Publisher's Synopsis
Fully dramatized.
Kyle Katarn has joined the ranks of legendary Star Wars heroes such as Luke Skywalker and Han Solo. A timeless adventure of revenge and honor, the trilogy is set in a shimmering universe of sound that only CD technology can fully capture. In Soldier for the Empire, Kyle Katarn, having just graduated from the Imperial Military Academy, learns of his father's murder. On his way home, he meets a Rebel agent, learns the ugly truth about the way in which his father died, and swears revenge.
Written by John Whitman, based on a novel by William C. Dietz
Produced by Tom Voegeli
Directed by Peter Moore
Music by John Williams
Starring:
Randal Berger as Kyle Katarn
Christopher Bloch as Rosco Ross
Virginia Burke as Courier
James Cada as Sergeant Major Hong
David Chase as Morgan Katarn
Mo Collins as Jan Ors
Patrick Coyle as Nathan Donar
Bob Davis as Skorg Jameson and Lando Calrissian
Chris Forth as Mon Mothma
Gary Groomes as Governor Donar and Major Horst
Allen Hamilton as Jerec
Ken Hiller as Narrator
Peter Moore as Meck Odom and Slyder
Tim Russell as Captain Thrawn, A-Cee, and General Mohc
In Rebel Agent, Kyle learns more about what his father found in the Valley of the Jedi that ultimately led to his death. Kyle finally earns his Knighthood as a Jedi, and the stage is set for him to avenge his father's death and stop the Dark Jedi from taking control of the source of energy that lies underneath the Valley.
Written by John Whitman, based on a novel by William C. Dietz
Produced by Tom Voegeli
Directed by Peter Moore
Music by John Williams
Starring:
Mark Benninghofen as Luke
Randal Berger as Kyle Katarn
Virginia Burke as Norley
David Chase as Morgan Katarn
Mo Collins as Jan Ors
Patrick Coyle as Bounty Hunter 2
Nancy Crocker as Sariss
Stephen D'Ambrose as Pilot and Boc
Wendy Easton as Female Bounty Hunter
Susanne Egli as Leia
Chris Forth as Mon Mothma
Jeff Gadbois as Doctor
Tim Glovatsky as Boba Fett, Bar Bouncer, and Grentho
Gary Groomes as Gorc
Allen Hamilton as Jerec
Ken Hiller as Narrator
Tom Keith as Captain Jerg, Rolanda, and Goon 1
Timothy Kuhlmann as Yun
Michael Levin as Duno
Peter Moore as Nij Por Ral, 8t88
Bob Otto as Majordomo
Cliff Rakerd as Pic, WeeGee
Martin Ruben as Maw
Tim Russell as Bounty Hunter 1 and Captain Zyak
Bill Slichter as Goon 2 and Orderly
Michael Tezla as Rahn
Jedi Knight, the exciting conclusion to the series. In Jedi Knight Jerec, the Dark Jedi, brings his forces to Ruusan in the final part of his search for the Valley of the Jedi. Destroying anything that gets in his way, Jerec reaches the Valley just ahead of Kyle Katarn and Jan Ors. With the help of the indigenous inhabitants of the planet, Kyle and Jan confront Jerec's Jedi and prepare for a final showdown with Jerec. If Jerec defeats Kyle, the unlimited power contained in the Valley will enable him to rule the galaxy. Are Kyle's untrained Jedi powers enough to defeat Jerec?
Written by John Whitman, based on a novel by William C. Dietz
Produced by Tom Voegeli
Directed by Peter Moore
Music by John Williams
Starring:
Mark Benninghofen as Luke Skywalker
Randal Berger as Kyle Katarn
Christopher Bloch as Lt. Aagon and Bouncer
James Cada as Screamer and Imperial Pilot
Mo Collins as Jan Ors
Patrick Coyle as Speeder Pilot and Imperial Co-Pilot
Nancy Crocker as Sariss
Stephen D'Ambrose as Boc and Weapons Officer
Susanne Egli as Leia Organa
Louise Enyeart as Lasko and Peeno
Chris Forth as Mon Mothma
James Gaulke as Han Solo
Gary Groomes as Major Vig
Allen Hamilton as Jerec
Emil Herrera as Obata
Ken Hiller as Narrator
Jay Hornbacher as Grif
Tom Keith as Sergeant and Imperial Pilot
Timothy Kuhlmann as Yun
Peter Moore as Officer and Floater
Martin Ruben as Battle Droid and Maw
Sue Scott as Carole
Michael Tezla as Rahn
Jack Walsh as Mayor Devo and Pardy
John Wehrmann as Captain Trico
Stephen Yoakam as Dinko, Executive, and Captain Tola
