Padmé Amidala was introduced to fans in 1999 with Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace. She was the young Queen of Naboo, whose planet was facing a crisis as it is under threat from the Trade ...

Star Wars has touched the lives of so many people across the world. Almost every generation for the past four decades has had new films sprouting up for them to enjoy, so the age range of viewers is ...

Through no fault of her own, time has not been kind to Padmé Amidala. In the tiny and esteemed group of Star Wars women that has developed over time, it's Padmé, in my opinion, who sits lowest on the ...

Natalie Portman first played Queen Padmé Amidala in 1999's Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, with that and Léon: The Professional responsible for putting the future Oscar-winner on the map as a young ...

The story of Anakin and Padmé is one of the star-crossed lovers because of their positions in life: Senator and Jedi. But when they meet, romance is the last thing on both of their minds, especially ...

Yet, despite her foundational importance to the entire Skywalker saga, and the thriving landscape of Star Wars comics exploring numerous characters and timelines, Padmé’s presence in this medium has ...

Natalie Portman's Queen Padmé Amidala played a vital role in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, but didn't live to witness the events of A New Hope and beyond after passing away while giving birth to ...

In the concept sketch, Padmé Amidala stands in profile. The stiff brown tunic and pants—the clothes she'll die in—are a far cry from the regalia worn by the Queen of Naboo. Her pregnancy is far enough ...

In the spring of 1999, Vogue ran a six-page spread featuring model Audrey Marnay wearing a number of Queen Amidala’s gowns from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. The buzz surrounding the film ...

Padme is a native of the planet of Naboo, one of the more influential planets in the inner rim. Her parents are Ruwee and Naberrie, and she is the third of three children. Children on Naboo choose ...

Star Wars stunned (and confused) fans when Padmé Amidala seemingly returned after her death in Revenge of the Sith. In the current Darth Vader comic book series from writer Greg Pak and artist ...

Forget blasters. Forget lightsabers. Forget navies and flotillas, and armies of clones and droids alike. Padmé Amidala’s wardrobe is the deadliest weapon in the galaxy far, far away, because these ...