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master mace windu was jar jar binks in star wars.
who is jar jar binks in star wars?
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jar jar binks is a fictional character from the "star wars" saga created by george lucas. a major character in "", he also has a smaller role in "", and a one-line cameo in "", as well as a role in the television series "". the first fully-computer generated character in a live-action film, he has been portrayed by ahmed best in most of his appearances.
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even before the release of "the phantom menace", jar jar binks became the subject of a great deal of media and popular attention. after the film's release, binks became symbolic of what many reviewers such as brent staples ("the new york times"), david edelstein ("slate"), and eric harrison ("los angeles times") considered to be creative flaws of the film. the character was widely rejected and often ridiculed by people who felt that jar jar was included in the film solely to appeal to children. bruce handy of "vanity fair" wrote that "jar jar has come to symbolize what many fans see as the faults of the prequel trilogy: characters no one much cares about; a sense of humor geared toward the youngest conceivable audience members; an over-reliance on computer graphics; and story lines devoted to the kinds of convoluted political machinations which wouldn’t have been out of place in adaptations of "i, claudius" or "the rise and fall of the third reich", but which fit less snugly in films with characters like jar jar binks." one fan, mike j. nichols, created and distributed, free of charge, a modified version of the film, entitled "the phantom edit", which cut out several scenes featuring what nichols dubbed 'jar jar antics.' the character was also lampooned on an episode of the television show "south park" entitled "jakovasaurs", in "the fairly oddparents" (episode: "abra-catastrophe!"), "the simpsons" (episode: "co-dependent's day"), as well as the parody of "robot chicken", in which best reprised the role in voice-over form.
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