Question: Is "Captain Antilles" (the officer whom Senator Organa orders to wipe C3PO's memory) the character "Wedge Antilles" in the original trilogy, or is he Wedge's father?
Charles Fraser
19th May 2005
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)
22nd Jan 2005
Halloween: Resurrection (2002)
Question: When Rudy says 'This ain't right, why is all of his stuff still here?', what does he exactly mean by that?
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Answer: He's definitely not Wedge and most likely not his father. According to George Lucas "Antilles" is like the "Smith" of the Star Wars universe, it's very common. The interesting this is that in A New Hope C-3P0 says that his last master was Captain Antilles. This is most likely the man that we saw. He is also captain of the same model ship as the one that C-3P0 and R2-D2 escape from in A New Hope. It's probably the same ship, the Tantive IV.
Charles Fraser