Eh, her look's okay for a scene or two or a cameo, but I don't see a character that weird playing a major part, and that whole head/tail thing is pretty darn silly.Shaak Ti has the same colouring and doesn't look awful.
Cosplayers don't exactly have a movie-level makeup budget or professional makeup artists / weta-workshop alien-body-bits people to work on them.
Sure, but Aayla Secura cosplayers look much better. At least Secura has the sense to put her giant head-tails behind her back, and to not mix three vastly different body colors.Cosplayers don't exactly have a movie-level makeup budget or professional makeup artists / weta-workshop alien-body-bits people to work on them.
The Togruta's average life expectancy is 94 according to Wookieepedia, which is above real-world early-21st-century human life expectancy, but a bit below the life expectancy of Star Wars humans.
Ahsoka was born c. 36 BBY (i.e. before the events of the original movie), and Return of the Jedi takes place in 4 ABY. So if Episode VII is c. 30 years after ROTJ, then Ahsoka would be c. 70 at that time.
Which can always be retconned.
Or they could just have her frozen in carbonite for the intervening 50 years?
Where did you look? I saw a couple of IMO pretty good ones on Deviantart.... Do I really get to be the first one to argue, three pages in, that the visual design of the character is simply awful, bad enough in CG, but a guaranteed loser in photorealism/live action? I just image searched some cosplays, and man, is it a dire design. The white/blue Bib Fortuna-like hair is gross and clashes with itself, becoming even worse against the John Boehner skin. I get that they'd already done the blue woman thing with Secura, but they certainly didn't do anywhere near as well.
No, I don't think Abrams and Co. will want anything to do with her in live-action movies.
By beastly do you mean good or bad?
Have there been any actors who have voiced a character in animation and then gone on to do play them in a live action production?
Three that spring to mind are Evan Richards, Christopher Kennedy, and Rick Overton. In the second season of the Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures animated series, they took over the roles of Bill, Ted, and Rufus (replacing the original film's stars who had voiced those roles in the cartoon's first season), and then went on to play those same characters in the brief live-action Bill and Ted TV series. I've always wondered how that came about.
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