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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2011
Star Wars: The Making of the Myth
Anthony Daniels hosts a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Star Wars.
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In hindsight it’s obvious Star Wars is about c3po , he’s the main exposition and carries the casual viewer. The double act of him and r2 is laurel and hardy or any similar comedy pairing.
28:03, I love how this is a recurring theme of all Star Wars behind the scenes, "a line here, a word there, and the editing had transformed our rather plodding studio work into a masterpiece". The art of movies resides mostly in the editing, it is where the magic happens, where all bits come together fo form a coherent compelling piece. It amazes me how georges could indeed believe in himself so much during the shootings knowing that the editing would make it great, it takes some great visualisation skills.
George loves editing. It's his favourite part of the creative process as he gathers a lot of footage then creates in the editing room to find the stories he wants to tell. It's not a very common practice but it works.
First time I saw this particular documentary... Fantastic...
In this galaxy not so long ago or far away, I was born the same year Star Wars came out. I have a special kind of pride about that.
What!? @11:13 Lucas studied the human condition!? Why can’t he write humans then?
It's because he uses dialogue more as an anchor for what is happening visually and uses it to convey tone. Star Wars is designed like a silent film. The music and visuals carry the experience. It's why it connects across cultures in part. He's a visual filmmaker versus a literary filmmaker. Besides the dialogue is also consistent across all six films. Check out Everytime Star Wars Quotes Star Wars on here.
A Legendary Story...Then the making of a "Myth" Star Wars. I'm glad I lived to witness the fun...& guess what? 61 today & I'm still living through it. Thank You George, Steven, Francise...etc. for all the fun.
This piece was excellent!
Great Narration there Anthony Daniels your the best C3PO in my favorite Star Wars films
Anthony Daniels, never complained and he put his heart and soul in his role. I love that man.
No offense to Mark or Harrison, but I loved those lines of dialogue. But honestly, the more I hear Mark talk about how they did not like the lines, the more it sounds like he is joking as if to say some of their "complaints" were done for fun. Video is over-shedding tears now.
They had their issues but Harrison would later say to Time Magazine months after it came out, "I told George you can type this stuff but can't say it but I was wrong. It worked." They had their issues at the time but once they saw the full picture of what George was doing with it they came around to it. The dialogue is also consistent across all six films. Check out Everytime Star Wars Quotes Star Wars on here. George uses dialogue more as an anchor for conveying tone and to show you where you're at. It's like a silent film. He's a pure filmmaker versus a literary filmmaker.
As much of an SOB Anthony Daniels can be, I do enjoy listening to his dulcet tones.
I see Joseph Campbell's influences in the original Star Wars.
It's influence can be felt on the Prequels as well.
anybody got a link for any more of that sculpting-shop footage? thanks
Anthony Daniels is funnier than you are and he's not even trying
Sand. .....gets everywhere
Hamlet with Lasers.
Lightning in a bottle. ⚡👍 "We seem to be made to suffer. It's our lot in life! It's not alot, but it's our life!" 😂
No silver leg?
24:07 Disney, take a note on this please
So that's where George Lucas got the whole idea of the Dark Side and the Light Side of the Force and the words from Yoda where he teaches Luke about how anger, aggression and fear from. The one at 11:42 to 11:43, the Bible and Jesus, the whole Jedi religion thing based on the idea from the Bible.
Of course modern Star Wars fans are more interested in Ben Kenobis sexuality and whether or not he approves of Tusken same-sex marriage
When was this documentary made?
@@RedactedFreePress Lol thanks it’s amazing how you can answer a question of mine that was asked when I was a completely different person :)
That was very good
Looks amazing, the UK people seem to like it, when is it coming to theaters in America?
The real Author of Star Wars - Douglas Gabriel retells his story of intellectual property, Theft, and the involvement of George Lucas, and Steven Spielberg. th-cam.com/video/tJNSKyioDkk/w-d-xo.html
so 8:00 people in real life thought C3PO was a god as well? LOL.
No wonder George Lucas gave Hayden the lines about "sand." Comes from his and the team's experience with filming A New Hope in the desert.
Did you hear that George Lucas used to build sets
Enjoyable documentary...on the other hand the comment section is a reflection of our culture gone wrong. America has too many uneducated apathetic juveniles that have nothing interesting to say... It's hard to believe the cancerous regression displayed in this section, hence the dumbing down and apathy shows it's self well here. It's a wonder they even know how to tie their shoes. LMAO...
I mean, are you _really_ surprised that a comment section under a TH-cam video is full of shit? It's the internet, people talk shit. It is what it is.
every documentary i see about the original star wars cracks me up when you learn that pretty much everyone working on the film had no faith that it would be any good at all.
My thoughts exactly. Alec Guinness despised the movies even though they made him quite wealthy.
Except for Lucas.
@@Сайтамен Mark Hamill also tried to convince the crew that the film will be good.
@@ici123-r2e But he didn't really believe it would be hit. He said he gave script to his friends to laugh.
@@BenderMohawk Wrong. Sir Alec never despised the film. One thing, George Lucas gave him 2.5% earnings from the film besides his acting fee/salary. He even had a great time filming. Mark Hamill told in an interview that Sir Alec did a prank on the crew. He had fun with Mark between takes & he respected George Lucas so much. Sir Alec indeed admitted that the script he got from Lucas was "ropey" but very interesting nontheless. He couldn't stop flipping the pages until the end of the script. One thing that Sir Alec despised was the typecasting. He didn't want to be remembered only for playing 1 specific character, no matter how iconic the character turned out to be.
Why don't we use Blue-Screen instead of Green-Screen today?
do ALL relationships begin with *HAN SOLO*
Is that a masturbation pun?
verry good documentary, thank's
When are these interviews from? They look pre-Prequels era....
21:45 lol the way Harrison walks over "the mic was in picture.." As if he's about to take out his blaster and shoot them lol
very little bullshit cgi so refreshing
"Cant you put some pants on the Wookie?!" Hahaha
+Gabe B CHEWBACCA! WHAT A WOOKIE!!! DUN DUN DUNNN DUN DUNN DUNNNNN
Who puts coconut in a fruit salad, Mark?
+clownyxthexclown A fruit Cake my son, a Fruit Cake.
You never heard of ambrosia salad? Don't knock it til you try it :)
WHO Doesn't
fucking awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jeez I am a little bit worried about Anthony Daniels in the force awakens if this is what his C3P0 impression is. He did not sound anything like he does in the mivue
A movie that totally blind sided. This movie is so old disco will still alive!
total childish lame movie
+Traveling Cam Total childish lame comment
maybe no one will like my comments however check out john todd,s comments about the occult and star wars i am a born again christian by the way i really enjoyed the films but i do see a strong religious element in them anyway check out what john todd said many years ago and then cross reference with sites about the illuminati and hollywood in general
The guy at 14:07 says CP30, instead of C3PO. How odd.
+TheEditor Actually comes more easy over my tongue.
I always forgot which it was, when I was a kid.
That's my Dad :D
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Anyone know when this was made?
+Noah Caboose No
Dennis Vance godamn it
HavenElric 1980 I bet . Luke says 25 years old when he is dead. I think he was 21 or so when making of Star Wars ?
1997, from what I can find on the inter webs
THE MAKING OF STAR WARS
I guess the man at 37:04 hadn't seen the prequels...
Star Wars.....looks like a good film...is it? Can you get it on DVD and I'll watch it.
So cool to see David Prowse's face for the mold of the Vader Helmit at 13:35. I have never seen that footage before today.......wow.