Now what follows are possible spoilers. I've been asked to 'classify' the level of spoiler-dom by you readers. Because well... yall want to know.. HOW DANGEROUS this is. Well, I'm very uncomfortable with this sort of thing, because this is placing me in a situation of guessing how important this news is and how much it will affect your enjoyment of the final product. And who the hell am I to tell you that? Well, this news talks about fight scenes. Not in extreme detail, just sort of in that vague kinda way... HOWEVER, it does reveal something pretty damn cool, which will provoke me to speculate on the coolness of the said item. It doesn't have 'plot' info, but rather a certain level of surprise would be lost. It won't ruin the film, but it could have an affect of some peoples' enjoyment. I'm going to count down from 10, at the end of the count, I will be revealing so here it goes...

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The following comes from the Machete-headed Zombie, who stumbles the streets on England with his/her copy of 'THE DAILY MAIL'. And here is what it says...

I just thought I'd let you know that in a British newspaper, "The Daily Mail", it had some interesting info on Star Wars Episode One during an article about Ewan McGregor. It said about Mcgregor, "...He plays the young Obi-Wan Kenobi opposite Liam Neeson, Adrian Dunbar and legions of computer-generated underwater half-human squid-like characters from the sea planet Gunga. Friends of mine have seen some rough, unedited sequences of underwater chariot races and shots of McGregor fighting metallic skeletons on castle battlements".

(HARRY HERE) Maaaaaaaaaan, I don't know about you, but I swear I'll just crap myself if this 'Jason & The Argonauts/7th Voyage of Sinbad'-like sequence takes place. Just picture how super cool this could be. I'd be jumping in the aisles doing backflips and Romanian tumbling moves. Maaan, cool cool cool cool coool coooooooooooooooool!!! Now this next bit makes me a bit nervous... you'll see why...

The article goes on to say that when the film is released next year, Ewan McGregor would have completed filming on Star Wars Episode Two.

So let's see if we get this right. According to this article by May 25, 1999 Ewan would have completed his role in Episode Two. That would make for the most aggravating line experience in history. To be standing in that line, getting ready to see "IT" after all this time, to be there with all the other Star Wars fans, and to know that not only would we be watching the supercool flick to end supercool flicks, but to know that the second installment would be filming or would've been filmed. ARGH!!!! Don't necessarily believe that part though... who knows... maybe it's true... maybe it ain't. Oh well......