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Titolo originale: Star Wars
Regia: George Lucas |
Anno: 1977
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Avventura Azione Fantascienza
Tag: empire | galaxy | rebellion | android | hermit | smuggling (contraband) | freedom | rebel | rescue mission | space | planet | desert | super power | oppression | space opera | wizard | totalitarianism | excited |
Cast: Mark Hamill | Harrison Ford | Carrie Fisher | Peter Cushing | Alec Guinness | Anthony Daniels | Kenny Baker | Peter Mayhew | David Prowse | James Earl Jones | Phil Brown | Shelagh Fraser | Jack Purvis | Alex McCrindle | Eddie Byrne | Drewe Henley | Denis Lawson | Garrick Hagon | Jack Klaff | William Hootkins | Angus MacInnes | Jeremy Sinden | Graham Ashley | Don Henderson | Richard LeParmentier | Leslie Schofield | Michael Leader | David Ankrum | Scott Beach | Lightning Bear | Jon Berg | Doug Beswick | Paul Blake | Janice Burchette | Ted Burnett | John Chapman | Gilda Cohen | Tim Condren | Barry Copping | Alfie Curtis | Robert Davies | Maria De Aragon | Robert A. Denham | Frazer Diamond | Peter Diamond | Warwick Diamond | Sadie Eden | Kim Falkinburg | Harry Fielder | Ted Gagliano | Salo Gardner | Steve Gawley | Barry Gnome | Rusty Goffe | Isaac Grand | Reg Harding | Alan Harris | Frank Henson | Arthur Howell | Tommy Ilsley | Joe Johnston | Annette Jones | Linda Jones | Joe Kaye | Colin Michael Kitchens | Melissa Kurtz | Tiffany Hillkurtz | Al Lampert | Anthony Lang | Laine Liska | Derek Lyons | Mahjoub | Alf Mangan | Grant McCune | Geoffrey Moon | Mandy Morton | Lorne Peterson | Marcus Powell | Shane Rimmer | Pam Rose | George Roubicek | Erica Simmons | Angela Staines | George Stock | Roy Straite | Peter Sturgeon | Peter Sumner | John Sylla | Tom Sylla | Malcolm Tierney | Phil Tippett | Burnell Tucker | Morgan Upton | Jerry Walter | Hal Wamsley | Diana Sadley Way | Bill Weston | Fred Wood | Colin Higgins | Ron Tarr | Anthony Forrest | Frances Alfred Basil Tomlin | John Cannon | Larry Ward | Eddie Eddon |

In un lontano Impero Galattico è in atto una rivolta contro i suoi dispotici capi, tra i quali il più cattivo è Lord Darth Vader. Prima di cadere nelle sue mani, la principessa Leila Organa, rappresentante dei ribelli, riesce ad affidare a due robot i piani della "Morte Nera" - la potentissima base spaziale di Darth Vader, capace di disintegrare un intero pianeta - e un appello al vecchio generale Obi-Wan Kenobi, che abita sul pianeta Tatooine, perché accorra in aiuto dei rivoltosi. Il messaggio viene raccolto dal giovane Luke Skywalker che, rintracciato Obi Wan Kenobi, parte con lui in soccorso della principessa a bordo di un'astronave guidata dal mercenario Han Solo e dal suo secondo Chewbacca.

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After being ejected from Juilliard in New York, Kelsey Grammer auditioned unsuccessfully for a key r [...] D
After visiting the set of Incontri ravvicinati del terzo tipo (1977), George Lucas was sure Close En [...] D
Luke and C-3PO go searching for R2-D2 in the landspeeder because the Lars family skyhopper is suppos [...] D
In 2013, anthologized 2014, the original 1973 draft of "The Star Wars", with the sixty-year-old Gene [...] D
George Lucas' script evolved into a mammoth 200-page screenplay. Having spent a full year writing it [...] D
Out of all six live-action Star Wars films from the original and prequel trilogies, this is the only [...] D
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Initial research from Twentieth Century Fox using the title and a brief synopsis came back with the [...] D
Mark Hamill was twenty-five when he played a nineteen-year-old Luke Skywalker. By the time Il ritorn [...] D
This movie was selected into the National Film Registry in 1989 (the first year of inductions) for b [...] D
Tatooine is similar to Arrakis from Frank Herbert's Dune series. Arrakis is the only known source of [...] D
Included among the 25 films on the American Film Institute's 2005 list of AFI's 100 Years of Film Sc [...] D
David Prowse claimed he had no idea the voice of Darth Vader was overdubbed by James Earl Jones unti [...] D
The horned alien seen in the Cantina sequence was originally a devil mask created by Rick Baker for [...] D
Twentieth Century Fox bought the screenplay largely because George Lucas had hired conceptual artist [...] D
Paul Frees provided the voice for the trailer as well as the trailer for its spoof, Hardware Wars (1 [...] D
Darth Vader was the first character that George Lucas created for the story. D
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CASTLE THUNDER: Heard various times in the movie whenever laser bolts or other various weapons are f [...] D
While it is well known that Japanese films (and foreign language films in general) influenced Star W [...] D
Dan O'Bannon and John C. Wash animated the Death Star schematics seen on the computer screen as R2-D [...] D
Carrie Fisher confirmed in her autobiography that she disliked the "bagel bun" hairstyle she wore as [...] D
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Filming the scenes in England took fourteen and a half weeks. D
George Lucas had Industrial Light & Magic watch archival footage of World War II dogfights as refere [...] D
Before doing this film, Anthony Daniels was, ironically, no fan of science fiction at all. 2001: Odi [...] D
In addition to sandstorms (one of which totally destroyed the sandcrawler set and necessitated the c [...] D
Peter Mayhew got the role of Chewbacca simply after standing up to meet George Lucas. D
Alec Guinness was initially reluctant to accept a percentage as every previous film where he had don [...] D
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Early audiences cheered and applauded when the Millennium Falcon made the jump to hyperspace. But ac [...] D
For years there was a rumor that this was originally written as a radio drama hence its episodic str [...] D
A small pair of metal dice can be seen hanging in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon, as Chewbacca [...] D
Contrary to popular belief, Greedo shooting first in the remastered version of the movie was not Geo [...] D
During the scene where Han Solo and the others emerge from the Millennium Falcon's secret compartmen [...] D
Ben Burtt does the voices of all of the hologram chess pieces, a decision he made out of desperation [...] D
German audiences usually laugh at the scene where R2-D2 is being stunned by the Jawa. This is due to [...] D
The actors playing the stormtroopers, in the scene where they investigate the escape pod, were paid [...] D
Han Solo originally had gills, sort of like Jar Jar Binks. They were also contemplating making him b [...] D
Before casting Sir Alec Guinness as Obi-Wan Kenobi, George Lucas considered casting Japanese actor T [...] D
The character name Obi-Wan Kenobi appears to allude to the following definitions. OBI - a form of be [...] D
Carrie Fisher claimed that she warned Harrison Ford in advance that her 2016 memoir The Princess Dia [...] D
George Lucas cited Star Trek (1966) as one of his major influences behind the Star Wars movies. D
The events of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) run immediately into the events of "A New Hope". A [...] D
Industrial Light & Magic spent most of the production period in chaos, attempting to create special [...] D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to be nominated in either of the lead acting categ [...] D
It was stunt coordinator Peter Diamond's decision to arm Sand People with Gaffi sticks, getting a ch [...] D
In the Italian version of the trilogy, the Death Star is called La Morte Nera (Black Death), and Dar [...] D
Sylvester Stallone had auditioned for Han Solo, but lost out to Harrison Ford. Ford worked with Stal [...] D
Peter Mayhew and David Prowse were given a choice as to which giant character they wanted to play, C [...] D
The Death Star officer uniforms were heavily influenced by the uniforms worn by Royal Flying Corps ( [...] D
This is the opening sentence for a thirteen-page treatment George Lucas wrote in 1972: "The story of [...] D
Han Solo shoots Greedo thus proving another rodian's prediction correct. 32 years earlier, in a dele [...] D
Peter Mayhew even learned to do the Wookie roar, but it was later replaced with real animal sounds i [...] D
This movie was re-released theatrically in the U.S. on July 21, 1978 (although this was more of an e [...] D
C-3PO erroneously refers to his new master as "Sir Luke", the correct address for someone who has be [...] D
At one point, George Lucas had planned the character of Han Solo to be a huge green-skinned monster [...] D
The Tatooine scenes were filmed in Tunisia. There is a town in Tunisia's rural south named Tataouine [...] D
Following principal photography, new scenes had to be filmed for the Cantina scene, to give it more [...] D
Two of the 3-D computer graphics scenes (the exterior of the Death Star shown during the mission bri [...] D
Pat Roach auditioned for the role of Darth Vader. D
Princess Leia is stunned by a stormtrooper in the opening scene. This is the only time an Imperial b [...] D
Before Princess Leia was added to the story, George Lucas was concerned that there weren't any major [...] D
Although it's commonly believed that the last lines of the movie are C-3PO's "circuits and gears" li [...] D
At one point, George Lucas planned for the characters of Luke Skywalker and his aunt and uncle, to b [...] D
Star Wars is also one of the most talked-about movies on social media worldwide as of April 2018, wi [...] D
In the final battle scene, when Gold Leader checks in as standing by, in the background are two more [...] D
Han Solo and Obi-Wan Kenobi are ranked #14 and #37 respectively on the "Heroes" section of AFI's 100 [...] D
When the movie was released on May 25, 1977, there was no movie poster to advertise it. Although no [...] D
Garrick Hagon and William Hootkins appeared together again in Batman (1989). That film also featured [...] D
At one point when the prospects for the movie's release seemed bleakest, the idea came up that perha [...] D
John Williams' score features cues inspired by several classical works. The music in the scene where [...] D
On opening weekend in 1977, the movie earned $1.554 million on fewer than forty screens. In 1997, it [...] D
In the DVD commentary, Carrie Fisher shares that she and a friend of hers read the script out loud a [...] D
The only movie of the original trilogy where Princess Leia wears just one outfit during almost the w [...] D
To show how he wanted the space battles to look, George Lucas edited an animatic of these scenes usi [...] D
The attack on the Death Star initially did not contain a countdown to the potential destruction of t [...] D
Darth Vader's breathing was originally meant to be much more labored and raspy. The sound of this mo [...] D
The music played in the cantina scene is a direct homage to the swing music of the 1930s and 40s, wh [...] D
The piece of equipment used to fire the Death Star's weapon is actually a Grass Valley Group 1600-7K [...] D
The original teaser trailer was narrated by Malachi Throne. In the documentary L'impero dei sogni: L [...] D
This movie was initially budgeted at $8 million, but production problems forced the studio to contri [...] D
Chewbacca was modelled after George Lucas' dog, Indiana. D
The hilt of the light-saber given to Luke Skywalker is a Graflex 3 Cell Camera flash tube with some [...] D
The movie was originally rated G ("Suitable For General Audiences") by the MPAA, which George Lucas [...] D
While others say the famous line "May the Force be with you," Obi-Wan Kenobi does not. The closest h [...] D
Princess Leia's signature hair buns were inspired by Mexican revolutionary Clara de la Rocha. D
There are actually two different actors portraying Wedge Antilles in the movie. The first one is Col [...] D
In some scenes that were filmed, but never used, the filmmakers had to use multiple models of R2-D2, [...] D
The Jawas' language is Zulu electronically sped up. Greedo's language is Quechua, an indigenous Sout [...] D
The famous Darth Vader suit was designed by production designer Ralph McQuarrie, who was concerned a [...] D
The "Main Title Theme" was inspired by the theme from Delitti senza castigo (1942), scored by Erich [...] D
According to the Blu-ray commentary, much of the Millennium Falcon is made up of junk parts from car [...] D
During production, as most of the American cast was unknown at the time, the film was referred to in [...] D
This movie takes place nineteen years after the formation of the Galactic Empire, Anakin Skywalker's [...] D
According to William Friedkin's autobiography, "The Friedkin Connection", George Lucas, riding off t [...] D
Luke's line "I can't see a thing in this helmet" was not scripted. Mark Hamill said this to Harrison [...] D
This is the only movie in the franchise where David Prowse did the light-saber fighting on his own. [...] D
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The intricate exteriors of the spaceships used in the film were often composed from a grab-bag of od [...] D
The "Star Wars" visual dictionary by David West Reynolds and James Luceno mentions that Han Solo was [...] D
The T-16 skyhopper model Luke plays with in the garage is actually an early prototype model made by [...] D
In a commentary track on this movie's Blu-ray release, George Lucas stated that ships in the Star Wa [...] D
According to the commentary on the Blu-ray version of the movie, the scene where Tarkin blows up Ald [...] D
The first treatment of the movie was originally titled "The Journal of the Whills". It centered arou [...] D
Although the Anchorhead scenes featuring Anthony Forrest as Fixer and Koo Stark as Cammie were delet [...] D
During an interview some years later Carrie Fisher was asked if she received any royalties from her [...] D
Gilbert Taylor said that George Lucas, who was consumed by the details of the complicated production [...] D
The signature music in the Cantina pays homage to Duke Ellington's accompaniment to The Mills Brothe [...] D
While George Lucas was filming in London, where additional casting took place, Kenny Baker, performi [...] D
According to Harrison Ford (in The Making of 'Star Wars' (1977)), Chewbacca the Wookiee is 200 years [...] D
The terms "X-wing" and "Y-wing" and "TIE fighter" were used by Industrial Light & Magic effects guys [...] D
First words from Han Solo are "I'm Han Solo". D
The music by John Williams is ranked #1 on AFI's 100 Years of Film Scores. D
Originally, Obi-Wan Kenobi is not killed by Darth Vader because Lucas had him appearing in the later [...] D
Twentieth Century Fox was so convinced that the movie would bomb that they focused all of their mark [...] D
This movie is ranked #2 on the AFI's top 10 science fiction movies. D
Anthony Daniels initially had no interest in the movie, and only agreed to meet George Lucas to be p [...] D
According to Mark Hamill, while filming the landspeeder scenes with the second unit in Death Valley, [...] D
In March 1983, U.S. President Ronald Reagan proposed a massive, technologically complex defensive sy [...] D
In the deleted scene which Luke reunites with Biggs Darklighter just before the Death Star Assault. [...] D
Malcolm Tierney's (Lieutenant Shann Childsen's) voice was dubbed over. D
Denis Lawson (his name is misspelled in the credits as "Dennis Lawson"), who played Wedge Antilles, [...] D
According to the exhibit at the Smithsonian, the sound of a TIE fighter is created by combining the [...] D
The "May the Force be With You" followed by "And Also with you" quotes are inspired by Catholics say [...] D
When Darth Vader crushes the neck of Captain Antilles, the actual sound you hear is of walnut shells [...] D
The word "Jedi" is derived from the Japanese words "Jidai Geki," which translate as "period adventur [...] D
The weapons the stormtroopers used were essentially the Sterling L2A3 9mm SMG (sub-machine gun), a m [...] D
When Luke, Uncle Owen, and Aunt Beru are eating, they are using a white set of glasses and pitcher. [...] D
Before the film was released in the UK, it was described as a new science fiction film featuring Ale [...] D
Renowned film commentator Mark Cousins outlines the basic plot of 'Star Wars' in his 'The Story of F [...] D
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In some Latin American Spanish subtitled releases, R2-D2's name appears subtitled as "Arturito" or " [...] D
An early rough cut of the film had the rebel ships attack on the Death Star replaced with scenes fro [...] D
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In Italy, R2-D2 was renamed C1-P8, while Darth Vader became Lord Fener, the reason being that "Vader [...] D
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16mm anamorphic prints were made of this movie, which featured an especially wide aspect ratio of 2. [...] D
David Prowse's Darth Vader mask had to be padded with foam because it was much too large to fit over [...] D
George Lucas described Peter Mayhew as "a very gentle giant, very sweet, very easy to get along with [...] D
The sounds of the Tusken Raider attacking Luke were from mules that were used to back-pack equipment [...] D
The scene of Darth Vader's TIE Fighter spinning out of control was added late in the movie at the in [...] D
Originally Darth Vader was to appear only in this film but due to his popularity and the film being [...] D
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When George Lucas originally shot the Cantina, there were not many creatures in it, only what can be [...] D
Terri Nunn of the band Berlin was in the running for the role of Princess Leia and had readings with [...] D
One of the instruments on board the Juno Probe was a Jovian Energetic Particle Detection Instrument, [...] D
In the comic book "Star Wars Tales 15 - Sandstorm" by Dark Horse Comics, ten-year-old Luke runs away [...] D
Audio of Alec Guinness from this movie was excised and edited for use in Star Wars - Il risveglio de [...] D
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Normally, Twentieth Century Fox released about twenty movies per year, but the long-running success [...] D
The name Chewbacca is from Cobaka, Russian for dog. D
Luke Skywalker was originally written to be a much older character. He was General Luke Skywalker, a [...] D
Ben Burtt was instructed to make an "organic soundtrack" that sounded real and natural, which was di [...] D
George Lucas only had access to two full-sized ships for the giant hangar scene. The crew had to kee [...] D
While Carrie Fisher disliked her outfit for covering up her womanly curves, a voluptuous, seductive [...] D
All the background voices on the loudspeaker in the hangar were Ben Burtt and a couple of his buddie [...] D
A total of thirty sets consisting of planets, starships, caves, control rooms, cantinas, and the Dea [...] D
The hologram chess game played by Chewbacca and the droids is called Dejarik. According to Star Wars [...] D
The pulsating engine sound of the Star Destroyer is a manipulated recording of a broken air conditio [...] D
There is only one scene in the entire three-episode arc (IV-V-VI) where all eight of the main charac [...] D
George Lucas credited Alec Guinness with inspiring the cast and crew to work harder, saying that Gui [...] D
The actors found George Lucas to be very uncommunicative towards them, with his only directions gene [...] D
Upon receiving the script prior to her audition, Carrie Fisher read it aloud with her friend, actor [...] D
Gilbert Taylor found filming in Elstree Studios highly problematic. The sets John Barry made "were l [...] D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 Greatest American Movies. D
Mark Hamill is a master impressionist; he was even before he was established as an actor. His impres [...] D
Alec Guinness was one of the few cast members who believed that the film would be successful; he neg [...] D
The sound of Vader's Force-choke in the conference room was achieved by putting a bunch of walnut sh [...] D
Mel Blanc auditioned for the voice of C-3PO. D
The second movie to gross more than $100 million at the U.S. box-office. The first was Lo squalo (19 [...] D
Of all of the movies in which Luke Skywalker appears as an adult, this is the only one in which his [...] D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Visual Effects. D
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While Mark Hamill was reading through the tracks of the soundtrack, he was slightly disappointed tha [...] D
Peter Mayhew worked as an orderly in a Yorkshire hospital prior to being cast in the movie. He won h [...] D
George Lucas asked costume designer John Mollo to create simple, non-descript costumes without any b [...] D
A fierce sandstorm destroyed several of the Tatooine sets in the desert outside Tozeur, Tunisia. Fil [...] D
Due to Darth Vader's backstory being expanded in the rest of the original trilogy, the prequels and [...] D
At the time the film was made, the idea of a planet with two suns, like Tatooine, was pure fantasy. [...] D
Luke's nickname at the beginning, when he's hanging out with Biggs Darklighter and their friends in [...] D
Sir Alec Guinness and Peter Cushing appeared in productions of Hamlet. One of Guinness' first roles, [...] D
Lucasfilm hired Charles Lippincott as marketing director for this movie. As Twentieth Century Fox ga [...] D
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X-Wings squadron # are indicated by number of stripes on the wings ... Red 3 has 3 stripes, Red 5 ha [...] D
The first theatrical movie to be screened in Dolby Stereo. Previously, movies like The Rocky Horror [...] D
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Obi-Wan never says, "May the Force be with you". He always says a close variation of the line. The l [...] D
In the original rough cut of the movie, Obi-Wan went off to power down the Death Star's tractor beam [...] D
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George Lucas and the production team apparently had a series of running battles with the studio clea [...] D
Mark Hamill begged George Lucas to remove one line from the film, which was an exchange between Han [...] D
Mark Hamill stated the blue milk was long-life shelf milk with "additives they put blue food colouri [...] D
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George Lucas pitched the movie to Universal Pictures, United Artists, and Disney. They all passed on [...] D
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This movie was originally scheduled for a Christmas 1976 release. It was pushed back five months for [...] D
The soundtrack was mixed three different times for release. The first was a two-channel Dolby mix. T [...] D
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George Lucas was so sure this movie would flop that instead of attending the premiere, he went on va [...] D
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Eve Plumb auditioned for the role of Princess Leia Organa. D
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In 2010, George Lucas sent Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, the executive producers of Lost (2004), [...] D
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The movie opened in May 1977, and by November had dethroned Lo squalo (1975) as the all-time domesti [...] D
David Prowse, the actor in the Darth Vader suit, was still disgruntled more than twenty years after [...] D
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Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of the top 100 Most Heart-Pounding American M [...] D
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The Chewbacca suit retained a bad smell for the duration of filming after the trash compactor scene. D
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First of eighteen consecutive movies with Dolby-encoded soundtracks to win Academy Awards for Best A [...] D
This movie was initially rated for adult audiences in Germany. This was largely due to depictions an [...] D
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James Earl Jones and David Prowse, who play the voice and body of Darth Vader respectively, never me [...] D
George Lucas' original choice for cinematographer was Geoffrey Unsworth, but Unsworth was committed [...] D
The cantina creature, later to be known as "Dice Ibegon", was really nothing more than a hand puppet [...] D
The John Williams Academy Award-winning score was in part a take off on the 1932 jazz song, "My Woma [...] D
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Mark Hamill held his breath for so long during the trash compactor scene that he broke a blood vesse [...] D
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Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz, old film school friends of George Lucas, did uncredited re-writes on [...] D
According to Mark Hamill, because of a record heatwave in England during filming, most of the pilots [...] D
It's well known that Star Wars was inspired by the films of Akira Kurosawa, in particular The Hidden [...] D
William Hootkins, who played Jek Porkins (Red Six), was concerned about his close proximity to a cer [...] D
The second most attended movie of all time in North America, having sold an estimated 178 million ti [...] D
George Lucas has the helmet of a Stormtrooper and an R2-D2 in his office. D
George Lucas revealed about Peter Mayhew's role of Chewbacca, "No matter how hard he tried, he wasn' [...] D
Harrison Ford found the dialogue to be very difficult, later saying, "You can type this shit, but yo [...] D
In the scene in which Leia meets Tarkin, she says her quote "I recognized your foul stench when I wa [...] D
Earlier versions of the script contained the name Montross, which was given to different characters [...] D
Ben Burtt created the sound of Darth Vader's breathing by placing a small microphone in the second s [...] D
Darth Vader's line, "Don't act so surprised your highness" is very often quoted by Mike Johansen wit [...] D
George Lucas's original script encompassed the entire trilogy and ended up being 200 pages long. He [...] D
Body count: 2,002,795,192. That's if you count the populations of Alderaan and the Death Star combin [...] D
The scene where Han says the Millennium Falcon made the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs is said to be a fac [...] D
During production, George Lucas referred to this movie as a "Disney movie", trying to capture the wh [...] D
After the Millennium Falcon is captured by the Death Star, Darth Vader sends a scanning crew aboard [...] D
In a 2016 memoir, Carrie Fisher revealed that over the course of the movie's filming, she had an aff [...] D
Both of the main droid characters were inducted into the Robot Hall of Fame, R2-D2 in 2003 (inaugura [...] D
Han Solo's blaster was manufactured from a Mauser C96 ("Broomhandle") pistol, a late nineteenth cent [...] D
Kenny Baker later confessed that he thought this movie would be a failure. Harrison Ford found it st [...] D
Around 40 years later, by 2019, after various corporate takeovers, The Walt Disney Company would con [...] D
George Lucas planned to score this movie with existing classical music like Stanley Kubrick had done [...] D
Contains a plot device used in Forza 10 da Navarone (1978) by Harrison Ford (here as Han Solo, in th [...] D
Remains one of the fifty highest grossing movies of all time (as of 2010 at #30) without adjusting d [...] D
In the deleted footage from the movie we see Luke and Biggs hanging out with their friends at a cant [...] D
Carrie Fisher spent two days shooting her hologram footage because the first day's footage was shot [...] D
David Prowse was heard doing the voice of Vader in the rough cut of Star Wars, as well as the outtak [...] D
Although the shot was redone for the Special Edition, the building originally seen in the background [...] D
In the novelization of the movie, the book begins with a short prologue, which tells the story of th [...] D
The Jawas filmed on-location in Tunisia were played by Jack Purvis, some local extras, and the daugh [...] D
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There are twenty-eight optical wipes in the original version of the movie. The source for this is th [...] D
George Lucas gave the starfighter the name "TIE" simply because he thought that they looked like bow [...] D
According to sound designer Ben Burtt, the buzzing sound heard when Luke activates the droid calling [...] D
The 1984 CBS broadcast of this movie was introduced by Mark Hamill. D
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Alan Dean Foster ghostwrote a novelization of the movie, based on an early draft of the screenplay, [...] D
When Luke is attacked by a Tusken Raider, the moment where the raider (Peter Diamond) waves his weap [...] D
Kenny Baker has said that often when the cast and crew broke for lunch, they would forget he was in [...] D
While reading for this movie, Mark Hamill found the dialogue to be extremely odd because of its univ [...] D
The movie's line "May the Force be with you" was voted as the #22 of "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines" [...] D
During the scene on the Death Star right after Ben leaves to shut down the tractor beam, Chewbacca b [...] D
In early drafts of the script, R2-D2 could speak standard English, and he had a rather foul vocabula [...] D
The second science fiction movie to be nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award, after Arancia mec [...] D
For the Special Edition, in the Cantina, the close-up shot of the wolfman was removed. He was replac [...] D
The first movie in the franchise to be given the "U" rating in the United Kingdom. L'Impero colpisce [...] D
According to Harrison Ford, during the making of the movie, he and Mark Hamill would usually fool ar [...] D
The original title George Lucas intended on was "The Adventures Of Starkiller Episode 1: The Star Wa [...] D
Alexander Courage orchestrated the score. Courage was best known for scoring another space adventure [...] D
Most of the planets, moons, et cetera seen in the movies were just balls that were painted. However, [...] D
The first movie to make over $300 million domestic box office. It was also the first movie to cross [...] D
Men in Black 3 (2012) was released 35 years to the day (same month & day) as this film. D
Robert Englund auditioned for the role of Luke Skywalker, but was turned down. He then suggested to [...] D
Peter Mayhew and David Prowse are the two tallest out of the entire cast and crew. Mayhew at 7'3" an [...] D
The "TIE" in "TIE Fighter" is an acronym, standing for "Twin Ion Engines." Modelmaker Joe Johnston c [...] D
Luke tells Obi-Wan he won't be coming back to Tatooine. Ironically, Luke does return to Tatooine in [...] D
The rescue of Princess Leia, and Obi-Wan Kenobi's duel with Darth Vader, were originally intended to [...] D
George Lucas gave an interview to Empire magazine once stating that the Zodiac murders captured his [...] D
In 2008, a survey of approximately 2,000 movie fans found the lightsaber to be the most popular weap [...] D
Mark Hamill kept Luke Skywalker's boots. When this film was re-released in theaters in 1997, his son [...] D
From the script stage, George Lucas wanted the movie to open with "Episode IV: A New Hope" in the cr [...] D
When first released in 1977, this movie was simply titled "Star Wars", as it was intended to be a st [...] D
Inspired by pirate films and romantic films of the 1940s, George Lucas was infatuated with the roman [...] D
Han Solo is the only main human character who doesn't appear on the original movie poster of this fi [...] D
Portions of the sound effects for the Millennium Falcon's engines were recorded at an air show at th [...] D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list. D
Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher are of Swedish and Jewish ancestry, respectively. In the prequels, the [...] D
Ranked #2 on the American Film Institute's list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "sci-fi" in Ju [...] D
George Lucas hired Gilbert Taylor as cinematographer, based on his work on Il dottor Stranamore - Ov [...] D
When this movie was re-released in theaters after having become so successful, the Daffy Duck cartoo [...] D
The original crawl was shot with a camera moving over large letters on the floor, and it took three [...] D
Prior to the release of this movie, the greatest profit Twentieth Century Fox had ever made in one y [...] D
George Lucas came up with the name R2-D2 during post-production of American Graffiti (1973). One of [...] D
During the time George Lucas looked at shooting this in the UK, some film studio space at Pinewood S [...] D
Richard LeParmentier (General Motti, who is force-choked by Darth Vader) has stated that he is pleas [...] D
In an earlier version of the script, the Millennium Falcon does not land on the Death Star, but at a [...] D
In its May 30, 1977 issue, Time Magazine voted this movie "The Year's Best Movie". The franchise wou [...] D
Various behind the scenes documentaries of the shoot at Elstree Studios, before the final Audio Post [...] D
Meco's Disco version of the theme song is the biggest selling instrumental single of all time. D
Although not identified in the movie, the rebel officer strangled by Darth Vader is supposed to be C [...] D
Angus MacInnes (Gold Leader) found his part very frustrating to play. Before filming his cockpit sce [...] D
During the Battle of Yavin, David Prowse's eyes can be seen through the Darth Vader mask. Although u [...] D
Sir Alec Guinness wore a toupee for all of his scenes as Obi-Wan Kenobi. D
The scene between Luke and Obi-Wan in Obi-Wan's house was originally written and edited to have the [...] D
The only film where Leia interacts with Vader. While they do share scenes in L'Impero colpisce ancor [...] D
Harrison Ford was paid $1,000 a week for his role. D
The name "Luke" derives from the Greek word for "light", which fits into the movie's allegorical the [...] D
When the Stormtroopers enter the room where C-3PO and R2-D2 are hiding, one of the actors accidental [...] D
David Prowse was offered the role of Chewbacca, but opted to play Darth Vader believing that movie a [...] D
Robert Clarke: The white-mustached Admiral in the Death Star conference room was later given the nam [...] D
The accounts on how Alec Guinness regarded the movie and his work on it vary greatly. He frequently [...] D
The shoot-out between Han Solo and Greedo inside the Cantina was the subject for a lot of controvers [...] D
A number of B-grade sci-fi movies were released within a year of Star Wars, hoping to cash in on the [...] D
While a guest on the National Public Radio quiz show "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" in 2009, Carrie Fishe [...] D
During a holiday break for Christmas in 1976, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher spent a few days in New [...] D
Peter Cushing completed his role in a matter of a few days (May 8-12). Shooting lasted from March to [...] D
In order to illustrate the look he wanted for the Mos Eisley scenes, George Lucas screened for his c [...] D
George Lucas called Mark Hamill "kid" onscreen and off. D
Peter Cushing found the boots that came with his costume extremely uncomfortable to wear because the [...] D
Han Solo's line "Watch your mouth, kid, or you're gonna find yourself floating home!" is in the song [...] D
Mark Hamill revealed the line about his character going to Tosche Station, he stated: "You know, I g [...] D
After Luke (Mark Hamill) disembarks from his X-Wing after the destruction of the Death Star, is was [...] D
According to Roger Christian, the Millennium Falcon set was the most difficult item to build. Christ [...] D
Some fans took offense to the fact that Chewbacca did not receive a medal in the closing scene. MTV [...] D
All of the dialogue by Shelagh Fraser (Aunt Beru) was dubbed. D
George Lucas explains that Han Solo says he made the Kessel Run in units of parsecs (which is distan [...] D
Over 60% of this movie was shot with a film stock that was so prone to fading, it was discontinued i [...] D
On the first day of filming in the deserts of Tunisia, the country experienced its first major rains [...] D
George Lucas: [1138] On the Death Star, when Han, Chewbacca, and Luke arrive at the detention cell w [...] D
Joe Maddalena of Profiles in History acquired the Panavision camera that filmed this movie from Carr [...] D
Prior to the release, George Lucas showed an early rough cut to a group of his movie director friend [...] D
The Millennium Falcon was originally modelled after a hamburger with an olive next to it. Because th [...] D
The first movie to be dubbed into Navajo. Joseph Campbell, whose writings on mythology inspired Geor [...] D
George Lucas enjoyed the Twentieth Century Fox fanfare so much that he insisted for it to be used on [...] D
The briefing of the pilots and the final dogfights at the Death Star were inspired by many World War [...] D
An early version featured a cast made entirely of robots. D
Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher were all taken aback by George Lucas' decided lack of [...] D
Ironically, given later revelations, it is Han Solo who repeatedly refers to Princess Leia as "siste [...] D
Twentieth Century Fox was so sure this movie was going to be a disaster that they almost sold off th [...] D
Not only do Leia and Obi-Wan not meet in this movie, they do not meet at any point in the original t [...] D
In 1998, this movie was ranked #15 on AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies. In 2007, it moved up two places [...] D
Even though George Lucas shot some of the famously deleted scenes of Luke (Mark Hammil) and his frie [...] D
Darth Vader tells the Imperial council to not get too overconfident in the Death Star, stating "the [...] D
Wuher, the bartender from the Mos Eisley cantina, has a strong aversion to droids (which is hinted i [...] D
Luke went through several changes. George Lucas toyed with the idea of changing him into a woman, af [...] D
If you look closely you can see Darth Vader's eyes (even though you're not supposed to) in a couple [...] D
The following characters "have a bad feeling about this": Obi-Wan (Star Wars: Episodio I - La minacc [...] D
Ironically, Disney took a pass when George Lucas presented an early treatment for this movie to them [...] D
Two different basic designs were created for the Millennium Falcon. The rejected one became the Rebe [...] D
According to Star Wars: Rebels (2014), the Y-Wings used by Gold squadron were acquired by the resist [...] D
The krayt dragon skeleton C-3PO walks past while in the Tatooine desert was actually that of a Diplo [...] D
In the 2007 book "Death Star" by Michael Reaves and Steve Perry, which is now in the non-canon Star [...] D
The term "Moff", used to describe some Imperial characters (such as Tarkin) is used to mean a Region [...] D
Harrison Ford didn't learn his lines for the intercom conversation in the cell block so that it woul [...] D
Due to strict British working conditions adhered to on-set at Elstree Studios, filming had to finish [...] D
Princess Leia and Obi-Wan Kenobi never actually meet in this movie. The closest they get to meeting [...] D
This, Star Wars: Episodio III - La vendetta dei Sith (2005) and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) [...] D
When C-3PO has an oil bath, Luke is seen playing with a model of an aircraft. It's a model of a T-16 [...] D
Darth Vader has only twelve minutes of screentime in this movie. D
The main airlock door on the Tantive IV was actually the same prop (painted white) as the trash comp [...] D
Unlike Sir Alec Guinness, who grew to regret appearing in this movie despite it revitalizing his car [...] D
George Lucas cited the Legend of King Arthur as one of his inspirations behind Star Wars. D
The Star Wars films were never released in China until 30 years later. Because of this, every Star W [...] D
At the time of his casting for the movie, Mark Hamill was under contract to co-star on La famiglia B [...] D
R2-D2's vocal patterns largely contain sound designer Ben Burtt's own voice. In trying to create the [...] D
This movie came fourth in the U.K.'s Ultimate Film list, in which movies were placed in order of how [...] D
Mules were used as the main basis for the sound that the Tusken Raiders make. D
Released two days before the opening of Space Mountain at Disneyland Park in California. D
As an executive at Twentieth Century Fox, Gareth Wigan saw an early screening of the movie. When he [...] D
When Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi meet on the Death Star, the former says when he left he was the [...] D
Sandra Peabody auditioned for the role of Princess Leia. D
There was a diecast toy made of the Imperial Star Cruiser that was advertised in EERIE Magazine. Thi [...] D
When Luke is targeting the exhaust port, because of editing, the targeting computer seems to be head [...] D
Within three weeks of release, Twentieth Century Fox's stock price doubled to a record high. D
The filming of the special effects sequences at Industrial Light & Magic's studio was interrupted at [...] D
Peter Cushing commenting on his role: "I've often wondered what a 'Grand Moff' was. It sounds like s [...] D
This movie and Il ritorno dello Jedi (1983) bookend the opening and closing of both movies. They bot [...] D
The 2019 release of this film contains minor but noticeable changes, such as adding alternate footag [...] D
The Bantha, seen being mounted by Tusken Raiders after they spot Luke Skywalker's speeder, was actua [...] D
According to Star Wars canon, Tatooine's twin suns heat the planet so much that only the polar regio [...] D
George Lucas specifically picked Twentieth Century Fox because they had made the "Planet of the Apes [...] D
The shots of a three-legged R2-D2 were achieved with a remote control rig. When R2 is standing up st [...] D
Perhaps Declan Mulholland's most famous role will be one that never was. Declan was the original Jab [...] D
Alan Ladd Jr. was very anxious when he attended the premiere in Japan, only to be met by total silen [...] D
To make the lightsaber sound, Ben Burtt mixed the humming of an old 35mm projector at the university [...] D
When Carrie Fisher first got the script, she read it with her friend Miguel Ferrer, and they both sa [...] D
Although their respective characters obviously despise each other, Carrie Fisher found Peter Cushing [...] D
According to Mark Hamill, studio executives were unhappy that Chewbacca has no clothes and attempted [...] D
The reason the scene transitions using a wipe upwards when Obi-Wan and Luke carry C-3PO to repair hi [...] D
Adjusted for inflation (2016), this movie had a budget of almost $44 million. To put that in perspec [...] D
The full name Chewbacca is only said once in this movie. Every other time, he is called just "Chewie [...] D
Alan Ladd, Jr. offered George Lucas some of the only support from the studio. He dealt with scrutiny [...] D
The background sound effects in Obi-Wan's house near the 33:00 mark are the same as used as computer [...] D
When the blasters are cocked, they have a clicking/clunking sound. This is a recording of a parking [...] D
Originally, Anthony Daniels was not meant to be the final voice of C-3PO. However, his voice was rec [...] D
Harrison Ford was originally not allowed to audition, as he had starred in American Graffiti (1973), [...] D
When Obi-Wan Kenobi is turning off the tractor beam, the set Sir Alec Guinness was on was only six f [...] D
The first draft was twice as long as the finished movie, and contained a lot of elements that were r [...] D
The day before he began filming as C-3PO, Anthony Daniels tried on his costume for the first time. W [...] D
This is the only Star Wars movie where Darth Vader's signature theme "The Imperial March" is not pla [...] D
Before it became the Tantive IV, the model used for Princess Leia's diplomatic cruiser had originall [...] D
Though the novelization of the movie is credited to George Lucas, who wrote and directed the movie, [...] D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd. D
Anthony Daniels' C-3PO suit was so noisy and clanking on the set that not only was Daniels' live-rec [...] D
In earlier versions of the script, the line "There will be no escape for the Princess this time" was [...] D
The only film in the series where a character refers to the droids as "robots". D
George Lucas originally wanted Orson Welles to do Darth Vader's voice, but decided against it, feeli [...] D
(At around 54 minutes) As Luke, Han, Chewbacca, and Obi-Wan are walking into Docking Bay 94, a cube [...] D
The American Film Institute listed Darth Vader as the third greatest movie villain in cinema history [...] D
The humorous moment when Chewbacca frightens a skittish mouse droid was thought up on-set and not sc [...] D
The line "May the Force be with you" is ranked #8 on AFI's 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes. D
Production was so laden with problems that George Lucas worked himself into poor health. At one poin [...] D
The climax was dramatically altered in post-production. The way it was originally written and edited [...] D
The first Star Wars merchandise Mark Hamill ever saw was the comic book by Marvel, which was release [...] D
The chess scene on the Millennium Falcon was done using stop-motion creatures. The crew considered d [...] D
Twentieth Century Fox green-lit the movie, despite marketing surveys indicating little or no interes [...] D
William Katt auditioned for the role of Luke Skywalker. Instead he was cast for Tommy Ross, the male [...] D
When the new Galaxy's Edge attraction at the Disneyland park in Southern California officially opene [...] D
WILHELM SCREAM: The film revived and re-popularized the "Wilhelm Scream" sound effect, first used in [...] D
The name "Stormtroopers" originated in Germany, and used to describe the Canadian expeditionary forc [...] D
The back of the X-wing has a decidedly unfinished look. It is made to look very much like an early 1 [...] D
Terri Nunn (lead singer of the band Berlin) auditioned for the part of Princess Leia Organa. Several [...] D
George Lucas had not originally intended to have Anthony Daniels for the voice of C-3PO. He only cha [...] D
Darth Vader, though it seems he's the movie's antagonist, only has a screentime of twelve minutes. D
In the original draft, Luke made a failed Death Star Trench bombing attempt before making his shot t [...] D
Alec Guinness didn't like being fawned over and he instructed the cast and crew to never address him [...] D
George Lucas waived the normal writer and director fee, and asked for a mere $175,000 plus 40% of th [...] D
After the initial release of "Episode IV: A New Hope", Lucas thought it was about "25%" of what he h [...] D
The targeting grid used for the Millennium Falcon's cannon is based on a paperweight George Lucas sa [...] D
The only film of the original trilogy in which Luke doesn't have a lightsaber duel with anyone. D
Carrie Fisher's breasts were taped down with Gaffer's tape, as her costume did not permit any linger [...] D
At one point in the scripting process, the Force was a large crystal or galactic holy grail called t [...] D
Darth Vader's Theme (The Imperial March) does not appear in the original release of this film at all [...] D
The opening "crawl" was an optical effect used by Cecil B. DeMille in two of his films produced fort [...] D
Included among "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die," edited by Steven Schneider. D
Mark Hamill revealed that, while filming the first scene of Luke, Han and Leia after their escape fr [...] D
Jodie Foster said that she was being considered for the role of Princess Leia, but she was already w [...] D
Some unused footage shot for the movie was used in The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978). D
The original editor for this movie was John Jympson. Richard Chew was Lucas' first choice of the edi [...] D
The only movie, out of the first six, when one of the characters refers to the droids as "robots" on [...] D
When Luke watches the twin suns set before discovering R2-D2 escaped the farm is obviously closer to [...] D
Darth Vader was given a prototype TIE fighter for the practical reason that otherwise the audience w [...] D
In 2017, Mark Hamill admitted that he and Carrie Fisher were attracted to each other, and often made [...] D
The final thing Obi-Wan sees before deciding to sacrifice himself is Luke and Leia reunited after 19 [...] D
Several scenes were filmed of Luke with his friends on Tatooine, in an effort to introduce the main [...] D
Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca) kept his job as an orderly in the hospital through the first three movies, [...] D
Stunt doubles were not used for the scene where Luke and Leia swing to safety. Carrie Fisher and Mar [...] D
George Lucas originally prepared a fourteen-page story treatment for his space opera. The major stud [...] D
When Harrison Ford visited a record store to buy an album after the movie's release, enthusiastic fa [...] D
The 2003 book, "Alec Guinness: The Authorised Biography", reprints several letters that Guinness wro [...] D
A great deal of the movie's visual effects were shot by vintage 1950s VistaVision cameras, because t [...] D
George Lucas' decision to accept a lower salary on the movie in exchange for full merchandising righ [...] D
After the release of the first movie, Kermit Eller and Duwayne Dunham made several public appearance [...] D
A lot of Star Wars fans have either joked or theorized that the Sand People attacking Luke was reven [...] D
The origin of R2-D2 can be found in the "drones" Huey, Dewey, and Louie from 2002: la seconda odisse [...] D
Obi-Wan's duels with Darth Vader in Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022) explain why he didn't look fazed when they [...] D
This movie, by following the franchise in chronological order, marks the second time C-3PO stays wit [...] D
When writing the script, George Lucas had terrible trouble remembering how to spell all the odd name [...] D
Twentieth Century Fox didn't like the title "Star Wars" and wanted to rename the movie. In a 2013 "N [...] D
The name Wookiee came about as a result of an accident. When San Francisco D.J. Terence McGovern was [...] D
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016), which is a prequel to this movie, details how the Rebel Allianc [...] D
The "lost" beginning of this movie had Luke (after having witnessed the battle over Tatooine with hi [...] D
George Lucas wanted TIE Fighters to move by very fast in the Death Star escape sequence. His crew th [...] D
Because the script gave little direction on R2-D2's voice (often just saying "R2 responded" or "R2 b [...] D
Karen Allen, Nancy Allen, Christine Baranski, Kim Basinger, Bonnie Bedelia, Glenn Close, Geena Davis [...] D
Due to the limited budget, the American cast members and crew (including George Lucas) all decided t [...] D
As was common practice at the time, this film opened in major cities with exclusive 70mm showing at [...] D
Luke, Han, Leia, and Chewbacca are trapped in trash compactor number 326-3827. This was Mark Hamill' [...] D
George Lucas originally wanted a budget of $13m, but the studio insisted he keep it under $10m. Afte [...] D
Kenner Toys signed on for merchandising shortly before this movie opened, prepared to produce a mode [...] D
Among the first promotional licenses granted was to Marvel Comics, who published a Star Wars comic b [...] D
Along with Beru Lars and Mon Mothma, Princess Leia is only one of three female characters to star in [...] D
Princess Leia's consular ship and Darth Vader's Imperial Star Destroyer are not actually referred to [...] D
The first sequel to Star Wars was not L'Impero colpisce ancora (1980); technically it was The Star W [...] D
Perry King screentested for the role of Han Solo. Though he lost the part to Harrison Ford for the m [...] D
This movie inspired James Cameron and Dave Campfield to be filmmakers. D
The moon Yavin IV, which acted as the rebel base in this movie, was filmed in the Mayan temples at T [...] D
In the Blockade Runner scenes at the beginning, with the shoot-out in the white hallways, only a sin [...] D
Most of the stormtroopers are left-handed. That is because of how the weapons are constructed. Their [...] D
Garrick Hagon, William Hootkins, and Shane Rimmer played U.S. soldiers in Ultimi bagliori di un crep [...] D
While the shot where the escape pod leaves Leia's ship was the first ever completed by Industrial Li [...] D
George Lucas based the character of Han Solo on his friend Francis Ford Coppola. D
In the interview clips in the When Star Wars Ruled the World (2004) special, Mark Hamill explained t [...] D
When George Lucas screened the movie for Twentieth Century Fox executives, the reaction was surprisi [...] D

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Han Solo: Hokey religions and ancient weapons are [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: Your friend is quite a merce [...] D
Uncle Owen: Luke! Take these two over to the garag [...] D
[as the garbage compactor closes in] Han Solo: On [...] D
C-3PO: We seem to be made to suffer. It's our lot [...] D
Red Leader: All wings report in. Red 10: Red Ten [...] D
Han Solo: Stay sharp. There's two more coming in. [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: Your eyes can deceive you; don [...] D
Luke Skywalker: [the red R2 unit blows its top] Un [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: [to R2-D2] Hello there. [R2 b [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: [as Luke wakes up after being [...] D
Obi-Wan: I felt a great disturbance in the Force, [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: It's not over yet. Han Solo [...] D
Commander #1: We've analyzed their attack, sir, an [...] D
[a group of Stormtroopers are chasing Han Solo and [...] D
[X-wings are approaching Death Star] Wedge Antill [...] D
C-3PO: [seeing a metalic transport craft shining i [...] D
Grand Moff Tarkin: Are they away? Darth Vader: Th [...] D
C-3PO: Just you reconsider playing that message fo [...] D
Darth Vader: This will be a day long remembered. I [...] D
[a group of Stormtroopers have found the escape po [...] D
Luke Skywalker: [griping about Tatooine] If there' [...] D
Darth Vader: [zeroing in on Luke's fighter] I have [...] D
Wuher: Hey! We don't serve their kind here. Luke [...] D
Han Solo: Hokey religions and ancient weapons are [...] D
Luke Skywalker: [32:37] No, my father didn't fight [...] D
General Tagge: [37:45] And what of the Rebellion? [...] D
Greedo: [pointing a blaster at Han] [Huttese] Gr [...] D
Gold Leader: Red Leader, this is Gold Leader. D
Obi-Wan: You must do what you feel is right, of co [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: Use the Force, Luke. D
Princess Leia Organa: No! Alderaan is peaceful! We [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: [as the ships approach] Here [...] D
[approaching the Death Star] Luke Skywalker: I ha [...] D
[R2-D2 and Chewbacca are playing the holographic g [...] D
[Luke is practicing lightsaber drills against a re [...] D
C-3PO: [to R2-D2] "What message"? The one you've j [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: I have something here for you. [...] D
Luke Skywalker: So. You got your reward and you're [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: In my experience, there's no s [...] D
[Darth Vader enters Princess Leia's cell, followed [...] D
Han Solo: Where did you dig up that old fossil? L [...] D
C-3PO: I've just about had enough of you. Go that [...] D
[C-3PO is tangled up in wires after a run-in with [...] D
[Two stormtroopers are posted near the tractor bea [...] D
Darth Vader: He is here. Grand Moff Tarkin: Obi-W [...] D
C-3PO: I would much rather have gone with Master L [...] D
[repeated line] Princess Leia: Help me, Obi-Wan K [...] D
Luke Skywalker: Come on. Why don't you take a look [...] D
Han Solo: Look, Your Worshipfulness, let's get one [...] D
C-3PO: That malfunctioning little twirp, this is a [...] D
Gold Two: [the Y-wings are running the gauntlet to [...] D
[last lines] C-3PO: You must repair him! Sir, if [...] D
Luke Skywalker: She's rich. Han Solo: [interested [...] D
[repeated line] C-3PO: We're doomed. D
Luke Skywalker: What are you doing hiding back the [...] D
Darth Vader: I sense something; a presence I've no [...] D
Han Solo: Can't get out that way. Princess Leia O [...] D
[Princess Leia gets her first look at the Millenni [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: I don't know who you are or [...] D
[Ponda Baba gives Luke a rough shove and starts ye [...] D
Grand Moff Tarkin: The Imperial Senate will no lon [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: Aren't you a little short fo [...] D
Stormtrooper: Let me see your identification. Ben [...] D
Darth Vader: [addressing the Tantive IV's captain, [...] D
Han Solo: You're all clear, kid. Now let's blow th [...] D
Luke Skywalker: You know, I think that R2 unit we [...] D
C-3PO: We've stopped. Wake up! Wake up! [R2D2 bee [...] D
[Luke, Obi-Wan, and the droids find the Sandcrawle [...] D
Darth Vader: Let him go. Stay on the leader. D
Han Solo: Not a bad bit of rescuing, huh? You know [...] D
Han Solo: What kept you? Princess Leia: We, uh, r [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: They let us go. It was the o [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: For over a thousand generation [...] D
Luke Skywalker: I don't understand how we got by t [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: There was nothing you could ha [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: That's no moon. It's a space s [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: This is some rescue! You cam [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: [07:38] Darth Vader. Only yo [...] D
C-3PO: Now don't you forget this! Why I should sti [...] D
Luke Skywalker: There's something alive in here. [...] D
Red Six: I got a problem here. My converter's runn [...] D
[Vader has reached the hangar bay where his person [...] D
Luke Skywalker: Hey Biggs, I told you I'd make it [...] D
[Han Solo arrives at Docking Bay 94 and sees a fam [...] D
Han Solo: Great shot, kid, that was one in a milli [...] D
General Tagge: And until this battle station is fu [...] D
Uncle Owen: I suppose you're programmed for etique [...] D
C-3PO: Where could they be? [R2 beeps at him] C- [...] D
Luke Skywalker: Threepio! Where can he be? D
Princess Leia Organa: [to Han] I knew there was mo [...] D
C-3PO: [translating for R2] He says he's found the [...] D
Darth Vader: [as Obi-Wan finds him and ignites lig [...] D
Grand Moff Tarkin: This bickering is pointless! D
[Luke and Leia are about to swing over the hole - [...] D
Luke Skywalker: Boy, am I gonna get it. You know, [...] D
[Han, Luke, Leia and Chewie land in the trash comp [...] D
Han Solo: [after Leia blasts a vent] What the hell [...] D
Grand Moff Tarkin: Perhaps she would respond to an [...] D
Han Solo: Get in there, you big furry oaf! I don't [...] D
[Attack warning alarms are sounding throughout the [...] D
Princess Leia: Someone has to save our skins. Into [...] D
[Luke blows up his first TIE fighter] Luke Skywal [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: Looks like you've managed to [...] D
[the Millennium Falcon emerges from hyperspace] H [...] D
General Willard: You're safe. When we heard about [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: The Force will be with you, al [...] D
C-3PO: There'll be no escape for the princess this [...] D
Darth Vader: The Force is strong with this one. D
Imperial Officer: [seeing Luke and Han disguised a [...] D
Greedo: [In Huttese; subtitled] Going somewhere, S [...] D
C-3PO: R2D2 where are you? D
Death Star Gunner: Commence primary ignition. D
Stormtrooper: Stop that ship! Get them! D
C-3PO: Is there anything I can do? Luke Skywalker [...] D
Luke Skywalker: I'm Luke Skywalker. I'm here to re [...] D
Luke Skywalker: [about Princess Leia] They're gonn [...] D
Aunt Beru: Where are you going? Luke: Looks like [...] D
C-3PO: Don't call me a mindless philosopher, you o [...] D
Luke Skywalker: You know, I did feel something. I [...] D
Luke Skywalker: Boy, it's lucky you have these com [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: Governor Tarkin! I should ha [...] D
Luke Skywalker: [to C3PO] All right, come on. And [...] D
[first title cards] Title card/crawl: A long time [...] D
Han Solo: Wonderful girl. Either I'm going to kill [...] D
Luke Skywalker: I'm not such a bad pilot myself. D
C-3PO: And I am C-3PO, human-cyborg relations. And [...] D
Han Solo: Well, you can forget your troubles with [...] D
C-3PO: Master Luke, sir. Pardon me for asking, but [...] D
Princess Leia Organa: General Kenobi. Years ago yo [...] D
Darth Vader: Engage in attack formation. D
Luke Skywalker: You know, between his growling and [...] D
Luke Skywalker: [on first seeing the Millennium Fa [...] D
Officer Cass: Our scout ships have reached Dantooi [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: Mos Eisley spaceport: You will [...] D
Han Solo: This is *not* gonna work. Luke Skywalke [...] D
Han Solo: Jabba, you're a wonderful human being. D
Luke Skywalker: How did my father die? Ben Obi-Wa [...] D
[Han is chasing some Stormtroopers] Princess Leia [...] D
Han Solo: Sure hope the old man got that tractor b [...] D
[first lines] C-3PO: Did you hear that? They shut [...] D
[repeated line] C-3PO: [to R2-D2] This is all you [...] D
General Dodonna: The battle station is heavily shi [...] D
Han Solo: Han Solo. I'm captain of the Millennium [...] D
General Tagge: And until this battle station is fu [...] D
Uncle Owen: Have you seen Luke this morning? Aunt [...] D
[Han answers the intercom after comandeering an at [...] D
Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi: The Force is what gives a Jedi [...] D

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