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• George Lucas was the genius behind “Star Wars.” His success with “American Graffiti” in 1973 earned him the backing of 20th Century Fox, which put up the money to turn out the first Star Wars film. The movie was four years in the making, with scenes being shot in Tunisia, Death Valley, California, and on sound stages in England. It was released in May of 1977, initially showing up in only 42 theaters across the U.S. It earned $3 million in its first week and had grossed $100 million by the end of the summer. • The film, initially entitled simply “Star Wars,” eventually spawned a trilogy of trilogies released at intervals over the next 42 years. Afterwards, the original film was renamed “Star Wars: A New Hope.” • The famous floating text that opens the movie “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” was filmed by placing 2-foot-wide die cut yellow letters over a 6-foot-long black paper background with a camera making a slow pass over the top of them to mimic the crawl. The entire process took three hours. • Darth Vader only appears for 12 minutes of screen time but is one of the most instantly recognizable villains of all time. (cont.)
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• Darth Vader was played by four men. The on -screen body of Vader was bodybuilder David Prowse; the stunt double was professional fencer Bob Anderson; the voice was James Earl Jones; and the de-helmeted face of Vader in “Return of The Jedi” was Sebastian Shaw. • David Prowse’s Bristol accent was inappropriate for a master villain. George Lucas wanted Orson Welles as the voice of Darth Vader, but dropped the idea because he www.tidbitsmov.com thought Welles’ voice was too recognizable. • They initially wanted a well-known movie star like Laurence Olivier or John Gielgud to be the face that is revealed behind the mask, but later thought it’d be better if Vader turned out to be a nondescript person. Stage actor Sebastian Shaw was not a widely known face. • David Prowse turned down the role of Chewbacca. When given the choice between portraying the two characters, Prowse said, “I turned down the role of Chewbacca at once. I know that people remember villains longer than heroes. At the time I didn’t know I’d be wearing a mask, and throughout production I thought Vader’s voice would be mine.” • James Earl Jones was so sure the film would be a flop that he refused to allow his name to be published on the original credits. • A big hint that Darth Vader is Luke’s father comes from the fact that the Dutch word for “father” is “vader.” • The original Chewbacca costume was made using real yak and rabbit hair, hand knitted into a base of mohair from Angora goats. It was very hot, so when a new costume was created for “Revenge of the Sith,” a watercooling system was included. This costume was only used for one day of shooting. • Peter Mayhew was chosen to play Chewbacca because of his tremendous height: He was 7 feet 3 inches tall. Mayhew was working as an orderly at a hospital when he was TOWN & COUNTRY cast. (cont.)
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• Although Chewbacca was more animal than human, the studio execs weren't happy about the fact the Wookiee was essentially naked. Sketches were submitted depicting the Wookiee wearing lederhosen, culottes, and baggy shorts. The plan was scrapped. • Yoda was originally supposed to be portrayed by a real monkey wearing a mask. Fortunately, a monkey expert who had worked with apes for the movie “2001: A Space Odyssey” pointed out, “Look, the monkey’s just going to pull off the mask over and over again. It’s never going to work.” Instead, George Lucas approached Muppet master Jim Henson, who was busy with other projects. Henson suggested Frank Oz for the job. Oz, who had previously provided the voice of Miss Piggy, accepted the challenge. The puppet was so lifelike, in fact, that director Irvin Kershner often gave it directions instead of puppeteer Frank Oz. After the release of “The Empire Strikes Back,” George Lucas lobbied for Oz to get an Oscar nomination for his performance, but he was ultimately disqualified for consideration when it was ruled that puppeteers aren’t actors. • The film won a special-achievement Academy Award for accomplishments in sound, and it revolutionized the motion picture industry with its advancements in special effects. Some of the most famous sound effects include: • Darth Vader’s heavy breathing was created with a scuba tank. • The humming of a light saber is actually a mixture of the noises from an old tube TV and a film projector. • The pew-pew-pew of a blaster was achieved by banging on a long steel cable. • The sound of the TIE fighters was a combination of an elephant call with a car driving on wet tarmac. (cont.)
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• Peter Cushing, who portrayed Grand Moff Tarkin, was given a pair of costume boots that were too tight and painful to wear. Since other boots weren’t available, the problem was solved by filming Cushing only from the waist up while he wore bedroom slippers. • Named by some as the most expensive puppet in the world, the $500,000 Jabba the Hutt model required seven people to bring to life. • In the first draft of the script, Luke Skywalker was called Luke Starkiller. • Carrie Fisher (5’1”) often had to stand on a box while filming with Harrison Ford (6’1”) so she was caught in the shot. • John Williams composed the score, and to this day it remains the highest-grossing nonpopular music recording of all time. • The final victory song sung by the Ewoks at the end of “Jedi” was written by Joseph Williams, lead singer of Toto (“Africa”) and son of John Williams. • The phrase, “I have a bad feeling about this,” initially spoken by Princess Leia in the trash compactor, is spoken in every Star Wars movie. • To create the visual effect of Luke Skywalker using the Force to grab his lightsaber, Mark Hamill was asked to throw it across the set, and then the film was reversed. • As a joke, R2D2 appears in a “Star Trek” movie, drifting by the starship Enterprise in a debris field. • AT-AT actually stands for All Terrain Armored Transport. • The Ewoks were named after a Native American tribe, the Miwok, indigenous to the Redwood forest that served as Endor in “Return of the Jedi.” • The budget for “Star Wars” was $13 million in 1977. The budget for the “The Last Jedi” was $250 million in 2017.
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