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CHINESE STAR BAI LING FINALLY GETS HER MOMENT OF STAR WARS GLORY Tuesday, October 25 2005 
Chinese
film
star
Bai
Ling,
whose
scene
in
George
Lucas's
Star
Wars:
Episode
III
--
Revenge
of
the
Sith
was
deleted
from
the
film
after
she
posed
topless
for
Playboy
magazine,
will
finally
be
seen
in
the
film
when
the
two-disc
Revenge
of
the
Sith
is
released
on
home
video
next
week.
Hers
is
one
of
several
deleted
scenes
that
will
be
included
in
the
DVD.
In
it,
she
appears
as
Senator
Bana
Breemu
and
(more)PRODUCER KURTZ AUCTIONING STAR WARS COSTUMES, PROPS Thursday, July 7 2005 
Gary
Kurtz,
who
produced
the
original
Star
Wars
movie
and
the
sequel
The
Empire
Strikes
Back,
plans
to
auction
memorabilia
from
those
movies
on
July
29.
The
auction,
which
will
be
conducted
by
the
Beverly
Hills
firm
Profiles
in
History,
will
include
Luke
Skywalker's
light
saber,
valued
at
$60,000
to
$80,000
and
Luke's
flight
suit
from
Empire,
worth
about
the
same
amount.
Kurtz
reportedly
clashed
over
content
with
George
Lucas
following
Empire,
then,
after
splitting
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An 8-foot model of a Star Wars Rebel Attack Cruiser made entirely of Lego blocks was being offered on eBay Wednesday, complete with a certificate of authenticity signed by George Lucas, the Lego Group said. Proceeds from the sale will benefit Habitat for Humanity's hurricane relief effort. According to the posting, the model includes "functional elements and secret treasures." Bidding, which opened at $2,500 on Wednesday, had risen to $6,100 by mid-morning today (Thursday), with nine more days left to go in the bidding.
