RE:photos imported from iPhoto show up as white blank images in iMovie6.0.3

This is the first time this has happen to me. I did a project last summer and had no problems importing photos from iPhoto. When I used a theme and put my photos in the theme, I can see the preview all right, but when I apply the theme or effect, when iMovie 6.0.3 is done rendering, the imge shows up as a blank white image. I tried importing other photod, including the ones I used in my last project, with the smae results. Now I know the photos are the right file format because I use some of them in a previous project. I need help. I have to finished this project by Thursday night, 10-25-2007!
I doing this on my PowerPC G4and I get a message from iMovie when I launch it that "iMovie requires a Quartz Extreme Compatible graphics card. Without it, themes, ken burns and video fx may not work properly with my graphics card. I got this message with my last project, but everything worked find.
Please help!!! What do I do?!

If TD's suggestion is unsuccessful open the library folder and drag the Originals folder to the Desktop.
Then drag the subfolders in the Originals folder, a few at a time<  into your open iPhoto window.  That will import the original files into Events with the same names as the subfolders have.
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