Dooku Remembers... #shorts #starwars #talesofthejedi #countdooku

Dooku Remembers... #shorts #starwars #talesofthejedi #countdooku

[ballsjawls]

Sir Christopher Lee as Dooku is one of the best casting choices in anything

[Neil_mccauley]

"I don't need him to join me. I need him to listen to me."

[sirraccs]

He wasn’t looking for Qui-Gon to join, Dooku needed him to help pull him out of the darkness he’s in

[lukethegoldenminecart]

I think the saddest part of Dooku's character is that he was never truly evil he did genuinely care about the galaxy and wanted to change the republic for the better

[ericwalsh]

He played the role like any other, he didn't treat it like a silly kids movie. He regarded the lightsaber fights as the most spectacular fencing demonstrations on screen, Lee was truly a gift to our community

[rcmodder]

"Qui Gon Jinn would never join YOU"
Dooku gave him that look like "you never knew your master"

[davidp.]

It's like meeting a grandfather you never knew after your dad died.

[INS]

Dooku is truly one of the most perfectly written Star Wars characters

[yungkiyah]

“I could use his help right now” and that 1000 yard stare when he just admits that he needs his friends guidance💔

[myrandomcents]

Gotta love how Dooku straight up told Obi Wan ALL the truth and Palpatine's plan by orchestrating the war
And Obi Wan just went"I don't believe you" 🥴

[travtagonist]

Dooku loved Qui Gon like a son. He was angry when Maul killed him.

[flyboyarch]

I feel like if Qui-Gon survived he could've brought Dooku back to the light bro was just pure

[johnnysizemore]

Interesting fact: Dooku legitimately thought of Qui-Gon like a Son and Obi-Wan as a Grandson. It's heartbreaking hearing him in this scene, as he seems legit upset over what happened....

[Mystixor]

As a teen I never noticed these feelings in Dooku, now with the Tales of the Jedi a lot has become much clearer to me and it's really quite the tragic story.

[-theislander-]

i think dooku might be the most profound of all star wars characters.
he is the realist in a world of black and white, good and evil.
very much like in the real world, the answer always lies in between.

[TonyTylerDraws]

Qui-Gon dying was the tipping point in Star Wars.

[FoxhoundAK]

There is not doubt in my mine that reason Maul fought Qui-Gon and Obi-wan on Naboo, was a deliberate order from Palpatine to kill them to push Dooku over the edge.

[josejosefino]

A lot of people seem to forget that Dooku never fully gave himself to the Dark side. He did what he thought was necessary for the good of the Galaxy. Including making a deal with the Devil. Dude was a classic “the ends justify the means” type of guy.

[scatty]

The "I wish he were still alive. I could you his help right now" hits different after Tales of the Jedi. Originally I saw a man that fell and wanted some reassurance on the path he was going, but now it seems more like a cry for help. And the fact that Obi-wan didn't notice it really is gut wrenching. RIP Christopher Lee. Greatest villain of all time.

[DveJapn]

Remember when Star Wars had layers and layers of heartfelt story you could go back to year after year.
“I could use his help right now”
Was one of the most sad and solemn things said in all of Star Wars. No ego, no pomposity. Just sadness for his lost friend.

Now Star Wars is just “MEN BAD”