But there's also a scream right here as this droid falls into space:
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It sounds a little longer than the Wilhelm scream, but its awfully close, too close to sound like just a coincidence. Was this something GL did deliberately?
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Cool. I didn't know that... I never paid as much attention to Episode I and II for the Wilhelm screams. In fact, I don't even know where they are in those episodes, I never analyzed those films so tediously, in the same fashion I like to analyze Ep III.
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I heard the Wilhelm scream in King Kong (2005) during the brontosaurus stampede. I remember hearing it in "ROTJ" if I recall correctly. During the Battle over the "Pit of Carkoon". But I've heard that scream many times though.
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It's a scream that is used in MANY movies, SW, LOTR...ALOT of movies.
It's high-pitched and rather short. Noone knows who recorded it, and I think almost every SW movie has at least one use of it.
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I think one of the guards on Padme's transport in AOTC gave the scream when the ship blew.
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