The upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi, which will be released on January 5, will undoubtedly make Star Wars fans around the world eagerly await, and the story will follow the end of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, telling the story of what happened after the "First Order" of the terrorist regime "First Order" in the distant galaxy attacked the main star of Hosnia, the capital of the New Republic.
Since 1977, the "Star Wars" series has been full of vitality. Even if you read Star Wars movies, TV shows, novels, and graphic novels, she will still surprise you from time to time.
Here are 19 "Star Wars" anecdotes that you may not know, so let's test your "Star Wars academic strength"!
1
Originally conceived, the film's name was "Adventures of Luke Starkiller, as taken from the journal of the whills, saga I: the star wars"
2
Darth Vader is a joint cast of three actors.
Voice: James Earl Jones;
Face: Sebastian Shaw;
Body: David Prowse.
3
Star Wars had unprecedented success in selling peripheral products, selling 250 million models between 1978 and 1986.
4
The special effects department of 20th Century Fox closed down shortly after the star war, and George Lucas named the special effects company he founded Industrial Light and Magic...
5
Providing the voice for Master Yoda is Frank Oz, who is also the voice of Miss Piggy in The Muppets movie.
6
After Finishing filming the main scene, Luke's character Mark Hamill injured his face in a car accident, making reshooting an impossible task.
7
Darth Vader's strenuous breathing sounds are achieved with an underwater respirator.
8
In order to control the Hutt Jabba, the crew used 10 puppet masters, and all of them were hands-on.
9
After the Star Wars movie hit, George Lucas received a diagnosis of high blood pressure, excessive fatigue...
10
Han Solo's character is based on Lucas's friend Francis Ford Coppola, who directed the classic film The Godfather.
11
Every Star Wars movie is released in the United States in May, and a week after Lucas's birthday (May 14).
12
John Williams won an Oscar for composing a Star Wars film, and the music was later named one of the "Greatest Cinematic Achievements of All Time" by the American Film Association.
13
Sissy Spacek fought for the role of Princess Leia.
14
At that time, Han Solo also had several candidates:
Kurt Russell – Dawn of the Living Dead;
Nick Nolte – Prince of Tides;
Christopher Walken – Pulp Fiction;
Al Pacino – The Godfather, Smell the Woman;
Perry King – Jedi Strikes Back
15
Chewbacca's character is based on a dog named Indiana that Lucas had raised. It was also the inspiration for the indiana Jones name in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
16
The Ewoks are named after a native Indian tribe, the Miwoks. Star Wars EPISODE VI: Return of the Jedi has also been filmed in the tribe.
17
The Millennium Falcon's appearance was inspired by a burger and an olive.
18
R2-D2 gets its name from the film term, which means reel 2 dialog 2.
19
The model of the spaceship in the movie uses many of the parts of the aircraft model and the egg-shaped packaging of the tights.
Original author: Diego This article was edited and translated by Star Wars Translated from: dailyinfographic.com
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