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Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace - Glowing "ILM" in Theed Palace
In the dramatically beautiful shot of the captured Queen Amidala gazing sadly out a window in Theed Palace wearing her red dress with orange lights around the bottom, off to the right hand side are the glowing orange letters "ILM" (Industrial Light and Magic, George Lucas' special effects company) near the base of one of the massive pillars. You have to look quick but it is there, as proven by still photos of the scene.
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Mistress Qui-Gon on 08-25-1999
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DeLiRiUm writes:
Here is a screenshot: http://www.theforce.net/episode1/newspics/hidden_ilm.jpg
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Annette writes:
Does anyone have any evidence for or against this egg? Can anyone confirm that this is true or false?
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Brandon Amaro writes:
I just added a topic in the forum "What Qualifies as an Egg?" (in the Discussion Board) where we can discuss this.
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anon writes:
the circled portion looks a lot like a funny guy winking
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Brandon writes:
It looks like, to me, that it is a reflection of her red dress. If you look, you will see that it is a shiny marble surface, and if you do the math, the sun would reflect in that direction. I think that explains it. The location is at 20 minutes 51 seconds.
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Brandon Amaro writes:
This isn't really an egg. I'm not saying that the red blur on the pillar doesn't exist. I've see it and read about it on www.theforce.net. They say that is not an egg and it doesn't not say ILM.
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