As Luke gives up trying to pull his dead gunner from the speeder…. Luke jumps across the speeder, reaches into the front of the cockpit and grabs a harpoon gun.
The garage is cluttered and worn, but a friendly peaceful atmosphere permeates the low grey chamber. Threepio lowers himself into a large tub filled with warm oil.
Artoo, peeking in the window, sees the inside of the house – a very plain, but cozy dwelling. Everything is in the same small scale as the creature.
Han looks back at Luke and Leia as Chewie flips several switches. Through the viewscreen, the Death Star and the huge Super Star Destroyer can be seen.
Scene 028 – Leia meets Wicket EXT FOREST CLEARING – LEIA’S CRASH SITE A strange little furry face with huge black eyes comes slowly into view. The creature is an EWOK, by the name of WICKET. He seems somewhat puzzled, and prods Leia with a spear. The princess groans; this frightens the stubby ball of…
Darth Vader, his back turned, is silhouetted in the gloom on the far side of the chamber.
John Knoll details the effects work for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Article by American Cinematographer. I added some interactive sliders for the very cool blue screen images of Rogue One.
Here are all the gorgeous images I could find from all the Urban Explorers that crashed the landing site of the Millennium Falcon in Surrey.
Paul M. Newitt shared a great post on his experience on the set of Return of the Jedi today with some amazing unseen images of Jabba's Sail Barge.
The Con blasted into the stratosphere with The Force Awakens panel on Friday with an awesome line-up of Cast and Crew. The highlight was a very special and sentimental visit from Harrison Ford in his first public appearance since his Plane Crash in March.
As viewers sat down to watch ‘Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back’ in 1980, they were shown a short film. It was so mysterious and dark that many never forgot it. Its name was Black Angel.
Images from Mark Hamill's private collection when his son Nathan Hamill visited various sets and met various cast members during production of Return of the Jedi.
Back in 1979, we were discussing which image -- which photo -- would be the first one we'd release for "The Empire Strikes Back". Not that anyone was actually worried that people wouldn't come to see the movie. Still, you want to keep fans and the general public interested and excited, so you think carefully about how you want to publicize and promote the film.
Amazing unseen images from Carrie Fishers personal collection that we offered through the Debbie Reynolds auction from Profiles in History (2014)