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| '''] Jerjerrod''' was an Imperial ] from the ] '']'' universe. He was the construction supervisor and commander of the second ]. In '']'', he was portrayed by ]. | '''] Jerjerrod''' was an Imperial ] from the ] '']'' universe. He was the construction supervisor and commander of the second ]. In '']'', he was portrayed by ]. | ||
| The novelization of ''Return of the Jedi'' implies that he was a ] who derived an inflated sense of his own power from brutalizing the ]. | |||
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| Jerjerrod was killed when the Death Star's ] was destroyed before the station could complete its final task. | Jerjerrod was killed when the Death Star's ] was destroyed before the station could complete its final task. | ||
| A ] in ''Return of the Jedi'' has Jerjerrod suffering Darth Vader's infamous ] technique at one point. In this lost scene, he and two ] refuse to let Vader in to see the Emperor, prompting Vader to use the Force to strangle (but not kill) Jerjerrod. | A ] in ''Return of the Jedi'' has Jerjerrod suffering ]'s infamous ] technique at one point. In this lost scene, he and two ] refuse to let Vader in to see the Emperor, prompting Vader to use the Force to strangle (but not kill) Jerjerrod. | ||
| Moff Jerjerrod was intended to have worn the updated Moff rank badge. Due to a costume problem, however, all the Imperial characters in Return of the Jedi were shown wearing Navy Commander badges. | Moff Jerjerrod was intended to have worn the updated Moff rank badge. Due to a costume problem, however, all the Imperial characters in ''Return of the Jedi'' were shown wearing Navy Commander badges. | ||
| ==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| *Jerjerrod is the only major Imperial officer who was never given a first name in the Expanded Universe. | *Jerjerrod is the only major Imperial officer who was never given a first name in the ]. | ||
| *Jerjerrod was meant to be much more than what we saw on screen. In earlier drafts, Jerjerrod was a headstrong Grand Moff, and by far more powerful than he was in the finished movie. He was portrayed as an annoyingly smug and obnoxious bureaucrat |
*Jerjerrod was meant to be much more than what we saw on screen. The novelization of ''Return of the Jedi'' implies that he was a ] who derived an inflated sense of his own power from brutalizing the ]. In earlier drafts, Jerjerrod was a headstrong Grand Moff, and by far more powerful than he was in the finished movie. He was portrayed as an annoyingly smug and obnoxious bureaucrat whom Darth Vader loathed. The screenplay had Jerjerrod arriving on the Executor as the Emperor's personal emissary. Vader greated him as "my lord" and ] and the Star Captains even kneeled before him. Vader and Jerjerrod, however, quickly got into a heated argument. Jerjerrod ridiculed Vader's failure to turn ] to the ], and proceeded to openly insult the ]. Later in the script, we learn that the Emperor and Jerjerrod had conspired to turn Luke without Vader's knowledge. Upon finding out about this plot, Vader kills Jerjerrod. | ||
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Moff Jerjerrod was an Imperial officer from the fictional Star Wars universe. He was the construction supervisor and commander of the second Death Star. In Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, he was portrayed by Michael Pennington.
Prior to his command, Jerjerrod was the governor of the Quanta sector, and suffered great indignity when his home on Tinnel IV was robbed.
In order to prevent Rebel spies from finding out about the second Death Star too early, Imperial records indicated that Jerjerrod was promoted to the director of Imperial Energy Systems, a new department formed to develop portable power stations for disaster relief. When the Death Star's shields fell, Jerjerrod, acting on orders given to him by Emperor Palpatine, ordered the Death Star to turn and fire on the sanctuary moon of Endor.
Jerjerrod was killed when the Death Star's reactor was destroyed before the station could complete its final task.
A deleted scene in Return of the Jedi has Jerjerrod suffering Darth Vader's infamous Force-choke technique at one point. In this lost scene, he and two Royal Guards refuse to let Vader in to see the Emperor, prompting Vader to use the Force to strangle (but not kill) Jerjerrod.
Moff Jerjerrod was intended to have worn the updated Moff rank badge. Due to a costume problem, however, all the Imperial characters in Return of the Jedi were shown wearing Navy Commander badges.
Trivia
- Jerjerrod is the only major Imperial officer who was never given a first name in the Expanded Universe.
- Jerjerrod was meant to be much more than what we saw on screen. The novelization of Return of the Jedi implies that he was a sadist who derived an inflated sense of his own power from brutalizing the Rebel Alliance. In earlier drafts, Jerjerrod was a headstrong Grand Moff, and by far more powerful than he was in the finished movie. He was portrayed as an annoyingly smug and obnoxious bureaucrat whom Darth Vader loathed. The screenplay had Jerjerrod arriving on the Executor as the Emperor's personal emissary. Vader greated him as "my lord" and Admiral Piett and the Star Captains even kneeled before him. Vader and Jerjerrod, however, quickly got into a heated argument. Jerjerrod ridiculed Vader's failure to turn Luke Skywalker to the dark side, and proceeded to openly insult the Dark Lord. Later in the script, we learn that the Emperor and Jerjerrod had conspired to turn Luke without Vader's knowledge. Upon finding out about this plot, Vader kills Jerjerrod.