When George Lucas was in charge, even though some of the direction and dialogue was stiff, George was always innovating and pushing the boundaries. Sometimes it was hit or miss, but he and his crew were always inventing new ways to do the impossible. The effects didn't just directly impact his movies but the entire industry as well. Without George and ILM, movies that we know today wouldn't be possible. Honestly, George Lucas, James Cameron, and Stephen Spielberg are in a class of their own when it comes to technological innovation in movie making. We love you George, sorry that some fans and the media made you feel otherwise for several years, but I think most Star Wars fans appreciate just how much you effected our lives with your vision. It really is a case of, "you don't know what you got til it's gone."
sometimes when you watch the movies and then go on to watch these behind the scenes things that go really in depth to the production, sometimes you can’t even comprehend the amount of work that goes into it. one scene could contain months on months of effort from all the different departments all for something that ends up lasting a few minutes. it’s really impressive the amount of dedication and work goes into these films
Disney is ruining Star Wars. But it’s nice to see the clone wars return instead of those pathetic excuses for a Star Wars show like rebels or resistance
I mean the Mandalorian is good and the 2 upcoming other shows a Kenobi and Rogue one show I read about so some things are good but I do agree with most how disney is handling the movies except for Rogue One they were all good entertainment but nothing for the diehard fans
@@purefoldnz3070 A lot of scenes were pre made with practical effects and placed in with computer imaging, if the tech was available in the time of the OT then it would have been used then too.
3:27 I respect peoples opinions, when they say the prequels used to much CGI, but look at this set, all people in costumes NO CG ,only CG is for what would be the screens in the movie.
Francesco Brosolo I think most people mistake things for CGI because of the art direction. Everything looks smooth and clean, something bad CGI often looks like.
Matthew Muir Darth Vader was brought to life by numerous actors. David Prowse was in the suit, James Earl Jones provided his voice and Sebastian Shaw was in the suit at the end of Return Of The Jedi when Luke removed Vader's helmet. Bob Anderson did the stunt work for Vader.
I actually even do not understand why so many native English speakers have big concerns with CGI. Maybe a culture difference? I heard older generations of my culture(most of them never even knew what Star Wars is when they were young) saying that OT looked less realistic because they used too many "puppets". (Don't get me wrong. I , myself think OT did their best with the technologies they had. I just do not understand why so lots of English speakers literally consider CGI usages as drawbacks.)
Generally the bashers and the internet flamers claim that CGI is cheaper and doesn't look real. Both are fake. CGI looks a lot more real than the old outdated stop motion and while costumes and makeup can be great there are limits to what you can do with it. Also CGI if only it is way more difficult to do than pratical effects.
Hans Ollo because you dumbass there was a limit with the use of cgi back then.If star wars was made for the first time today it would be full of cgi and no creatures would be costumes and make up.Thats a tradition to honor the original Star wars trilogy. Fucking dumbass
4:20-4:26 always made me laugh as a 13 year old watching the behind the scenes footage on DVD. Not only did I have to beg my parents for a copy of Episode 3, but I had to help my father with an HVAC job over xmas break to earn getting the DVD as a gift. Well spent effort.
@@theunknowncommenter725 It really wasn’t. Even Ahsoka existing doesn’t make any sense. Why would they have Anakin have a padawan or whatever when he is the Chosen One? It makes much more sense to have him focus on training himself rather than a random Jedi. Also, why the late reply? It’s been 10 months. Not like you were thinking of a good comeback because anyone could’ve thought of that in seconds.
I loved these movies . All the hate towards has marked a turning point in our society. The appreciation for imagining things have gone out the window with the numbing of our society through shows like “the real world” and reality television. All of it has everything to do with that. It’s like we have reached a point in our world just as the romans did when the gladiator killed each other in the colosseum....George thought these movies would be loved because it was a big step forward from the previous movies ....and it saddens me
@@nooneknows3925 Well I've been watching this featurette over and over since I was a kid hahaha, but still finding new things all the time. Hello from Australia!
12 years since Revenge of the Sith came out and I've only just realized that I saw Bruce Spence in something else many years earlier. He used to be in an Australian sci-fi series called Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left, which was based on a novel of the same title. It only ran for 28 episodes during 1991-92.
6:56 you can see them filming the deleted scene of grievous killing shaak ti. good thing this scene wasn't canon because she was seen later in the movie
3:53 Wow, lucky they cut that part out. After Anakin kills the Separatists, Darth Sidious then orders him to send a message to the Trade Federation to have the droid units shut down. Why would Sidious give Anakin this order if Nute Gunray told him they were already shut down?
The care put into the background creatures and droids was on another level, under Lucas’s supervision. Something neither any of other sequels were able to capture. All the aliens and droids In the sequels, didn’t feel Star Wars-y at all. They’re great for any other Sci fi movie, but just do not feel like they belong in Star Wars
(0:55) C-3PO: Oh. Oh... Oh my. (C-3PO was surprised to see the tourists, they giggled) C-3PO: There's a lot of tourists here! Oh um, allow me to introduce myself. I am C-3PO, human cyborg relations. It's so good to meet you all here. Tourists: Hi!
They were initially available at star wars . com when the prequels were released. They can be found on the bonus disc of the DVD release of each individual movie.
They did. Way too much. Does anyone here know how logic works? You do get that using some practical effects doesn’t mean the vast majority of these movies did not use them, right? Whole characters were pure CGI. Landscapes, settings and ships-almost entirely digital. Practical effects were _rare_ in these films. Sure, they were there. But just barely.
@@darkprose Well that's just plain wrong. More practical effects were used to make the prequel trilogy then the OT, the OT was simply based around fewer and sparser set pieces.
@@darkprose Joseph. You are the exact opposite of correct. Episode I and II each filmed in as many or more real world locations than the whole original trilogy. Each individual Prequel film built and filmed more miniatures than all of the OT, and each prequel film built hundreds of set. Ep3 built over 300 alone. Here you can see how the Prequels were just as practical as the originals. What you're talking about is a few animated characters and creatures, and some of the ships in episode 2 and 3. www.dropbox.com/sh/aozfi6s6eaxtjde/AAD1ATQ9x9Gj6ffnG9U_cSy2a?dl=0
Hi, MrAnderson! I am absolutely depressed by how so many Star Wars scenes were filmed and deleted and so many of them were not released. For example, Alan Ruscoe’s version of Bib Fortuna in the senate, extended Orn Fee Taa footage, many separatist scenes including the ones with Passel Argente having dialogue and Toonbuck Toora, THE red protocol droid that was supposed to appear near Jabba in the pod race. Do you know if there is any chance of finding these scenes?
I feel bad for Shaak Ti's actress. She must've been spending hours to do that alien makeup only to be killed twice in the film, but then they deleted both of those death scenes from the movie.
So much effort for characters that appeared for like 3 seconds damn that's called dedication
No, it's called production. Even minor background characters have to be designed.
@@MrParkerman6 stfu
@@MrParkerman6 stfu
@@MrParkerman6 stfu
@@MrParkerman6 stfu
"I'm having a wonderful time."
"HELP ME, help me."
james739123 😆😂
Never noticed how great Nute Gunray's animatronics are.
"our blockade"
Cause the accent is too distracting
Thats the biggest complement you could give those artists
As a kid I honestly thought it was cgi
"Ahh, victory"
When George Lucas was in charge, even though some of the direction and dialogue was stiff, George was always innovating and pushing the boundaries. Sometimes it was hit or miss, but he and his crew were always inventing new ways to do the impossible. The effects didn't just directly impact his movies but the entire industry as well. Without George and ILM, movies that we know today wouldn't be possible. Honestly, George Lucas, James Cameron, and Stephen Spielberg are in a class of their own when it comes to technological innovation in movie making. We love you George, sorry that some fans and the media made you feel otherwise for several years, but I think most Star Wars fans appreciate just how much you effected our lives with your vision. It really is a case of, "you don't know what you got til it's gone."
This was the last GOOD star wars movie. you are totally correct. bless you
And Disney made us all realize how good Lucas was.
It was all plinketts fault if we're being honest
sometimes when you watch the movies and then go on to watch these behind the scenes things that go really in depth to the production, sometimes you can’t even comprehend the amount of work that goes into it. one scene could contain months on months of effort from all the different departments all for something that ends up lasting a few minutes. it’s really impressive the amount of dedication and work goes into these films
I miss you so much...George. ;(
Disney is ruining Star Wars. But it’s nice to see the clone wars return instead of those pathetic excuses for a Star Wars show like rebels or resistance
He is still alive sir, stop grieving
i think everyone that is not a "filmmaker" depises the disney krap
I mean the Mandalorian is good and the 2 upcoming other shows a Kenobi and Rogue one show I read about so some things are good but I do agree with most how disney is handling the movies except for Rogue One they were all good entertainment but nothing for the diehard fans
@@frostyvr9805 They arent ruining jack shit.
And people say that everything was 100% CGI! Hahaha!
+Livvid Right? All of those dumbass subjective things ruined them! Your opinions are great!
Livvid sarcasm?
meanwhile the sets are a sea of blue lol
@@purefoldnz3070 A lot of scenes were pre made with practical effects and placed in with computer imaging, if the tech was available in the time of the OT then it would have been used then too.
@@soundwave9414 You are missing my point lol
Grand Inquisitor in Obi Wan is a little different from this one. LOL
3:27
I respect peoples opinions, when they say the prequels used to much CGI, but look at this set, all people in costumes NO CG ,only CG is for what would be the screens in the movie.
the awful fucking greenscreen and cgi grievous and yoda.
+DunderHumorFan You want a puppet grievous and a duel between palpatine and a puppet? Dickhole
The movies had a lot of pratical effects, more than the OT actually
OT purist following the sheep syndrome of the herd. Their type are a dying kind, very soon the elitists would be gone.
Francesco Brosolo I think most people mistake things for CGI because of the art direction. Everything looks smooth and clean, something bad CGI often looks like.
Silas Carson went from playing Ki-Adi-Mundi and Nute Gunray to voicing the Ood in Doctor Who.
Matthew Muir Darth Vader was brought to life by numerous actors. David Prowse was in the suit, James Earl Jones provided his voice and Sebastian Shaw was in the suit at the end of Return Of The Jedi when Luke removed Vader's helmet. Bob Anderson did the stunt work for Vader.
Matthew Muir Temuera Morrison was Jango Fett and the clones in Attack Of The Clones.
there was also the guy who filmed all of the darth vader bathroom scenes that were cut from the final film
TIL
don't forget about the guy from IT Crowd
I love Star Wars so much. So much. This is still in me, a nostalgia I cannot explain.
This was my childhood, away from all the busy days and bullies.
The masks really do look like they're talking with all of the facial movements they can make them do now. So cool.
Love star wars!!
too much CGI they said
Kit Fisto yea there is
There really isn't. Almost everything in the PT was done with sets, miniatures, matte paintings, animatronics, puppets, and prosthetics.
I actually even do not understand why so many native English speakers have big concerns with CGI. Maybe a culture difference? I heard older generations of my culture(most of them never even knew what Star Wars is when they were young) saying that OT looked less realistic because they used too many "puppets". (Don't get me wrong. I , myself think OT did their best with the technologies they had. I just do not understand why so lots of English speakers literally consider CGI usages as drawbacks.)
Generally the bashers and the internet flamers claim that CGI is cheaper and doesn't look real. Both are fake. CGI looks a lot more real than the old outdated stop motion and while costumes and makeup can be great there are limits to what you can do with it. Also CGI if only it is way more difficult to do than pratical effects.
Hans Ollo because you dumbass there was a limit with the use of cgi back then.If star wars was made for the first time today it would be full of cgi and no creatures would be costumes and make up.Thats a tradition to honor the original Star wars trilogy. Fucking dumbass
2:28 That's me - Po Nudo
You got killed by Hayden Christensen
That is awesome!
Awesome performance dude 😂
MMG 006 you mean sir fallsalot
He did a great job standing
I like the prequels and the trilogy!
I love them!
4:20-4:26 always made me laugh as a 13 year old watching the behind the scenes footage on DVD. Not only did I have to beg my parents for a copy of Episode 3, but I had to help my father with an HVAC job over xmas break to earn getting the DVD as a gift. Well spent effort.
George’s last masterpiece to give to the world
Was actually The Clone Wars series.
@@theunknowncommenter725 He said “masterpiece”
@@SavageJarJar which the Clone Wars series is one of them.
@@theunknowncommenter725 It really wasn’t. Even Ahsoka existing doesn’t make any sense. Why would they have Anakin have a padawan or whatever when he is the Chosen One? It makes much more sense to have him focus on training himself rather than a random Jedi.
Also, why the late reply? It’s been 10 months. Not like you were thinking of a good comeback because anyone could’ve thought of that in seconds.
@@SavageJarJar the clone wars is a masterpiece
I loved these movies . All the hate towards has marked a turning point in our society. The appreciation for imagining things have gone out the window with the numbing of our society through shows like “the real world” and reality television. All of it has everything to do with that. It’s like we have reached a point in our world just as the romans did when the gladiator killed each other in the colosseum....George thought these movies would be loved because it was a big step forward from the previous movies ....and it saddens me
I want that Nute mask
I miss the prequels. There's far more imagination and creativity in them, compared to the new Disney sequels.
He may not be a great script writer but goddamn is this man’s creativity endless
The prequels were the best trilogy
Compare this to the lackluster Disney "trilogy" puppets; the one Mark Hamill voiced in TROS looked like an over sized muppet just flapping its mouth.
5:35 I just realized he's the same species as the Grand Inquisitor.
I like how there's just a framed photo of Palpatine smiling at 6:33
Oh hey there
We are 10 years too late bro. greetings from germany
@@nooneknows3925 Well I've been watching this featurette over and over since I was a kid hahaha, but still finding new things all the time. Hello from Australia!
What about the droid attack on the Wookiee’s
4:50 = grand inquisitor make up for Obi-Wan! Anyone? 🤷🏼♂️
06:21 I like the random Smiling Palpatine photo haha
Wow the amount of work and talent to make this movie is amazing
1:36 if just disney saw this when making High Inquisitor mask
Awesome Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith Video.
It's fun to watch these videos. To see how they made the movies, and who's behind all the make up, and masks. And to see who voices who.
12 years since Revenge of the Sith came out and I've only just realized that I saw Bruce Spence in something else many years earlier. He used to be in an Australian sci-fi series called Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left, which was based on a novel of the same title. It only ran for 28 episodes during 1991-92.
I love starwars it is awesome
Ki Adi Mundi is awesome!
I saw Shaak-Ti's execution scene that was removed from the final cut of the film being shot in this BTS video
2:15 sidius' face out line in background
When Star Wars was about the universe´s story and not some bland "action" "blockbuster".
WTF ARE YOU TAKING ABOUT?!?!?! That hasn't changed in the slightest!!!!
@@YodatheHobbit Oh because chasing down a ship with low fuel is a great plot for a whole movie?
Apparently the Clone Wars T.V show has given the prequels justice
LOL I like the guys expression at 6:24 while he looks at the Mask Guy lol!
6:56 you can see them filming the deleted scene of grievous killing shaak ti. good thing this scene wasn't canon because she was seen later in the movie
She dies like...4-5 times? xD
@@Abbendys ye ik
And also them setting up the scene of Anakin killing Shaak Ti a little later on in the video.
That might’ve been “What is it skywalker”
3:53 Wow, lucky they cut that part out. After Anakin kills the Separatists, Darth Sidious then orders him to send a message to the Trade Federation to have the droid units shut down. Why would Sidious give Anakin this order if Nute Gunray told him they were already shut down?
Lucas probably decided on Sidious telling Anakin to do this *after* it was cut. I don’t know though.
@@SavageJarJar Yeah, may have been a reshoot.
@@AndrewChapman Maybe. Not really sure.
0:32
Poor kid, he’s like dafuq is that⁉️
Who watched this in the second disk on the Revenge of the Sith?
Thumbs up if you did!
1:28 there's the prototype of the Grand Inquisitor right there.
That is Tion Medon right there
They're the same species.
Thank you for uploading these. I love them!!!!
The Clone Wars series made all this creatures recognisable and alive.
Totally awesome!! I love STAR WARS!!
The care put into the background creatures and droids was on another level, under Lucas’s supervision. Something neither any of other sequels were able to capture. All the aliens and droids In the sequels, didn’t feel Star Wars-y at all. They’re great for any other Sci fi movie, but just do not feel like they belong in Star Wars
I love star wars
Is it just me, or is the music at the beginning oddly nostalgiac
So creepy but cool watching Nute Gunray's disembodied head talking with movements
Wow! It's amazing what they can do!
I wish newt gunray had more screentime to show off those animatronics
4:33, I feel so sorry for that guy dressed as a wookie. He must've been BOILING in that suit.
So much for everyone screaming CG
I love STARWARS
1:44 sculpture reminds of the Grand Inquisitor in Star Wars Rebels
They're the same species
I’m obsessed with these
Seeing Nute Gunray as an animatronic speak is so hot.
And those eyebrows are pretty hot too, ngl.
So exciting 👍
(0:55)
C-3PO: Oh. Oh... Oh my.
(C-3PO was surprised to see the tourists, they giggled)
C-3PO: There's a lot of tourists here! Oh um, allow me to introduce myself. I am C-3PO, human cyborg relations. It's so good to meet you all here.
Tourists: Hi!
We already know about the creatures I'm an huge starwars fan.
such a shame that Disney have left out the original alien species from their "star wars"
Bruce Spence been in three major movie franchises from Road Warrior to Matrix Revolutions to this.
Max Reebo for Jedi Council Leader
Damn,I could imagine so many possibilities with these animatronics
:O
OMG Zedd! :D
5:30..they couldn’t do this for kenobi???
"Help me. Help me" 😂😂😂
Is their any way to buy one of those masks? Would be awesome to have such a sculpture in your living room :D
Bruce Spence! Woo!
All webisodes of star wars are cool. But how do u get them?
They were initially available at star wars . com when the prequels were released. They can be found on the bonus disc of the DVD release of each individual movie.
Theyre on the Bonus DVD of the Special edition
well you couldnt really make a webisode when most of the star wars movies came out
And people said they used way to much CGI.... smdh.
They did. Way too much. Does anyone here know how logic works? You do get that using some practical effects doesn’t mean the vast majority of these movies did not use them, right? Whole characters were pure CGI. Landscapes, settings and ships-almost entirely digital. Practical effects were _rare_ in these films. Sure, they were there. But just barely.
@@darkprose
Well that's just plain wrong.
More practical effects were used to make the prequel trilogy then the OT, the OT was simply based around fewer and sparser set pieces.
@@samuelketner1391 which is the charm of the OT
@@darkprose Joseph. You are the exact opposite of correct. Episode I and II each filmed in as many or more real world locations than the whole original trilogy. Each individual Prequel film built and filmed more miniatures than all of the OT, and each prequel film built hundreds of set. Ep3 built over 300 alone.
Here you can see how the Prequels were just as practical as the originals. What you're talking about is a few animated characters and creatures, and some of the ships in episode 2 and 3.
www.dropbox.com/sh/aozfi6s6eaxtjde/AAD1ATQ9x9Gj6ffnG9U_cSy2a?dl=0
@@histguy101 In TPM, there was a single shot without any CGI. Regardless of how many sets there are, that doesn't reduce the amount of CGI
@warwolf193 Because the species that's at 4:20 is called Mon Calamari.
Hi, MrAnderson! I am absolutely depressed by how so many Star Wars scenes were filmed and deleted and so many of them were not released. For example, Alan Ruscoe’s version of Bib Fortuna in the senate, extended Orn Fee Taa footage, many separatist scenes including the ones with Passel Argente having dialogue and Toonbuck Toora, THE red protocol droid that was supposed to appear near Jabba in the pod race. Do you know if there is any chance of finding these scenes?
Dear J.J. Abrams please make a quarren Jedi
unfortunately TFA didn't include any species from the previous movies except Human, Wookiee, Mon Calamari (Admiral Ackbar) and Sullustan (Nien Nunb)
Dear J.J. Abrams please quit making Star Wars movies
TheGeneralMaul Amen, brother.
There was a little snip of the cut scene where Shakk Ti dies.
Ha ha Salacious Crumb is hilarious to this day.
Hey! It's Justin Dix!! Director of 'Crawlspace'!
Who?
A lot of Australians working on those things.
I feel bad for Shaak Ti's actress. She must've been spending hours to do that alien makeup only to be killed twice in the film, but then they deleted both of those death scenes from the movie.
Thank you.
6:30 - Best face ever
OT neckbeard fanboy: THE PREQUEL TRILOGY IS SOOO BAD IT'S ONLY CGI!
The Prequel Trilogy:
Cool
1:40 frieza was really almost in star wars 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol Funny how ki adi is under creature.
What’s crazy is that some of the characters didn’t show up on screen.
Who is the stand in voice actor saying ‘have you shut down your droid armies’ as Palpatine? He sounds a lot like Tim Curry.
1:29 the grand inquisitor from rebels in '03
Nope I've asked her before "Do you know what Star Wars is?" and she said no.
Funny that probably Viceroy Gunray mask was the most expensive one of the whole production and he appears like 30 seconds in the whole movie…
@5:30 also the Mouth of Sauron
Hell Yeah
6:43 she was pretty :P
"Anyone recognize these droids?"
"Yeah"
"Yep"
"Yes"
"Nope"
"WHO FUCKING SAID THAT?!?!?!"
no most of us didn't even notice the lips moving but we all noticed the CGI
What CGI?
those animatronics are just plain creepy
It is like every webisode is focused on number 3 revenge of the sith.
Sharon Byington cos its the only good film of the prequels 😂😂😂
there's a ton for episodes 1 and 2 as well
So, ki adi Mundi is derived from Dan Aykroyd’s coneheads skit on SNL?
Ngl, we saw more aliens in the originals than we did in the sequels. That’s pretty sad.