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Adventures of the Starkiller as taken from the Journal of the Whills, Saga I: The Star Wars was the second draft of the script to the film that would become Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope. It was begun in the summer of 1974 and finished on January 28, 1975. [1] It was replaced in May 1975 by a...
The finalized third draft, dated August 1, 1975, was titled The Star Wars From the Adventures of Luke Starkiller. This version had most of the elements of the final plot, with only some differences in the characters and settings. It presented Luke as an only child whose father was already dead, and who was cared for by a man named ...
- $11 million
- John Williams
- May 25, 1977
- Gary Kurtz
The Star Wars: From The Adventures of Luke Starkiller was the third draft of the script to the film that would become Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope. It was completed on August 1, 1975.[1] Above the planet of Utapau, stormtroopers led by Darth Vader (a Sith Lord and right hand of the Emperor...
Like the second draft, The Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Starkiller begins with a quotation from the Journal of the Whills about the saviour known as “The Son of The Suns”. This is not dealt with later on in the script, however, but it might be an indication of Luke Starkiller’s potential as a Christ symbol.
A death-white wasteland stretches from horizon to horizon. The tremendous heat of two huge twin suns settles on a lone figure, LUKE STARKILLER, a farm boy with heroic aspirations who looks much younger than his twenty-two years.
The tremendous heat of two huge twin suns settles on a lone figure, LUKE STARKILLER, a farm-boy with heroic aspirations; who looks much younger than his twenty years. His short hair and baggy tunic give him the air of a simple-minded, but lovable lout with a prize-winning smile.
25 gen 2024 · A Star Wars film script left by Harrison Ford in a west London flat has been put up for sale. The fourth draft of the first Star Wars film, originally titled The Adventures Of Luke...
