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tpryan
response 313 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 17 16:58 UTC 2004

        George Lucas's ten year delay in making the first trilogy
was totally financial.  The wife he divorced would have California
'community property' of the intellectual property.

        Jedi mind trick.  Palpatine could do it.  After all, Anakin's
mom was the hottest *woman* (with a speaking part) in Episode I.
tod
response 314 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 17 17:48 UTC 2004

Sporting wood at Star Wars is just *wrong*, Tim! ;)
richard
response 315 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 18 01:28 UTC 2004

re #312...Lucas busy during the delay between the two trilogies.  He was
producing the Indiana Jones trilogy.  Spielberg directed those movies, but
Lucas was the producer in charge of everything and co-scriptwriter.  Those
movies also made a ton of money.  Funny he didn't stop working altogether
during his divorce isnt it?  
tpryan
response 316 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 18 21:23 UTC 2004

        Anakin's mom was the only woman (with a speaking part) in Episode I.
(There was a child-queen that had a bigger part).
richard
response 317 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 03:35 UTC 2004

Interesting, I just read a CNN article about the changes Lucas made 
for the DVD editions of the first trilogy.  It appears that in the 
Empire Strikes Back, the Emperor is in fact (trivia question!) played 
by a woman wearing an Emperor mask, with the voice being done by actor 
Clive Revill.  In Return of the Jedi of course, as well as in the 
first trilogy, the Emperor is played by actor Ian McDiarmid.  So now, 
by the miracle of modern technology, McDiarmid now has the part in 
Empire Strikes Back.  

Lucas has also been tinkering with Jabba the Hut, and we get a new, 
improved, and better Jabba.  
gull
response 318 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 13:27 UTC 2004

Sigh.  I liked the original three movies in their original form.  I
didn't think the gee-whiz special effects were an improvement.
anderyn
response 319 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 14:04 UTC 2004

Personally, I would have preferred to get the movies as I saw them originally.
Why mess with success?
tpryan
response 320 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 16:39 UTC 2004

        The song that Sny Snootles does in Jabba's Hut is also different,
as is the Ewok Celebration.
albaugh
response 321 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 18:22 UTC 2004

You might not have noticed, but the "victory song" from #3 (ROTJ), with the
Ewoks and all, which I did think was "funky", was replaced by a different song
when episodes 4-6 were re-released prior to episode 1.
gull
response 322 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 20:02 UTC 2004

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gull
response 323 of 323: Mark Unseen   Sep 21 20:03 UTC 2004

Re resp:320: That was the worst change of all.  It doesn't move the plot
along and the aliens are about as convincing as Muppets.
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