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Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope

Lucasfilm (1977)
Action | Adventure | Classic | Fantasy | Sci-Fi
USA | English | Color | 02:03
LaserDisk
3 discs

Princess Leia is captured and held hostage by the evil Imperial forces in their effort to take over the galactic Empire. Venturesome Luke Skywalker and dashing caption Han Solo team together with the loveable robot duo R2-D2 and C-3PO to rescue the beautiful princess and restore peace and justice in the Empire. Original release (not the special edition).


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Mark Hamill Luke Skywalker
Harrison Ford Han Solo
Carrie Fisher Princess Leia Organa
Peter Cushing Grand Moff Tarkin
Alec Guinness Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi
Anthony Daniels C-3PO
Kenny Baker R2-D2
Peter Mayhew Chewbacca
David Prowse Darth Vader
Phil Brown Uncle Owen
Shelagh Fraser Aunt Beru
Jack Purvis Chief Jawa
Alex McCrindle General Dodonna
Eddie Byrne General Willard
Drewe Henley Red Leader
Denis Lawson Red Two (Wedge)
Garrick Hagon Red Three (Biggs)
Jack Klaff Red Four (John D.)
William Hootkins Red Six (Porkins)
Angus MacInnes Gold Leader
Jeremy Sinden Gold Two
Graham Ashley Gold Five
Don Henderson General Taggi
Richard LeParmentier General Motti
Leslie Schofield Commander #1

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Added Date Mar 10, 2012 13:58:33
Modified Date Jun 12, 2022 00:33:47

Notes

Special Notes:
The three films are presented in the CAV Standard Play 30-minute per side LaserDisc format, each film consisting of three platters in individually bound black star field jackets within a (fingerprint prone) gloss black outer sleeve and marked on the spine as Sides 1-6 Star Wars, Sides 7-12 The Empire Strikes Back, and Sides 13-18 Return Of The Jedi. Within each outer sleeve set the film is presented along with an alternative audio track (although sparse), interviews, production stills, original theatrical teasers and trailers, and other features. The box set also contains a guide booklet descriptive of LaserDisc production credits, the filmmakers interviewed and the subject to which they speak, as well as the chapter stop sequences in which each is found on the analog audio tracks. Side 6 of each film set contains the chapter stop guide to the supplemental materials and various points of interest. There also is a hardcover book, George Lucas The Creative Impulse, written by film critic Charles Champlin (1992).

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