Nah Smith thought the last two were crap so I'm taking this as a good sign.
I haven't read it but "spoiler" is an odd concept for a movie where there have already been three movies based on the outcome of this one. :)
My tenuous Star Wars connections:
1. A school friend of mine does the voice for one of the Federation Senators (is it "Federation" or is that Star Trek, I get them confused?).
2. I've had drinks with the guy that played Uncle Owen (Skywalker's adoptive dad, right? Again, sketchy on the story.)
3. Best of all. My Mum used to babysit Darth Veddar. (Dave Prouse, who played him in the original movie, although the Bristol accent got swiftly replaced by James Earl Jones. Probably a good move on George's part.)
On one of the extras DVD's they show scenes of Vader with the sound track as recorded on the set, i.e. David Prouse doing the lines :lol:
Apparently he was quite miffed to find he had been dubbed over.
On one of the extras DVD's they show scenes of Vader with the sound track as recorded on the set, i.e. David Prouse doing the lines :lol:
Apparently he was quite miffed to find he had been dubbed over.
Shame really, a Bristolian Vader would have been great in the final lightsaber showdown with Luke . . .
Yer, me luvver, nuffa yer doggin I up! Ise yer Dad! Diesel gettee if ee don't shut it!
I haven't read it but "spoiler" is an odd concept for a movie where there have already been three movies based on the outcome of this one. :)
I know, but Smith does give away bits of the film, some might actually want to be surprised to find that Prowse plays Jar Jar Binks... whoops. :wink:
Now who gets the tut-tutting and finger wagging for omitting a spoiler alert? :wink:
Now who gets the tut-tutting and finger wagging for omitting a spoiler alert? :wink:
Guilty as charged.
Of course sentence must fit the crime... any chance of a deportation to the ol :wink: :D d world?
On one of the extras DVD's they show scenes of Vader with the sound track as recorded on the set, i.e. David Prouse doing the lines :lol:
Apparently he was quite miffed to find he had been dubbed over.
Shame really, a Bristolian Vader would have been great in the final lightsaber showdown with Luke . . .
Yer, me luvver, nuffa yer doggin I up! Ise yer Dad! Diesel gettee if ee don't shut it!
I'd have loved to hear Darth Vader say "We'll rule the galaxy as father and son (and Portishead)" in his Bristol accent!! :wink:
I met Dave Prowse too. when I was a nipper, he came to our school doing his Green Cross Code Man thing.
Nah Smith thought the last two were crap so I'm taking this as a good sign.
Not so fast matey......... :wink:
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