100 Facts about Star Wars

126. The word 'Ewok' is never mentioned in Return of the Jedi.

127. The name 'Boba Fett' is never mentioned in The Empire Strikes Back.

128. Anakin never refers to his droids as "it".

Originally posted by orkaz
112. lucas didnt direct ESB or ROJ

129. the name salicious crumb is never mentioned in any of the films

Originally posted by DeVi| D0do
That's debatable. Lucas had quite a bit to do with Jedi. He also directed second unit.

nah check the credits

Originally posted by tlbauerle
Sorry bub...

Skywalker Sound is part of LFL, named after Luke Skywalker.

Is it me or should we have stopped at 100...it keeps going downhill.

pardon me i realised this shortly after i stated it:$

Originally posted by orkaz
nah check the credits

Watch the Empire of dreams, and listen to the commentary.

^ Yes, indeed.

Originally posted by OB1-adobe
Watch the Empire of dreams, and listen to the commentary.

when can you find that?😮 but he mite of directed one or 2 scenes but it says on paper a bloke called irwin kenshner or somthing??? and richard marquand directed it! i no what you mean but...if its on paper u cant argue it

On the Original Trilogy DVD Bonus disk.

130. Lucas originally intended to dub over Ian McDiarmid's voice as the Emperor in Return of the Jedi but liked Ian's performance and kept his voice.

131: The only dialogue between R2 and Han Solo, is "Come on! Come on!"

132.The planet felucia in Episode 3 is the home of ET

Originally posted by Oswald Kenobi
The Sith is an EU creation.

Huh?

Yeah...that's a no. Who says.

132. In all the movies where Obi-Wan is playing (a live), he takes a drink and soon after he uses his light saber (mostly to cut of arms)
In Episode I he takes a drink on the Trade Federations space ship and soon after fights the Battle droids
In Episode II he takes a drink at the Coruscant Nightclub and then slices of the arm of the bounty hunter Zam Wessel
In Episode IV he takes a drink at the Mos Eisley Cantina and cuts of the arm of Dr. Evazan.
This could also explains why he uses his mind trick on Stormtroopers by saying "You don't need to see my identification."

133. Jeremy Bulloch plays three different characters in the Star Wars saga: Boba Fett (Episode V/VI), Imperial Officer on Cloud City (Episode V), Captain Colton (Episode III).

^ He was awesome... They should not have changed his voice to teemura Morrison's in the DVD.

to biker scout
he dosent actually cut the arm of evazan, its ponda baba, the aqualish. he slices the drs chest opern though.

Originally posted by jaden101
"remember the line from obi wan in ep1...if you would only obey them you would be on the council" or something like that...hence qui-gon wasn't a master

125: apparently in ep 1 there is another homage to spielberg in that there is a model of the space ship from close encounters

ive never seen it though i heard its meant to be somewhere in watto's shop

Qui-Gon was definitely a Master, he just wasn't on the Council.
And he was a Master before he trained Obi-Wan, he had had other Padawans prior to training Kenobi.

The pod from Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey is among the junk out the back of the shop, that may be what you are thinking of...

My Bad- it is Pondababa...

134 - In one of the original drafts of Star Wars, the "Princess" character revealled herself to be from a race of God-like beings at the end of the film. The beureaucrats who had been protecting her (later developed into the intrepid band of heroes we now know and love) were astonished to find they had been adventuring with a deity.
The role of the Princess proved one of the most problematic for Lucas and she went through many changes as the script evolved. Francis Ford Coppola insisted Lucas "sex her up" a bit; Lucas felt he should drop the character altogether at one stage...

135 - Threepio's line: "We seem to be made to suffer, it's out lot in life" is culled straight from Seven Samurai.