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Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Nightsisters Trilogy (2010)
For the first time ever, Sith training will be explored, and with it, truths about the very nature of the dark side itself! A warrior forged by a dark sorcery as mystical and powerful as the Force, Opress will uncover shocking revelations about the galaxy’s tenuous balance of power, including secrets about one of the Sith’s most infamous villains Darth Maul! From his origins to his fate, Maul’s mysteries will at long last be uncovered!
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For the first time ever, Sith training will be explored, and with it, truths about the very nature of the dark side itself! A warrior forged by a dark sorcery as mystical and powerful as the Force, Opress will uncover shocking revelations about the galaxy’s tenuous balance of power, including secrets about one of the Sith’s most infamous villains Darth Maul! From his origins to his fate, Maul’s mysteries will at long last be uncovered!
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Genre:Animation, Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Katie Lucas
In Theaters:12/6/2010
Box Office:
Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Lucasfilm Ltd., Lucasfilm Animation
Cast
Giancarlo Volpe, Kyle Dunlevy
Director
Clancy Brown
Savage Opress / Nightbrother #3 (voice)
Nika Futterman
Asajj Ventress / Nightsister (voice)
James Arnold Taylor
Obi-Wan Kenobi / Pirate #1 / Plo Koon (voice)
Matt Lanter
Anakin Skywalker (voice)
Barbara Goodson
Mother Talzin / Nightsister (voice)
Corey Burton
Count Dooku / Ky Narec / Levloa / Nightbrother #1 (voice)
Cara Pifko
TJ-912 / Naa'leth (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
Clone Troopers / Ratch / Feral / Knox / Toydarian Guard #1 (voice)
Tom Kane
Narrator / Yularen / Yoda (voice)
Ian Abercrombie
Darth Sidious / Pirate #2 (voice)
Catherine Taber
Karis (voice)
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