Did George Lucas redub Boba Fett's voice in Empire Strikes Back?
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For the DVD edition that came out in 2004, Lucas went and redid a bunch of stuff.  One thing was the redubbing of Boba Fett (other things include substituting in the new actor for Darth Vader at the end of Return of the Jedi).  I find it unfortunate that Lucas keeps tweaking the films.\n\nIf you want a copy of the original and untouched films, you can find it on the DVDs that were released this year.
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chewbacca. come on he's friggin chewie. U know his belt is a representation of all the 'tang he gets, right? plus he's got that    y voice, big ol' wookie firepole, and crazy washboard abs.
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I think a younger Harrison Ford (as in Han Solo/Early Indiana Jones years) would have been a good choice as well.  We actually had a meeting of my Movie Club the other night, and a lot of us said the same thing.  Tom Hanks wasn't bad, but he was definitely lacking something in this role.
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I loved Rick Moranis as Darth Helmet and Mel Brooks as President Skroob and Yogurt.  Pretty good movie--not Mel's best, but still plenty of laughts.
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Yes, by far.\n\nI know my answer is going to make me horribly unpopular here, but I don't care. My favorite movie of the bunch is The Phantom Menace.\n\nYes, that's right. The Phantom Menace. I know, I know...but I actually don't find Jar Jar to be annoying or offensive. I think, in fact, he's kinda cute. I love the allusion to Gunga Din, in fact. \n\nThe "classic trilogy" of the 70s & 80s is HIGHLY overrated. People formed a religion around it because it was something moviegoing audiences hadn't seen at that time. Lucas brought the old serials from the 30s, 40s and 50s back to the big screen for a generation that had been too far removed from them to remember them, and they ate it up. They loved it. But the audience was innocent then, young (in moviegoing savvy, if not chronologically) and willing to suspend disbelief, and the movies were a huge hit, even though they weren't really all that great. I mean, look, the storyline of ANH was excruciatingly simplistic. ESB didn't really HAVE a story line; it was just filler between ANH & RotJ. Entertaining filler, to be sure, but plotless. And RotJ was repetitive of ANH .... uh .... they ... built ... ANOTHER Death Star! So there!\n\nThen those people who watched the classic trilogy on the big screen GREW UP, no longer able to approach the genre with the same childlike wonder and suspension of disbelief, and spent 30 years SOLIDIFYING their own ideas about the Star Wars universe in their heads. It became a religion to them.\n\nSo when the NEW trilogy came out, they HATED it, even though if the NEW trilogy had been released in the 70s and 80s, it STILL would have made Star Wars into the huge phenomenon it already is. And if the "classic trilogy" had been subsequently released in the 90s and 00s, audiences would have HATED it.\n\nSo, removing myself from all the emotional baggage that clouds the reviews of the Star Wars devotees (and colors the lemming-like "opinion" of today's conformist youth) and evaluating the six movies fairly, it's obvious that the new trilogy has a much more sophisticated and intelligent story line than the classic trilogy. Haden Christensen's acting, however, ruins AotC and RotS for me. The Phantom Menace stands alone as a good movie, with intrigue, awesome characters like Qui-Gon Jinn (who may well be the best Jedi ever in my opinion), and clever themes and allusions. \n\nIt's fashionable to be one of the lemon-sucking, excruciatingly self-absorbed, prematurely middle-aged, uber-elitists who looks down the nose at the new Star Wars movies while steadfastly refusing to be excited by them, but it's not really tenable when you compare them fairly with the classic trilogy.
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Well in actuallity it was probably just a different make-up artist for each film.\n\nBut if your looking for a "logical" explination of how this could occur in the Star Wars universe then here it is:\n\nWizards Of The Coast (WOTC) designs the d20 Star Wars Role-Playing Game and in one of their Jedi Counseling articles some one wrote in asking "How could Palpatine's face get messed up by Mace deflecting his Force Lightning when it doesn't cause any disfigurement like that to anyone else." WOTC explained that the disfigured face is Palpatines real face and he hides it by using ancient Sith secrets to create a Force Mask that makes him look normal. The mask was destroyed by the effects of the Force Lightning.\n\nUsing this bit of lore from the Star Wars RPG by WOTC...\n\nThe Force Mask created by the ancient Sith method slow degrades and Palpatine must recreate the mask to maintain his appearance. During the events surrounding the start of the Clone War (Epsiode 2) Palpatine was not always able to break way from the numerous senate sessions, public appearances, and government meetings long enough to renew the mask. As a result he often appeared older, but by the time the end of the Clone War neared (Episode 3) his power was all, but complete. With fewer and fewer senate sessions and most government officials too busy with the war to schedule private meetings with the Chancellor, Palpatine had plenty of opportunities to maintain his Force Mask in the best condition he could.
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Honestly you should read the books. Hayden was great for that role. *At this moment I'm am giving you fair warning that I.... well my family and I are Star Wars nuts* Although George Lucas could have done a better job with the story line the books get more in depth.\nDarth Vader/Anakin is needed to have a bad@ss look but yet have a soft look to him. If they would have casted a much meaner looking actor you never would have believed he was able to have compassion, feel deep love, or even care that his mother was dying.\nI think a lot of people get so caught up in what Darth Vader was like in the original movies that when episode 1, 2, and 3 came out they didn't like that he was played and portrayed as a struggling nice and good looking guy. \n\nI do agree that Lucas lost it when he made 1, 2, and 3. Even though he wrote the whole story and then broke it up in to the episodes it's like when he got to the back story of Darth Vader his creative juices were gone. And I could do with out a lot of the cheesy moments in them too. I mean come on "It seems in your anger, you killed her"...   "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" What was that!!!?? Why doesn't he just force choke Palpitene or something anything but screaming NOOOO!! \n\nAny way, just a thought.
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You mean Gary Sinise who played Lt. Dan? He had legs. They edited them out. They did good, didnt they!
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Nope, I just looked. There is some voice over stuff he did for Alice Cooper & Michael Jackson's Thriller, but no audio books.
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I think it was DON'T\n\nDuring their duel in "Empire Strikes Back"
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Jiminy Cricket\nIt was voiced by Eddy Carroll
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The fact that Chewbacca apparently does not receive a medal in the concluding ceremony in A New Hope bothered many fans. This was corrected outside regular Star Wars continuity, after a fashion in 1997, when Chewbacca won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the MTV Movie Awards. Chewbacca, played by Peter Mayhew, appeared on stage to a standing ovation and was given a medal from Carrie Fisher.
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The Six Million Dollar Man sound effect
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No.  Colin Hanks did star with Jack Black in King Kong, though.
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may the force be with you\n\ni have a bad feeling about this\n\nand c3p0's annoying voice.lol!!
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Not according to George Lucas. The six existing films make up what was originally a single story, the story of how Anakin Skywalker became a Jedi, was lured to the Dark Side, and was ultimately redeemed by his son. Anything more would be an addendum to that story. There will be no film-based explanation of what happened to Darth Vader during the years that Luke and Leia were growing up. To do so would require that episodes 4,5 and 6 be renumbered.\n\nGeorge has talked of a television project in the works. It will take place in the Star Wars universe, but no details on what time frame will be used have been released. One can assume that there will be new characters and that existing characters will only be referenced or mentioned from time to time, but not seen.