I grew up on this documentary which I had recorded from PBS television on VHS... its influence cannot be overestimated. You're doing the lord's good work by preserving this new presentation in HD. Incredible efforts, Sir... Incredible!
Thanks a lot for doing this....honestly, you're sort of heroic for taking a classic documentary, practically lost to time, and increasing it's cinematic viewability to more reflect today's HD potential. For real, thanks again....
I grew up having this on VHS. Pretty sure I watched it so many times that the tape disintegrated. Thank you for your efforts for uploading this and enhancing it. Re-watching for the first time in many years, I still find myself learning something new from it.
Man, when I was a kid I just ate this kind of thing up! I would intensely watch any kind of 'behind the scenes' making of docs or shows about my favorite movies. Filmmaking in the 70s & 80s was just as exciting to see behind the camera as it was on the screen.
You know, when I was a kid, I ran my VHS tapes of the trilogy itself dry. Each movie had an ad for this documentary beforehand, but we didn't have that tape, so I never got to see it. Thank you for your efforts, Ben Phillips! Now I can finally watch this!
Yes, Ben Phillips!!! I totally forgotten about this great documentary. I had it once on VHS and knew every word from it. Thanks for posting it. It's my birthday on top of all that. So thank you very much.
I wore my original copy of this - on Betamax, recorded from the TV one Christmas- out completely. It's so good to see it again, and what a fantastic job of reconstructing it. So good to see it again. Thank you!
best documentary out there bar none to this day!! Still holds up well to this day also,Nothing better than the original trilogy V IV VI point blank no argument!!!
This is magical. Haven’t seen this since I was a child. It’s criminal it’s not on any DVD/Blu Ray release as it’s absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for uploading this. I’m ready for the 40th release of Return of the Jedi and watching this has got me feeling 9 years old again.
Thank you for this! My dad had this on VHS when I was a kid and I watched it over and over. It’s so great to see it again and in such a good restoration! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for doing the work necessary to preserve and improve this important video. It has been one of my favorite behind the scenes shows about Star Wars, and it literally has never looked this good. Nice work.
Sourced from VHS (don't think a laserdisc existed of this). Bluray footage of the film scenes has been "overlaid" whenever the doc shows a scene or shot. It's a hybrid of VHS & 4k footage which was exported so you get the best quality available when possible.
Wow, what a historic moment to see all three directors of the original trilogy together. It feels weird when they're talking about the Sy Snootles puppet as it eventually got replaced with CG in the Special Edition. I can understand George not being entirely happy with the puppet and therefore replaced it with a CG version. But couldn't he have kept Lapti Nek in the movie instead of changing it to Jedi Rocks? 40:30 Control, control! You must learn control! 41:52 OMG! I had no idea that was a miniature Leia on the speeder. Such an amazing documentary.
Recorded this on VHS when it was first on in the UK must of watched it once a week every week for a long time and i've most likely still got it among'st my videos in the garage.Big thanks to Ben Phillips for the fantastic job you have done,you have made me feel 30yrs younger,gonna sit and watch this with my 9yr old son now.
This is such a great documentary series (videos were also made for the two prior Star Wars movies). There are so many moments with the creators as they assemble the many aspects of these films, it's such a joy to behold. This really ought to be released on Blu-Ray. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for this. I looked for this a while ago but it must have been before you uploaded this and Im really chuffed to have found it. I really appreciate your time and effort
Outstanding!! I was just thinking of this one the other day. Thank you! Haven't seen it since it aired on PBS. This documentary and all that it encompasses is what inspired me to get into filmmaking.
The one part I wish they kept in Return of the Jedi was the scene that was shown in the original trailers where they showed Luke and the others boarding the Millennium Falcon and Luke's X-Wing.
I still remember a time as a child in 1983 when I saw this on PBS knowing it might be the last source of Star Wars footage ever. Then came Ewok Movies and Saturday Morning Cartoons. Then came the Prequels. Then came the new cartoons. Then came Disney. Maybe I was right in 1983.
Fantastic! I bet they were hard to make, but you can tell they were having a blast making those creatures. Those sets still look realistic to me. I've been watching them for over 40 years now and you still see details that you've not noticed before! I know it's all for the story, but ya can watch these films just to take in all the details in the frame eand many, many designs. There was nothing much like it back in those days. Everything about it was mind-blowing! Though I disagree with George about more is bigger + better. TPM has fantastic story details in the designs alone but limits can help in creating, as for me it's not any more mythic, fun or groundbreaking than the original 3. : )
I know Jurassic park has nothing to do with this, but since It also Changed Film Industry. I’m just going to say this. Before Jurassic Park, there was……STAR WARS. Sorry if this sounded dumb. Had to put this since Jurassic park also changed Film Industry apparently.
I remember hearing that the puppeteers responsible for making Yoda 'accidentally' dropped the puppets head cracking it if I remember correctly and they nearly ended up ruining it.
I still find it funny that after all these years that one of the Ewoks was played by Kenny Baker the same guy who worked inside the Artoo Detoo costume.
Thanks for uploading this. I was actually just thinking of this documentary the other day. And also found another copy during a garage sale. I too think its "the" documentary of all SW documentaries.
I bought ROTJ in the previously viewed shelf at my local video store in 1990 in the summer same time in January I taped A New Hope off The Disney channel which was good timing because they had just opened Star Tours at Disney MGM studios and in 1993 I taped TESB and ROTJ off the sci-fi channel that summer
"Special effects are just a tool, a means of telling a story, people have a tendency to confuse them as an end to themselves. A special effect without a story is a pretty boring thing." You said it brother, WAIT YOU SAID THAT?!
If you are saying this as a criticism of the prequels, it doesn't apply that trilogy. The prequels stayed the course with the philosophy of that 'special effects without a story is a pretty boring thing' quote. it's the sequels that's completely derailed from the philosophy of that quote. That's what you get when you make Star Wars without George Lucas.
@crixxxxxxxxx they're not as bad as they seem, what you get is a solid orgin story to what happened before the originals. Not saying they don't have faults though.
What George said about imposing the monster over the actor for A New Hope is exactly what he did when they did the Special Editions for the 20th Anniversary of the franchise.
Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi are quite simply the three greatest and most influential films ever created. They are the blueprint for almost every movie that has been released since. The Holy Grail of modern cinema without question.
i think the original vhs doc was mixed with the despecialzed blurays for the cimematic film clips, however it was done though, it's absolutely fucking brilliant. A+ Ben
Justin Fencsak While I first saw this one on PBS back in the day, I remember seeing the SPFX: Empire one on one of the networks (CBS, I think). This one is still without a doubt one of the best of its kind.
It's amazing how many people were operating Jabba and how much they worked on his development. I really hope that they never swap Jabba for a cgi version in some future special release.
57:11 is NOT in the finished film. They mention that shot in JW Rinzler’s Making Of Book. There are also NUMEROUS space battle shots with finished FX that have never seen the light of day.
I can just never see that Anakin. He doesn’t look related to Luke or Leia, neither does he look 45 like Anakin should be in RotJ. Dude lukes at least in his 50s-60s
i have a question: a lot of behind the scenes clips in this were reused in the 2004 Empire Of Dreams documentary in slightly higher quality but in shorter duration. could one theoretically crossfade those clips against the VHS clips to get a slightly higher quality version?
13:08: Now that A.I. tech has been able to isolate John Lennon’s voice for the new Beatles song, could it be done to do the same for this track (which is in the film but was never released), by removing Mark’s voice and other sounds?
@@disma4191 agreed. I was joking. It looks like shit. They should not have tampered with those movies. I think I was probably stoned when I said that. Wasnt funny when I look at it now haha
31:36 ... I KNEW Han originally said "Trust Me" not... "I can see a lot better now".... phew, thought I was going crazy. Also, the Trust Me makes more sense as a phrase between the characters given their past.
Yeah there are some changes like this that feel pretty pointless. Like adding the extra planets and Anakin’s young force ghost were good changes in my eyes then others were random dialogue and alien replacements
I think the "I can see a lot better now" works better as it echoes Anakin later in the film when he asks Luke to take his mask off so he can "see you with my own eyes". Star Wars always plays with the same dialogue and motifs across all six films.
He was taking a swipe at Star Trek: The Motion Picture that has a 5 minute scene with a shuttle pod circling the Enterprise as Kirk looks at it in ecstacy. There's nothing even comparable to that in the prequels.
Had this on VHS, lent it to a friend and never got the fucking thing back. At the time we thought this was gonna be the last taste of Star Wars we’d ever get and we clung to it like a last grain of chocolate.
I think Mark (Hamill) mispronounced the word "Sith" at 6:14. He also doesn't the sentence at 9:38. Tony Daniels??!!! I think he means Antony Daniels - 45:14. Notice in the Special Edition of Return of The Jedi (the recent one with more pwereful special effects) the Ewok song at the end is not there. (If you have the original it says "singing in Ewokese") The music at the Special edition is Great!. Also, it shows you Naboo, Corosaunt, Tatoine and Cloud City (The original didn't).
The BEST of the Star wars making of's. The crew isn't bitching about Lucas is the main benefit of this one. Thank you George Lucas for making the Star wars universe. All of it. :{D
Catching this video again after who knows how many years, I find it sad that all of the good, hard work from the people who put together the Max Reebo band was replaced by that cgi sequence in the Specialized version, whatever that was.
I grew up on this documentary which I had recorded from PBS television on VHS... its influence cannot be overestimated. You're doing the lord's good work by preserving this new presentation in HD. Incredible efforts, Sir... Incredible!
Seriously! This is awesome! Lots of work to update this with HD footage sync. Really great!
Ditto
I also taped it from PBS in 1983 and watched it HUNDREDS of times! “Hey Edgar…”
Thanks a lot for doing this....honestly, you're sort of heroic for taking a classic documentary, practically lost to time, and increasing it's cinematic viewability to more reflect today's HD potential.
For real, thanks again....
Well said
I grew up having this on VHS. Pretty sure I watched it so many times that the tape disintegrated. Thank you for your efforts for uploading this and enhancing it. Re-watching for the first time in many years, I still find myself learning something new from it.
Man, when I was a kid I just ate this kind of thing up! I would intensely watch any kind of 'behind the scenes' making of docs or shows about my favorite movies. Filmmaking in the 70s & 80s was just as exciting to see behind the camera as it was on the screen.
Now everything is “we did it on the computer “
Same. I also loved the collector’s magazines that showed behind the scenes stuff. I would look at them for hours.
Have the VHS of this. Thank you for the HD upgrade! Really turned out great. Looks seamless. Great job syncing the proper HD footage into this.
God's work.
You know, when I was a kid, I ran my VHS tapes of the trilogy itself dry. Each movie had an ad for this documentary beforehand, but we didn't have that tape, so I never got to see it. Thank you for your efforts, Ben Phillips! Now I can finally watch this!
Same story here!
Yes, Ben Phillips!!! I totally forgotten about this great documentary. I had it once on VHS and knew every word from it. Thanks for posting it. It's my birthday on top of all that. So thank you very much.
I am so happy to find this on UA-cam! I had it on a beta cassette... THANK YOU!!!
I wore my original copy of this - on Betamax, recorded from the TV one Christmas- out completely. It's so good to see it again, and what a fantastic job of reconstructing it. So good to see it again. Thank you!
best documentary out there bar none to this day!!
Still holds up well to this day also,Nothing better than the original trilogy V IV VI point blank no argument!!!
This is magical. Haven’t seen this since I was a child. It’s criminal it’s not on any DVD/Blu Ray release as it’s absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for uploading this. I’m ready for the 40th release of Return of the Jedi and watching this has got me feeling 9 years old again.
How very true, agreed!
I picked this up on VHS at a flea market when I was like 12 and watched it until the tape broke! Thank you so much for uploading ❤❤❤❤
this was and is such an inspirational documentary as a young filmmaker; George being prescient as ever
Totally Awesome, I remember seeing the commercials for this with the new releases back in the day. Been looking for it ever since. Thank you.
Thank you for this! My dad had this on VHS when I was a kid and I watched it over and over. It’s so great to see it again and in such a good restoration! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for doing the work necessary to preserve and improve this important video. It has been one of my favorite behind the scenes shows about Star Wars, and it literally has never looked this good. Nice work.
Man, seeing the CBS/Fox logo alone brings back great memories...
lol Yep, quite the trigger for the memories.
I can't believe the quality here for a VHS from almost 30 years ago! Incredible!
It could be from the laserdisc
Sourced from VHS (don't think a laserdisc existed of this). Bluray footage of the film scenes has been "overlaid" whenever the doc shows a scene or shot. It's a hybrid of VHS & 4k footage which was exported so you get the best quality available when possible.
Wow, what a historic moment to see all three directors of the original trilogy together.
It feels weird when they're talking about the Sy Snootles puppet as it eventually got replaced with CG in the Special Edition. I can understand George not being entirely happy with the puppet and therefore replaced it with a CG version. But couldn't he have kept Lapti Nek in the movie instead of changing it to Jedi Rocks?
40:30 Control, control! You must learn control!
41:52 OMG! I had no idea that was a miniature Leia on the speeder.
Such an amazing documentary.
Thanks for not just preserving this documentary but also enhancing it!
Your efforts to share this are to be highly commended. Bravo!!!
Recorded this on VHS when it was first on in the UK must of watched it once a week every week for a long time and i've most likely still got it among'st my videos in the garage.Big thanks to Ben Phillips for the fantastic job you have done,you have made me feel 30yrs younger,gonna sit and watch this with my 9yr old son now.
What a wonderful documentary :) Also, that guy smoking inside Jabba xD
I love this documentary. Thank you for posting it.
Mark Hamill's narrating is out of this world!
Miss Agent E says the guy with Mark Hamil profile pic
You don't think so? I'm just wondering...
Miss Agent E I think it's amazing aswell
Brick By Brick Oh. I'm glad. If I sounded harsh in my first reply I apologize.
He’s a true fan too
This is great! I recorded this off the TV back when it was first shown...and I watched that tape to absolute death!
This is glorious! This is the Star Wars that I remember watching as a kid. I wish I could go back in time to then.
This is such a great documentary series (videos were also made for the two prior Star Wars movies). There are so many moments with the creators as they assemble the many aspects of these films, it's such a joy to behold. This really ought to be released on Blu-Ray. Thanks for sharing!
This is so cool! I've always wanted to to get this when I was growing up, but it was so rare I couldn't find it! Thank you for uploading this!!
Thank you very much for this. I looked for this a while ago but it must have been before you uploaded this and Im really chuffed to have found it. I really appreciate your time and effort
I like the preview in the beginning!, I have this, and that box set advertised!
i'm here from the 1980s when this aired on PBS. Anyone else watch this back in the day?
Wow, my childhood great memories. Thanks for posting, I first saw Star Wars to Jedi back in 1983 on KQED telethon around that fall season.
I’m really loving how you painstakingly edited in HD footage , proper aspect ratio into the entire thing, including the opening ad. Great job.
awesome!! Thank you may you be with the force forever ! Born Norway 1975 never hit the store here
Nice job.Looks brand new. Thumbs up!
"the reality is i love that world. there are friends there. i have a home there. so there's always going to be a desire to go home again."
Outstanding!! I was just thinking of this one the other day. Thank you! Haven't seen it since it aired on PBS. This documentary and all that it encompasses is what inspired me to get into filmmaking.
The one part I wish they kept in Return of the Jedi was the scene that was shown in the original trailers where they showed Luke and the others boarding the Millennium Falcon and Luke's X-Wing.
‘A special effect without a story is a pretty boring thing’
The irony of George Lucas saying this 😂
I never saw this documentary as a kid, but one of my earliest memories is the cheesy promo at the start of all the Star Wars VHS tapes.
Amazing job! Thank you so much for posting this.
I still remember a time as a child in 1983 when I saw this on PBS knowing it might be the last source of Star Wars footage ever. Then came Ewok Movies and Saturday Morning Cartoons. Then came the Prequels. Then came the new cartoons. Then came Disney.
Maybe I was right in 1983.
Right you were.
😂😅😂
Fantastic!
I bet they were hard to make, but you can tell they were having a blast making those creatures.
Those sets still look realistic to me. I've been watching them for over 40 years now and you still see details that you've not noticed before!
I know it's all for the story, but ya can watch these films just to take in all the details in the frame eand many, many designs.
There was nothing much like it back in those days. Everything about it was mind-blowing!
Though I disagree with George about more is bigger + better. TPM has fantastic story details in the designs alone but limits can help in creating, as for me it's not any more mythic, fun or groundbreaking than the original 3. : )
I know Jurassic park has nothing to do with this, but since It also Changed Film Industry. I’m just going to say this.
Before Jurassic Park, there was……STAR WARS.
Sorry if this sounded dumb. Had to put this since Jurassic park also changed Film Industry apparently.
I remember hearing that the puppeteers responsible for making Yoda 'accidentally' dropped the puppets head cracking it if I remember correctly and they nearly ended up ruining it.
I still find it funny that after all these years that one of the Ewoks was played by Kenny Baker the same guy who worked inside the Artoo Detoo costume.
Thanks for uploading this. I was actually just thinking of this documentary the other day. And also found another copy during a garage sale. I too think its "the" documentary of all SW documentaries.
I first saw this on the the Sci Fi channel in 1993 when they first marathoned the trilogy hosted by Carrie Fisher
Me too over the next few years back then, they'd play the whole thing. Alot of good memories.
I bought ROTJ in the previously viewed shelf at my local video store in 1990 in the summer same time in January I taped A New Hope off The Disney channel which was good timing because they had just opened Star Tours at Disney MGM studios and in 1993 I taped TESB and ROTJ off the sci-fi channel that summer
"Special effects are just a tool, a means of telling a story, people have a tendency to confuse them as an end to themselves.
A special effect without a story is a pretty boring thing."
You said it brother, WAIT YOU SAID THAT?!
If you are saying this as a criticism of the prequels, it doesn't apply that trilogy.
The prequels stayed the course with the philosophy of that 'special effects without a story is a pretty boring thing' quote. it's the sequels that's completely derailed from the philosophy of that quote. That's what you get when you make Star Wars without George Lucas.
@@theunknowncommenter725 Of course it does. The prequels were terrible. Indefensibly bad movies.
@crixxxxxxxxx they're not as bad as they seem, what you get is a solid orgin story to what happened before the originals. Not saying they don't have faults though.
This was a very impressive upgrade. You should be very proud of this.
What George said about imposing the monster over the actor for A New Hope is exactly what he did when they did the Special Editions for the 20th Anniversary of the franchise.
I love the outdated audio. Really brings the nostalgia.
Nice job re-inserting the scenes from the films in the correct ratio!
I think it's neat learning about the Star Wars movies and people get to learn new things.
That's the STAR WARS I remembered ❤🤚💪💫
12:36 ah, what a relief to hear that good old song instead of the 97+ version.
Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi are quite simply the three greatest and most influential films ever created. They are the blueprint for almost every movie that has been released since. The Holy Grail of modern cinema without question.
Great colour and resolution to the footage
What makes it even better this wasn't CGI .This was real physically hard work!
i think the original vhs doc was mixed with the despecialzed blurays for the cimematic film clips, however it was done though, it's absolutely fucking brilliant. A+ Ben
Look at the end...its Sebastian Shaw as Anakin Skywalker! Thanx Ben Phillips, this was awsome!!!
13:08 the greatest music of ROTJ. Lucas, please recreate this lost track.
John Williams’ son wrote it.
Hes also known as the the singer of TOTO 😅@@crixxxxxxxxx
Isn't that the music that plays on Jabba's sail barge when they're out on the Dune Sea?
@@Bauglir100 The same. (also plays when "Boushh" arranges the deal for Chewbacca)
I love this documentary. I was 11 when Star Wars came out. It took me away from dark things in my life. It's a shame movies miss the story anymore.
"Hey, sweetheart, I like your threads!"
*tail smack*
"! ... Sorry."
That part still gets me every time! XD
Oh man i had this vhs, i miss watching it over and over after the trilogies
Thank you! I lost my VHS ages ago.
This documentary used to air on PBS. It was the first Star Wars documentary to air on such a network.
Justin Fencsak While I first saw this one on PBS back in the day, I remember seeing the SPFX: Empire one on one of the networks (CBS, I think). This one is still without a doubt one of the best of its kind.
Thank you!!!
This is awesome. I remember watching this on TV when it was first shown in 1983(?)
Why did they leave this off the blu-ray set??!!
mikusguitarius I know, right?! This is a classic!
It's amazing how many people were operating Jabba and how much they worked on his development. I really hope that they never swap Jabba for a cgi version in some future special release.
I'm going to have to put this permanently on my phone. It's the story of the saga behind the saga!
6:15 "The Dark Lord of the Sith" it's always existed wasn't just a name thought up for the prequels.
Yes there's a return of the jedi annual mentioned that from. 83
The word "Sith" has existed in Star Wars since the original 1976 novelization.
I still remember seeing the trailer for this on my parents’ VHS copies of the original Star Wars trilogy.
57:11 is NOT in the finished film. They mention that shot in JW Rinzler’s Making Of Book. There are also NUMEROUS space battle shots with finished FX that have never seen the light of day.
It even sounds like a warbly VHS! Excellent...
Proper Star Wars.
1:08:17 spirit of Anakin Skywalker ... the classic scene ... how i like it ;)
Yeah, I also like the little wink Luke gives them at 1:08:32, which sadly was cut from the Special Edition.
That's not Anakin, it's the Wizard of Oz in a Jedi Robe.
I can just never see that Anakin. He doesn’t look related to Luke or Leia, neither does he look 45 like Anakin should be in RotJ. Dude lukes at least in his 50s-60s
I remember hearing in this that they cannibalized battleship model parts for the trench run for A New Hope.
Thanks a lot for this !
One of the most greatest franchises in media, entertainment, and Hollywood history.
i have a question: a lot of behind the scenes clips in this were reused in the 2004 Empire Of Dreams documentary in slightly higher quality but in shorter duration. could one theoretically crossfade those clips against the VHS clips to get a slightly higher quality version?
This is amazing!!!
KK and Jar Jar Abrams: "Yeah - but does it have 28,546 star destroyers? ?"
There is a very nice version of this. i might upload it. 2k scan i believe, it was all shot on film. think about that for a second.
Do it…
18:58 "Hey Edgar!" LOL
Thank you! This was great!
13:08: Now that A.I. tech has been able to isolate John Lennon’s voice for the new Beatles song, could it be done to do the same for this track (which is in the film but was never released), by removing Mark’s voice and other sounds?
OMG! That CBS FOX video intro!!
I actually like the original version of Jabba.
The first cgi Jabba in a new hope is flawless. He looks so real
Did a good job. But I wish he didn't need with other footages.
You are the original version of Jabba, mate, if anyone is...
@@danecompton6604 the first Jabba it's the one in Return of the Jedi that terrible CGI was added in 1997
@@disma4191 agreed. I was joking. It looks like shit. They should not have tampered with those movies. I think I was probably stoned when I said that. Wasnt funny when I look at it now haha
the un-remastered star wars audio sounds super uncanny
When this came out Star Wars was still so young, it hadn’t even finished its first decade. That’s younger than the MCU is now, or Avatar.
31:36 ... I KNEW Han originally said "Trust Me" not... "I can see a lot better now".... phew, thought I was going crazy. Also, the Trust Me makes more sense as a phrase between the characters given their past.
Yeah there are some changes like this that feel pretty pointless. Like adding the extra planets and Anakin’s young force ghost were good changes in my eyes then others were random dialogue and alien replacements
I think the "I can see a lot better now" works better as it echoes Anakin later in the film when he asks Luke to take his mask off so he can "see you with my own eyes". Star Wars always plays with the same dialogue and motifs across all six films.
'special effects without a story is a pretty boring thing'
Someone should tell George Lucas tha... oh... wait....
Someone should have told JJ Abrams.
He was taking a swipe at Star Trek: The Motion Picture that has a 5 minute scene with a shuttle pod circling the Enterprise as Kirk looks at it in ecstacy. There's nothing even comparable to that in the prequels.
patbuddha I wasn´t talking about Star Trek.
He's talking about the original Star Trek film from 1979.
The films that change my life
This video footage has alot of depth
Had this on VHS, lent it to a friend and never got the fucking thing back. At the time we thought this was gonna be the last taste of Star Wars we’d ever get and we clung to it like a last grain of chocolate.
great job!
I think Mark (Hamill) mispronounced the word "Sith" at 6:14. He also doesn't the sentence at 9:38.
Tony Daniels??!!! I think he means Antony Daniels - 45:14.
Notice in the Special Edition of Return of The Jedi (the recent one with more pwereful special effects) the Ewok song at the end is not there. (If you have the original it says "singing in Ewokese") The music at the Special edition is Great!. Also, it shows you Naboo, Corosaunt, Tatoine and Cloud City (The original didn't).
Tony is an abbreviation for Anthony just like how Lucy is an abbreviation for Lucille or Jon for Jonathan or Harry for Harrison or Tommy for Thomas.
Guy with jabbas cigar best job ever
The BEST of the Star wars making of's.
The crew isn't bitching about Lucas is the main benefit of this one.
Thank you George Lucas for making the Star wars universe.
All of it. :{D
Because George Lucas wasn't such an Asshole
@Risen General it's funny how I always get these weirdos who stalk my comments across tons of videos like you're doing. :{
@Risen General bullshit. You're following my comments around on several videos now creep. :{
Catching this video again after who knows how many years, I find it sad that all of the good, hard work from the people who put together the Max Reebo band was replaced by that cgi sequence in the Specialized version, whatever that was.
There are some audio sync issues in some clips. Great Work!