Tarkin the goat. His death is kinda funny with the cut to the death star blowing up. He is an amazing character whether you like him or not. "You may fire when ready." -Wilhuff Tarkin, final words.
did anyone notice how in season 1 ep 1 during the scene where him and the kamanoan are examoming crosshair his rank plack randomly goes from admiral to governer then goes back to admiral after the ep?
The voice actor of the animated Tarkin was so amazingly close to the original actor that watching this in sequential order like this I can hardly tell the transition from animated to live action way back in 1977. Amazing casting and animation by LucasFilm. Thanks for putting this together. It’s incredible historical content for future reference.
He's just voiced him for so long people have forgotten what Cushing sounded like. If you listen to them side by side they don't sound alike at all really outside of some similar inflections
Not Tarkin. It took forever for him to get a boost, only a year or 2 before JFO was he named Grand Moff for some bs reason. But he climbed his way up the pole to become a Moff in the first place.
"Tarkin, if ever there was a shred of humanity in you or these twisted creatures of yours, it's dead now. You're at war with life itself. You are enemies of the universe... your Empire is doomed." - Princess Leia Organa
I like how the Clone Wars show reinforced the notion that Tarkin was already evil long before the formation of the Empire and that there’s no poor sap/back story to justify his evil as his personality had already ranged from pompous to straight up callous as the show progressed (I personally favor this Tarkin over EU Legends version). Also, I love the rivalry the Clone Wars sets up for both Tarkin and Skywalker. While Tarkin and Anakin initially got along during their first meeting as they shared similar ideals, that quickly changed after Tarkin pushed for the death penalty on Ahsoka when she was being tried for murder. It was there that Tarkin revealed his true colors which would inevitably culminate into a hostile relationship between himself and Darth Vader by the time of Empire as the two barely tolerated each other.
Actually Vader and Tarkin respected each other, and despite them treating each other as equals Vader obeyed orders from Tarkin (Palpatine commanded Vader to do so)
Highly suggest you read Tarkin. Its specifically made to explain who exactly Tarkin is and, NFL the dude is straight BADASS. Like he really is built different and the book does an excellent job explaining his mind set.
One of the greatest villans of all time ,,The Jedi are extinct. Their fire has gone out of the universe. You, my friend, are all that's left of their religion"
Stress is the answer. I worked with a buddy in the army who worked there for 5 years. He went from looking young, to looking like a middle aged man with wrinkles.
Grand Moff Tarkin seems as if he is always suppose to look closely the same as Peter Cushing, in all the animated versions and Revenges of the Sith. Interesting that he knew Princess Leia's, real, mother, Padme.
@@Thebroshow13thrawn also knew as well but he pushed his luck and Vader got pretty close to force choking him for him while tarkin kept his knowledge low key
I mean, sure, yeah, he may be heartless, but from these clips, he looks like an incredibly calculating and very efficient leader. He feels like the military leader that you want, if its about winning a war. He is clearly very intelligent and knows exactly how humans behave. Really, the only two mistakes he made during this video, as far as I saw was with the tower being taken by the rebels and them broadcasting and him staying on the death star.
Asking for the leaders of Phoenix Squadron to be taken alive to be made examples of prevented Thrawn from wiping them out with simple orbital bombardment, and gave them time to find a way to escape, and eventually an unforeseen issue arise to save the rebels. And Tarkin handily avoids any blame for the operation’s failure to take the leaders since Thrawn is the one in charge of it.
I always love these videos! It’s especially cool seeing how characters transition from one era/show to another back to back, love seeing the whole journey in one place.
This was an Incredible Video for Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin. My Seventh Favorite Antagonist’s in Star Wars. Peter Cushing will Always Be Grand Moff Tarkin to me and My All Time Favorite Role for Peter Cushing but Guy Henry, Wayne Pygram and Stephen Stanton definitely did Phenomenal Performances Paying tribute to The Late Peter Wilton Cushing (1913-1994).
@@bloodykon1no one said it was hard to comprehend, simply put given how much Tarkin visibly aged in such a short time seems forced and out of place.
Tarkin has a lot of blood on his hands. A LOT OF BLOOD ON HIS HANDS. His death seemed painless. I think we can all agree he deserves a very VERY painful death.
I would’ve liked to have seen him have to watch and react to the galaxy rising up against him and the Empire and winning. Proving him once and for all that he was wrong and the Empire was doomed as Leia warned. Seeing the Death Star destroyed and having to answer to Palpatine for it. And watching the galaxy celebrate the Emperor’s death. Obviously too far in the future but something like TROS where Pryde is shocked when the entire galaxy, civilian and military alike, shows up to stop Palpatine from returning and refusing to accept the Empire’s return. I just wish Tarkin had gotten to see the fall of his and Palpatine’s fascism.
You missed the scenes in Rebels when Governor Pryce asks for the Seventh Fleet and when Thrawn is introduced for the first time, Tarkin is inthose ones too.
Like it or not but Stephen Stanton was the perfect choice for doing Wilhuff Tarkin's voice. And after people started seeing this character appear in a few other projects other than A New Hope, and seeing more of his character, I think his death after getting incinerated in the Death Star's explosion has become more satisfying.
"Minister have you ever met a Jedi?" "N- "I actually knew the Jedi. Do you know what happened to them?" "Well the- "They died!" You ask her question and you don't even let her answer. God you're so impatient man.
Only a couple years span between the Clone Wars Citadel arc and Bad Batch’s beginning, and yet Tarkin looks like he’s aged 20 years. Must’ve been a rough war for him.
When i watched GoT for the first time, Tywin Lannister gave me a strange sense of deja vu. That absolute absence of morality and humanity, that controlled manner, the unquestionable intelligence and the ability to be extremly intimidating without any effort. Only now it hits me: Tarkin. Thats where i'v already seen that kind of villain.
Yesss well said, they are peas in a pod, two utterly ruthless, focused and intelligent leaders with much to admire if not for... well as you say absolute absence of morality and humanity :D Played by two brilliant actors as well!
Always loved the moment at 14:07 cause it showed that he CAN be impressed, its just really hard, so its interesting to see that he was legitimately a fan of what he was seeing with Clone force 99's overall skills
Tarkin in Clone Wars and BB always felt like a whiny politician, and never as terrifying as he should be, for me he was only truly intimidating in A New Hope and Rebels. (In Rouge one he was scary for uncanny valley reasons largely)
Except for the fact that the crew members of that movie copied and pasted Peter Cushing's facial structures for the actor who played Tarkin in Rogue One. Which was disturbing and plain lazy.
@@orsenjoshlazarus6404 the dude who played Tarkin also pretty much looks like Peter Cushing already but I guess Star Wars fans would've questioned the canonicity of his face if it wasn't exactly the same
I hope Wulff Yularen, Lank Denvik, Orsan Krennic, Galen Erso, Garrick Versio, Iden Versio, Del Meeko, Gideon Hask, Syen Merana, and Barton Coburn In The Bad Batch, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, The Mandalorian, Book Of Boba Fett, and Ahsoka seasons 1-2-3 or 4
When it comes to intimidation in Star Wars, everyone always talks about how Darth Vader and Empror Palpatine and how scary they "look" (key word being "look") But Tarkin has such a different way of intimidation, he feels calmer in just his voice and walk (like here 12:34 all he does is walk out of a hangar and yet he shows a maximum of character and intimidation here) Like Governor Price said in the Thrawn story "he looks truly like an image of waiting death" 👌
You can tell Tarkin was impress with clone force 99 in the training room while his expression might not have change he saw great potential in them being that having a unit of soldiers able to break stander combat engagements and think of the fly is something any army would love to have on their hand. Sadly of course he also wants soliders who follow orders and that something clone force 99 are best known for not doing
the reason Tarkin doesn't look right in Rogue One is the lack of attention to subtle difference in texturing and materials (instead his skin seems to be a single material and the only thing increased is detail) and that they chose to have darker lighting than the scenes on the Death Star in A New Hope, resulting in them extrapolating what he should look like in the darker conditions, rather than being able to directly recreate or even just directly transplant the images of him from A New Hope
@peterlenham3180 Wdym? Tarkin looks fucking cursed in Rogue One. Disney really kickstarted the shift to an AI-based film industry, and while it's warranted at times (I.e. Indiana Jones circa 1944 during The Dial of Destiny, and it's even somewhat justifiable when considering Tarkin's role between Rogue One and A New Hope), it left a sour taste in many mouths because Peter Cushing died in 1994. Yes, he really wanted to appear in more entries, but not like this.
@@peterlenham3180 I guess that's one of the few positives in this whole thing..? Using AI to illicit performances from the living or dead is a dubious and oftentimes shady practice regardless of the intent, even if the family gives the green light. Thankfully, Cushing's voice was perfectly impersonated without the use of AI or archived recordings, unlike Leia.
This is what happens when you have about 100 gallons of rydonium on one ship. I forgot that the explosion was as big as a Resonance Cascade or a frickin Black hole exploading.
Fun fact: Tarkin at first was a sweet kid until his family turned him into one of them. While Wilhuff never regretted being evil, he admitted openly he would gladly blow up his own planet with Death Star with his asshole family still living there.
At 17:48, when he says 'hands' the voice actor's accent comes through. He is not British by any means with an accent sounding like it is from the Midwest or South of America.
Yeah, couldn't they have found a well spoken young British guy to play him? I don't care if he doesn't capture Cushing's exact tone of voice, but at least get the accent right!
I like the novel about him set before Rogue One. There’s one piece in there that talks about when humans first went into space. So far it’s the only one I noticed that talked about it.
I have to admit, tarkin was the main antagonist when The first Star Wars trilogy came out. But later his face looked familiar to me since I saw hunchback of Notre Dame and the avengers infinity war.
Tarkin the goat. His death is kinda funny with the cut to the death star blowing up. He is an amazing character whether you like him or not.
"You may fire when ready."
-Wilhuff Tarkin, final words.
lol “wait I wasn’t talking to you Luke”
Great job, kid. Ur editing of these scenes is worthy of my Applause 👏 👍
He needed a very painful death. He has A LOT OF BLOOD ON HIS HANDS.
I guarantee somewhere in the after life he is getting tortured made fun of for his failure to establish order through fear.
@@VipMike who's the kid?
As Mon Mothma said “He’s an emotionless skeleton held together by his suit.”
honestly reminds me of seeing goebbels also being referred to as a skeleton except it was by memers on the modern day
oh now that a burn
@@FalkyRocket2222except Tarkin can actually fight
@@FalkyRocket2222given I refer to that ideologue POS as an “Emperor Palpatine lookalike,” yeah, it fits.
did anyone notice how in season 1 ep 1 during the scene where him and the kamanoan are examoming crosshair his rank plack randomly goes from admiral to governer then goes back to admiral after the ep?
Tarkin arrives on Lothal, and within one minute he roasts Minister Tua, Agent Kallus, and the Grand Inquisitor. What a legend.
It's like watching Gordon Ramsey
hes fucking raw! points at vader@@janjanbinks1710
@@janjanbinks1710 the only thing missing is a small nod to the idiot sandwich meme
@@SolidAvenger1290 *holding two pieces of bread* WHAT ARE YOU?!?!?!?
Tua: An idiot sandwich
And also kills those two officers
The voice actor of the animated Tarkin was so amazingly close to the original actor that watching this in sequential order like this I can hardly tell the transition from animated to live action way back in 1977. Amazing casting and animation by LucasFilm. Thanks for putting this together. It’s incredible historical content for future reference.
Yeah, Stephan Stanton did a wicked Peter Cushing impersonation.
@@theanonymouscritic1710He purposefully studied many of Tarkin’s performances and just gave him a slightly younger sounding voice than in ANH
He sounds nothing like Peter Cushing.
He's just voiced him for so long people have forgotten what Cushing sounded like. If you listen to them side by side they don't sound alike at all really outside of some similar inflections
I think it's not the fact that his voice sounds like Peter Cushing, more like it suits Tarkin as a character
Tarkin and Anakin networking about how close they are to the Chancellor lol. Their careers both got a big boost after that.
Not Tarkin. It took forever for him to get a boost, only a year or 2 before JFO was he named Grand Moff for some bs reason. But he climbed his way up the pole to become a Moff in the first place.
Never knew Peter Cushing only played him onscreen for under 4 minutes. He did a great job and became iconic.
6:31 love how Anakin shakes Tarkins hand and an ominous version of imperial march plays
yeah, its a great foreshadow moment for their future together
"Perhaps I can inform the Chancellor of your valor?"
*in Dende voice* "your funeral"
*in Popo voice* "I like him"
Other foreshadow noticed (not by me) is that Anakin shakes Tarkin's hand with his robotic hand.
@@misterypercentageTrue 🤯
Tarkin roasting the inquisitor never fails to make me laugh
Tarkin is definitely a critic.
"Tarkin, if ever there was a shred of humanity in you or these twisted creatures of yours, it's dead now. You're at war with life itself. You are enemies of the universe... your Empire is doomed."
- Princess Leia Organa
Right after Alderaan.
That's interesting, it aounds kinda like Nemik's Manifesto
Where did she say that
@@Stick_Chronic audiodrama
Damn, Imagine being a war criminal across an ENTIRE GALAXY
I like how the Clone Wars show reinforced the notion that Tarkin was already evil long before the formation of the Empire and that there’s no poor sap/back story to justify his evil as his personality had already ranged from pompous to straight up callous as the show progressed (I personally favor this Tarkin over EU Legends version).
Also, I love the rivalry the Clone Wars sets up for both Tarkin and Skywalker. While Tarkin and Anakin initially got along during their first meeting as they shared similar ideals, that quickly changed after Tarkin pushed for the death penalty on Ahsoka when she was being tried for murder.
It was there that Tarkin revealed his true colors which would inevitably culminate into a hostile relationship between himself and Darth Vader by the time of Empire as the two barely tolerated each other.
Actually Vader and Tarkin respected each other, and despite them treating each other as equals Vader obeyed orders from Tarkin (Palpatine commanded Vader to do so)
Highly suggest you read Tarkin. Its specifically made to explain who exactly Tarkin is and, NFL the dude is straight BADASS. Like he really is built different and the book does an excellent job explaining his mind set.
@@cooljackster7390 Yes. Key word being “Commanded”.
Vader and Tarkin respected each other, I don't know how you came to interpret it differently just with few disagreements
I’m supprised Vader worked with him at all instead of insta killing him…
You may fire when ready.
I listen to him saying this at night to help me fall asleep 🥰😂
You may subscribe when ready
*hwen 😂
“Boom, the end, start again”
-ultron
"Commence primary ignition."
One of the greatest villans of all time
,,The Jedi are extinct. Their fire has gone out of the universe. You, my friend, are all that's left of their religion"
Tarkin is the only one with the nerve to roast the Inquisitor besides Vader, and I love it.
Vader did more than roast them he killed some and taught them the meaning of pain through dismemberment
1:38
Tarkin: *Admires a brutal prison*
Anakin: "He has a point."
Ashoka: "...bruh, wtf?"
Yet another foreshadow.
funny how he has the *least* screen time in the very movie where he's the main villain
33:32 exactly
It still baffles me how Tarkin was able to grow 10 different wrinkles in the span of 2 years
Thousand yard gaze
How did he go from looking like he’s in his mid to late 40s to mid 60s?
@@axelnilsson5124The stress of fighting a war. Obama went from looking 30 in 2008 to looking 50 in 2012 just from 4 years in office.
Stress lol
Stress is the answer. I worked with a buddy in the army who worked there for 5 years. He went from looking young, to looking like a middle aged man with wrinkles.
5:02
Obi wan taking notes for later
💀
Okay this made me chuckle
NAHHH
Grand Moff Tarkin seems as if he is always suppose to look closely the same as Peter Cushing, in all the animated versions and Revenges of the Sith. Interesting that he knew Princess Leia's, real, mother, Padme.
And he also knew that Darth Vader was really Anakin Skywalker . I also love that even some the imperials knew the true identity of Darth Vader .
Did he?@@Thebroshow13
Prince?
@@1.-ulysses334I think he meant princess not prince
@@Thebroshow13thrawn also knew as well but he pushed his luck and Vader got pretty close to force choking him for him while tarkin kept his knowledge low key
I mean, sure, yeah, he may be heartless, but from these clips, he looks like an incredibly calculating and very efficient leader. He feels like the military leader that you want, if its about winning a war.
He is clearly very intelligent and knows exactly how humans behave. Really, the only two mistakes he made during this video, as far as I saw was with the tower being taken by the rebels and them broadcasting and him staying on the death star.
Asking for the leaders of Phoenix Squadron to be taken alive to be made examples of prevented Thrawn from wiping them out with simple orbital bombardment, and gave them time to find a way to escape, and eventually an unforeseen issue arise to save the rebels. And Tarkin handily avoids any blame for the operation’s failure to take the leaders since Thrawn is the one in charge of it.
tarkin interrupting tarkin to tell us to subscribe was funny as hell
Tarkin is the beast of beast. He tells Vader what to do. This man was a whole threat himself.
Given that we already know Tarkin's fate, it's really enjoyable seeing his villainy at work in his earlier days!
Haha, yes! Its funny to see him doing all this evil stuff knowing whats gonna come
"You may subscribe when ready."
Will do, sir.
thank you trooper🫡
I always love these videos! It’s especially cool seeing how characters transition from one era/show to another back to back, love seeing the whole journey in one place.
Beginnings and ends
This was an Incredible Video for Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin. My Seventh Favorite Antagonist’s in Star Wars. Peter Cushing will Always Be Grand Moff Tarkin to me and My All Time Favorite Role for Peter Cushing but Guy Henry, Wayne Pygram and Stephen Stanton definitely did Phenomenal Performances Paying tribute to The Late Peter Wilton Cushing (1913-1994).
Peter Cushing is the man💪
Yes
"My Seventh Favorite Antagonist’s in Star Wars" Damn my man got a whole effing list and everything
Stephen Stanton was meh. He doesn't sound British let alone like Cushing. They should have at least gotten someone who can do an RP English accent.
Tarkin the guy who ages 20 years from clone wars to bad batch (in a 1 year) and then again looks younger in rebels
He doesn’t look younger in Rebels compared to Bad Batch
Different studios different art styles not hard to comprehend
@@bloodykon1no one said it was hard to comprehend, simply put given how much Tarkin visibly aged in such a short time seems forced and out of place.
@@bloodykon1Bad Batch and Clone Wars share the same art style
I'm glad that you noticed that tarkin was in revenge with the sith cause not a lot people know that
He was on the Venator with Palpatine then Vader walked in
18:10 the firing on cloning facilities are just so intimidating
Once you see those scenes of him in the clones wars it’s really no wonder why palpatine put him in charge of the Death Star operation
12:32
Not gonna lie, that is a bad ass villain entrance.
Tarkin arriving on Lothal and bitch slapping everyone there is just so funny to me
Wow. Been a Star Wars fan my whole life, and today I just learned Tarkin’s first name is apparently Willhuff
‘Have I… offended you??’
Tarkin trying to trigger people 😅
0:03 "Genital." - Grand Moff Tarkin
LOL 😂😂😂😂 I’m so immature
Yummers
6:38 Holy shit. The Imperial March note was based
"Fallen into favor with the Chancellor" bro knew what the future held for him
Tarkin has a lot of blood on his hands. A LOT OF BLOOD ON HIS HANDS. His death seemed painless. I think we can all agree he deserves a very VERY painful death.
Maybe in the afterlife he is suffering torture from his previous enemies. So yeah, nothing is painless.
Nah he is totally a swole guy
Vader should of killed him long time ago
A new canon comic shows that he was haunted by illusions of ghosts just before his death. He was going mad.
I would’ve liked to have seen him have to watch and react to the galaxy rising up against him and the Empire and winning. Proving him once and for all that he was wrong and the Empire was doomed as Leia warned.
Seeing the Death Star destroyed and having to answer to Palpatine for it. And watching the galaxy celebrate the Emperor’s death. Obviously too far in the future but something like TROS where Pryde is shocked when the entire galaxy, civilian and military alike, shows up to stop Palpatine from returning and refusing to accept the Empire’s return.
I just wish Tarkin had gotten to see the fall of his and Palpatine’s fascism.
You missed the scenes in Rebels when Governor Pryce asks for the Seventh Fleet and when Thrawn is introduced for the first time, Tarkin is inthose ones too.
Like it or not but Stephen Stanton was the perfect choice for doing Wilhuff Tarkin's voice. And after people started seeing this character appear in a few other projects other than A New Hope, and seeing more of his character, I think his death after getting incinerated in the Death Star's explosion has become more satisfying.
"Minister have you ever met a Jedi?"
"N-
"I actually knew the Jedi. Do you know what happened to them?"
"Well the-
"They died!"
You ask her question and you don't even let her answer. God you're so impatient man.
Was just looking at the Tarkin novel on my shelf.. haven't opened it yet, definitely going to now
oooooh nice one! haven’t read that one yet either, maybe theirs an audiobook with the animated tarkin voice actor? Lol
It is so good. It provides a lot of interesting info about him. Legends friendly as well.
Only a couple years span between the Clone Wars Citadel arc and Bad Batch’s beginning, and yet Tarkin looks like he’s aged 20 years. Must’ve been a rough war for him.
The more trakin scenes we get the more happy I am that it's only a matter of time before he sets foot on the death star
19:50 with the crazy Rogue One shoutout to Krenik and project Stardust
Krennic is straight up there at the meeting.
Continue with the operation you may like when ready.
🫡🫡🫡
Great compilation! Always amazing content from you
thank you very much, thanks for watching!
Love how the interactions between Anakin and Tarkin are just Vader and not really Anakin
When i watched GoT for the first time, Tywin Lannister gave me a strange sense of deja vu. That absolute absence of morality and humanity, that controlled manner, the unquestionable intelligence and the ability to be extremly intimidating without any effort.
Only now it hits me: Tarkin. Thats where i'v already seen that kind of villain.
Yesss well said, they are peas in a pod, two utterly ruthless, focused and intelligent leaders with much to admire if not for... well as you say absolute absence of morality and humanity :D Played by two brilliant actors as well!
i remember a scene in Rebels that has Pryce asking tarkin for the seventh fleet and introducing thrawn
Always loved the moment at 14:07 cause it showed that he CAN be impressed, its just really hard, so its interesting to see that he was legitimately a fan of what he was seeing with Clone force 99's overall skills
In my opinion, the actor who voiced Tarkin for Rebels did a better impression than the one who voiced him for Rogue One.
“You may subscribe when ready” 😂
Excellent work, thanks.
Tarkin in Clone Wars and BB always felt like a whiny politician, and never as terrifying as he should be, for me he was only truly intimidating in A New Hope and Rebels. (In Rouge one he was scary for uncanny valley reasons largely)
The Death Star will do that for you
doesn't it make sense tho? he's only emboldened by running a super weapon
Tarkin going “no, YOU” during Ahsoka’s trial was so childish.
Makes you wonder why Vader and Tarkin had the camaraderie they had during the Empire given that Tarkin played a part in Ahsoka leaving the Order
Rogue one was so well done, you would never know the difference
Except for the fact that the crew members of that movie copied and pasted Peter Cushing's facial structures for the actor who played Tarkin in Rogue One. Which was disturbing and plain lazy.
@@orsenjoshlazarus6404 the dude who played Tarkin also pretty much looks like Peter Cushing already but I guess Star Wars fans would've questioned the canonicity of his face if it wasn't exactly the same
@@orsenjoshlazarus6404they got permission from his family to do a cgi tarkin same with leia if I’m not mistaken
Should have made him a hologram message, it looked too uncanny
23:13 "And that, gentlemen, is something I cannot have"
- That's enough. Vader, release him!
- GRRRR...as you wish.
In 10 ep: somehow tarkin, and all members on the first d star returned
Alternate title: Tarkin is an old man and British for thirty-three minutes and forty-one seconds
Just listening to that man speaking makes my IQ goes up.
Palpatine: Which planet did you test the Death Star on?
Tarkin: Alderaan!
Palpatine: YOU WHAT?!
"A jedi is no good to me dead."
"BAAGGG"
I hope Wulff Yularen, Lank Denvik, Orsan Krennic, Galen Erso, Garrick Versio, Iden Versio, Del Meeko, Gideon Hask, Syen Merana, and Barton Coburn In The Bad Batch, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, The Mandalorian, Book Of Boba Fett, and Ahsoka seasons 1-2-3 or 4
this is actually a great list thank you
@@JournaloftheWhills we need to take it seriously #saviourofstarwars
One of the few character cases where hindsight bias pays off
*you may fire when ready* my god that gives me the chills
When it comes to intimidation in Star Wars, everyone always talks about how Darth Vader and Empror Palpatine and how scary they "look" (key word being "look")
But Tarkin has such a different way of intimidation, he feels calmer in just his voice and walk (like here 12:34 all he does is walk out of a hangar and yet he shows a maximum of character and intimidation here)
Like Governor Price said in the Thrawn story "he looks truly like an image of waiting death" 👌
What’s very odd is that Tarkins rank plaque would change multiple times.
As in in the same episodes? That would be animation errors.
3:34 « capitain Tarkin, quit talking »
You can tell Tarkin was impress with clone force 99 in the training room while his expression might not have change he saw great potential in them being that having a unit of soldiers able to break stander combat engagements and think of the fly is something any army would love to have on their hand. Sadly of course he also wants soliders who follow orders and that something clone force 99 are best known for not doing
Knowing that he was the first antagonist of the series alongside Vader makes him very goated.
the reason Tarkin doesn't look right in Rogue One is the lack of attention to subtle difference in texturing and materials (instead his skin seems to be a single material and the only thing increased is detail) and that they chose to have darker lighting than the scenes on the Death Star in A New Hope, resulting in them extrapolating what he should look like in the darker conditions, rather than being able to directly recreate or even just directly transplant the images of him from A New Hope
No, he looks correct in Rogue One.
I was jarred of how fake both he and Leia looked.
@peterlenham3180 Wdym? Tarkin looks fucking cursed in Rogue One. Disney really kickstarted the shift to an AI-based film industry, and while it's warranted at times (I.e. Indiana Jones circa 1944 during The Dial of Destiny, and it's even somewhat justifiable when considering Tarkin's role between Rogue One and A New Hope), it left a sour taste in many mouths because Peter Cushing died in 1994. Yes, he really wanted to appear in more entries, but not like this.
@@shaggysnax01 Well his family agreed to it.
@@peterlenham3180 I guess that's one of the few positives in this whole thing..? Using AI to illicit performances from the living or dead is a dubious and oftentimes shady practice regardless of the intent, even if the family gives the green light.
Thankfully, Cushing's voice was perfectly impersonated without the use of AI or archived recordings, unlike Leia.
bro got that mewing streak 💀
13:08 *Scout Trooper trying to shoot in The Mandalorian Season 1*
4:36 bro they both are in touch with the chancellor.. 😂😂
You missed some of his scenes in Rebels
lmk which ones😁
@@JournaloftheWhills In the second half of the show like the one with Price
That and when they introduce Grand Admiral Thrawn.
@@thunderfreeze1544yeah when governor pryce was asing for engagement of 7th fleet
*asking
This is what happens when you have about 100 gallons of rydonium on one ship. I forgot that the explosion was as big as a Resonance Cascade or a frickin Black hole exploading.
Can next be wullf yularen?
I checked recently and he’s in a lot of cw so he won’t be next but he’s on the list!
@@JournaloftheWhills Thanks🥳
A pure evil character but still a great one
Apologies but I believe you missed the scene where governor pryce requests thrawns 7th fleet in rebels season 3 episode 1
That Echo scene had no reason to be included other than to make us feel pain
21:32 bro he just roast a force user without Worries
Fun fact: Tarkin at first was a sweet kid until his family turned him into one of them. While Wilhuff never regretted being evil, he admitted openly he would gladly blow up his own planet with Death Star with his asshole family still living there.
2:06 Ahsoka: There's no need to wait in line on the stairs when you can jump long.
At 17:48, when he says 'hands' the voice actor's accent comes through. He is not British by any means with an accent sounding like it is from the Midwest or South of America.
Yeah, couldn't they have found a well spoken young British guy to play him? I don't care if he doesn't capture Cushing's exact tone of voice, but at least get the accent right!
Gotta admit they respected tarkin and the live action actor tremendously when he came into clone wars and rebels
So used to seeing BB being breaking bad. I’m like what then remember bad batch
Tarkin arrested me because I didn’t subscribe hhaha
as he should😤lol
You should feel lucky that was only an arrest order
@@rennac3152 yeah 💀
I like the novel about him set before Rogue One. There’s one piece in there that talks about when humans first went into space. So far it’s the only one I noticed that talked about it.
All of thoose scenes, and then his death on board the death star, its like reading a biography of him
I love the part where the venator explodes in to a rainbow lol
I just found out that he change his military rank in bad batch season 1😮
(Vice Admiral 15:45 to Grand Moff 16:08 and back to Vice Admiral 18:05)
Tarkin was already an Admiral at 15:45
Looks like an animation goof
Man's arrogance and pomp almost rivals that of a Sith Lord.
20:22 Saws bombing plan failing
Tarkin: all of that for an addition of anger……
33:32 me: happy 😆 trails, tarkin!
I have to admit, tarkin was the main antagonist when The first Star Wars trilogy came out. But later his face looked familiar to me since I saw hunchback of Notre Dame and the avengers infinity war.
How tf Tarkin aged so much from SW to BB? It hasn't even been 3 years
Am i the only person who thinks that rogue one tarkin looks really good
Going for Clone Wars/BB animation to Rebels animation kills me 😭
I would like to see all Pre Vizsla scenes