: "That's brilliant of Lucas to pronounce Dooku (dough-ku). Doku is the Japanese word for poison. Neat, eh? :) |
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7th August 2001, 05:55 PM
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Speaking of names, the full title to Star Wars Episode II has now been released. According to the official Star Wars site the full title is now Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones.
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9th August 2001, 09:08 PM
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Well, I have to admit that that's rather better than how I thought the name was pronounced: I thought it was 'doo-KOO', which sounded much closer to 'dooky' than was wise. [Although if Lee was being silly he could refer to himself as Count Duckie and camp it up a bit-- in an outtake, of course.] Brandi |
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