A Few of FR's Finest...Every Day....05-19-05...Star Wars

DollyCali | May 19. 2005 | DollyCali

[DollyCali]

A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day

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Ah, Star Wars – where to begin?


Words & phrases were born: “The Dark Side”, “May the Force be with you”,”Ewoks”, “lightsabers”, droids”, "hyperspace”. The stellar career of Harrison Ford (Hans Solo) was launched, while Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) remained relatively obscure and Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia) went to rehab & both Mark & Carrie have experienced a modest comeback.

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R2D2 & 3CPO were resurrected in 1999 for episodes 1-3 all the while George Lucas, a household word, became famous, rich, & has input with many films of all sorts with his companies Lucas Industrial Light and another firm Skywalker Sound. These two firms combined have won 40 Oscars ! If you sit through the “credits” at end of movies, as I always to, you see the names often. Lucas also had directed &/or produced movies such as Willow; Indiana Jones series; and American Graffiti. The genius of Lucas is undisputable.

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We learned a little about tolerance, respect, cooperation, and even LOVE ? among humans not just a different color, race or nationality.. but between human and robots and humans & intelligent creatures of every imaginable appearance and disposition. Hans Solo & Chewy; Leia & C3PO; Luke and R2D2 - a few examples. We waited for the first kiss between Leia & Hans; we cheered when the Death Star exploded and cried when we found out Luke was Darth Vader’s son

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We also learned that no longer were the credits at the end a one minute affair. I didn’t think there were that many people in Hollywood, yet alone part of one movie!

A generation that was raised (or raised their children) on the first three episodes – actually the middle of the trilogy - beginning in 1977 looked forward with anticipation as the opening of the next series at the end of millenium, to let us know “how it all started”. Current gossip has it that Lucas may be bold and go where no other human has gone – No wait that is another series - and do the last three of the trilogy. Hmm.. a trilogy of trilogies. Works for me.

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Please join us with your stories of your childhood experiences, your children’s experiences, your Star Wars favorite characters; Star Wars Trivia; your favorite Star Wars Pictures/graphics.. And hey, invite your friends, who are Star Wars fans to join us.

And yes, it is Thursday and JohnHuang2 is not able to be with us today. My guess is he has bought an all day pass and is going to sit through the movie half a dozen times He should be back with us next week.



DollyCali Does Star Wars


Always having been a movie fan & a Sci Fi fan for decades, I looked forward to this movie with all the hype that preceded it.. 1977. My son was 4 when husband and I decided to take him to the first theater movie. It has been playing for weeks with great reviews & crowds still heavy, but not sold out.

Son Jeff had been talking about it for weeks – much promo on TV. As we stood in line for the movie and he asked what we were going to see we asked him what was the movie he really wanted to see.. We just about fell over when he said “Pete’s Dragon” (the most recent advertised flick) .

Well we did NOT have to worry about him being disappointed. Jeff like his mom is typical ADDH… little sleep, always bouncy, active and talkative. I had worried about him also disturbing other movie fans. Well, we didn’t have to worry about this either. HE NEVER MOVED. He sat transfixed from beginning to end.

Jeff and I saw this at theater several more times together and I alone many more times (for the sake of you all not thinking I am a complete Movie Maniac, I plead the 5th to exactly HOW MANY TIMES.)

Jeff and I together saw the next two episodes over the years. Between the first movie & the opening of The Empire Strikes Back we found our home became a haven of star wars figures, aircraft, monsters, fighting vehicles & light sabers…and as of now..well, yes I own all the VHS & DVDs.



When Episode 1 opened in 1999 here in NE Ohio, I had much nostalgia as I went the first day & wished I could be sharing this with Jeff.. Alas he lives 500 miles away & now has his own family.

When that wonderful blast of music & the Opening Scroll of “A long time ago, in a galaxy etc” burst onto the sceen....I...I...

I began sobbing.

I freely confess. . I never realized how powerfully this would affect me. A couple folks my age sitting near by patted me & nodded, understanding. At the end of the movie, everyone jumped up & clapped. The critics didn’t give it top reviews.. but we fans did.

I may not be around a whole lot for next ??? hours.. depends on how many showings I am able to get tickets for today. I will be there after midnight for the initial public showing.

And I hope that all visiting will realize this is NOT the thread for flaming & critical political commentary on the stars & crew.

Now please pass the popcorn...

[DollyCali]

You know I recall seeing the French LT woman when it came out in 70s & it seemed so racy.. checked the DVD out of library this winter & found it still a good flick but so mild in comparison with what is shown now.

I liked Fried Green Tomatoes & also Lorenzo's Oil..

[pookie18]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1406645/posts

[WVNan]

Yes, I liked Fried Green Tomatoes too. Lorenzo's Oil was okay, but it didn't connect with me like some other movies. I love anything at all with Mel Gibson. "Bird in a Cage", "Man Without a Face", and one I can't recall the name of with Jamie Lee Curtis, where he is in a time travel situation and suddenly ages very fast. What was the name of that movie? Sheesh, the mind is going fast.

[DollyCali]

Forever Young?

[DollyCali]

Demi Moore didn't look bad when she shaved for GI Jane.. when you are that attractive I guess it doesn't matter.. Intersting re: Evan's absense etc.. rumor though I'll bet.

[LadyX]

"Ha! I knew we would like the same movies. ">

No doubt about it -- we are imprinted similarly, like true sisters..:))

Wonder if we were a good influence on Nancy the Younger... 'xpect she'll amble along eventually, our little shadow...

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

050516-N-8921O-001 Mt. Baker, Wash. (May 16, 2005) - An EA-6B Prowler, assigned to the “Black Ravens” of Electronic Attack Squadron One Three Five (VAQ-135), flies near Mt. Baker during a training exercise. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Chris Otsen (RELEASED)

050516-N-8921O-004 Mt. Baker, Wash. (May 16, 2005) - Commanding Officer, Electronic Attack Squadron One Three Five (VAQ-135), Cmdr. Charles Luttrell, right, and Lt. Brian Taylor take a moment to look at their wingman during a routine formation flight over Mt. Baker, Wash. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Chris Otsen (RELEASED)

050518-N-0226M-170 Pacific Ocean (May 18, 2005) - An EA-6B Prowler, assigned to the "Eagles" of Electronic Attack Squadron One Two Nine (VAQ-129), prepares to make an arrested landing on the flight deck aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76). Reagan is currently underway in the Pacific Ocean conducting carrier qualifications for west coast Fleet Replacement Squadrons. U.S. Navy photo by Senior Chief Photographer's Mate Mahlon K. Miller (RELEASED)

[dutchess]

Hey friends...you're hopefully in when Im stopping in. Dolly.. WONDERFUL JOB TODAY... You know...think we're going to rent the series (Think Mr. D. saw a few of the earlier...but we never got into it)

Nan...so great to see you!!!! We upgraded computer stuff last weekend and Mr. D. was re-arranging things. When done I panicked and said where's Nan's angel. LOL...he pointed that it was off the screen and now on the tower but proudly displayed. Thanks friend.
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[LadyX]

Right in front of my face on the computer shelf is a little angel Nan sent me, dutchess -- can't manage without her..:))

(Both it and the Real Angel..:))

[DollyCali]

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Some Star Wars characters made it big; some didn't

By LOUIS B. PARKS
Copyright 2005 Houston Chronicle

A long time ago in movie theaters just around the corner, some mostly unknown actors hit the big time when Star Wars became one of the hugest movie box-office surprises of all time.

It's the kind of luck that gives struggling actors a new hope, and Star Wars did create successful careers of one kind or another for many of its cast.

Harrison Ford (Han Solo) became a full fledged movie star.

Harrison Ford

Ford, whose most important role before Han Solo was playing a bad boy hot rodder in another George Lucas hit, American Graffiti, quickly got lead roles in several bland to bad Hollywood movies. His career didn't catch fire until 1981, a year after The Empire Strikes Back, when writer Lucas and director Steven Spielberg picked him (after Tom Selleck said no) to play Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Ford is now 62, but Indiana Jones 4 is still rumored for 2006. See www.harrison-fordweb.com.

The daughter of crooner Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds,

Carrie Fisher

Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia), now 48, had done one small role before Star Wars as a teen who dallies with Warren Beatty in Shampoo. Her star did not jump to light speed after the Star Wars trilogy, despite losing the hated bun hair for Empire and most of her clothes for Return of the Jedi.

She found stardom of a different kind on best-seller lists. Her partly autobiographical novel Postcards From the Edge, which reflected some of her own substance abuse and movie-star mom issues, was made into a good Mike Nichols film starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine. See www.carriefisher.com.

Mark Hamill

The first hero of Star Wars, Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), almost didn't make it to Empire. Shortly after the original film he was badly hurt in a car crash, evident from his reconstructed mug in Empire. That movie opens with his face mauled by a Wampa ice creature to explain his new look.

He appeared in several Broadway productions (The Elephant Man) including creating the role of Tony Hart in the musical Harrigan & Hart, for which his singing and dancing got him a Drama Desk nomination. Hamill, 53, has been active in gaming, both as actor and in development, and has written graphic novels. See www.markhamill.com.

Peter Mayhew

Who knew Chewbacca was a Texan at heart? Peter Mayhew, the 7-foot-4-inch Englishman who plays the beloved furmeister, had done only one film, also in full costume, when Lucas recruited him for Solo's sidekick.

A hospital orderly prior to Wookiee life, Mayhew did only a few scattered roles outside the Star Wars trilogy. He went into business, but later became a draw on the fan convention circuit, where he met his American wife, Angie. They live in Granbury. He was thrilled to re-play Chewbacca in Revenge of the Sith. See www.petermayhew.com.

Alec Guinness

Star Wars' one true star was the great English actor Alec Guinness (Ben, Obi-Wan Kenobi). Guinness was nominated for a best actor Oscar twice, winning for The Bridge on the River Kwai, and nominated in support twice, including for Obi-Wan in Star Wars. Already 63 when Star Wars came out, much of his remaining career was in support roles. He died in 2000 at age 86.

David Prowse

The original Darth Vader was 6-foot-7-inch British weight-lifting champion David Prowse. Prowse, now 69, had many mostly minor film roles before Star Wars, such as the old man's bodyguard in A Clockwork Orange, where at least we can see his face. Lucas gave him a choice: Chewbacca or Vader. Prowse figured a villain was more memorable. He hasn't been active in movies since Return of the Jedi (in which we see a different actor's face as Vader), but he's still popular at Star Wars fan events. See www.darthvader-starwars. com.

Jones

James Earl Jones never appeared in a Star Wars film, but his contribution of the voice of Lord Vader is beyond measure. That astounding tone, his large size and impressive acting talent has made him one of the best known African-American actors. He was nominated for a best actor Oscar for The Great White Hope. He's always busy, mixing extensive voice work (The Lion King) with support roles whenever someone of impressive stature is needed. His voice is finally heard again, we think, as Vader in Revenge of the Sith.

Anthony Daniels

Is it the manner or the voice that drives us crazy about Anthony Daniels as C-3PO? No matter — he's the perfect combination of English butler and annoying comic sidekick. Star Wars didn't make him a star — no surprise — but he's long done the science-fiction convention circuit and acted in a number of television shows (Prime Suspect) — mostly British. The 59-year-old actor, who lives in London, is the only person to have a speaking role in all six Star Wars movies.

Kenny Baker

The other actor who contributes to all six movies, Kenny Baker, plays the series' other droid, the blessedly nonspeaking one, R2-D2. The tiny Baker (he's 3 feet 8 inches), now 70, lives in London and attends many fan events. See www.kennybaker.co.uk.

It's a pity that Peter Cushing's character, the wonderfully nasty Grand Moff Tarkin, did not survive the destruction of the Death Star in Star Wars.

Cushing

Along with the prequel trilogy's Christopher Lee, he was one of the great English horror and science-fiction villains of several decades, as well as a fine actor. Already 64 when Star Wars came out, he continued acting until his death in 1994.

louis.parks@chron.com

22 posted on 05/19/2005 6:45:38 PM EDT by Dog Gone

[Dog Gone]

Some Star Wars characters made it big; some didn't

By LOUIS B. PARKS
Copyright 2005 Houston Chronicle

A long time ago in movie theaters just around the corner, some mostly unknown actors hit the big time when Star Wars became one of the hugest movie box-office surprises of all time.

It's the kind of luck that gives struggling actors a new hope, and Star Wars did create successful careers of one kind or another for many of its cast.

Harrison Ford (Han Solo) became a full fledged movie star.

Harrison Ford

Ford, whose most important role before Han Solo was playing a bad boy hot rodder in another George Lucas hit, American Graffiti, quickly got lead roles in several bland to bad Hollywood movies. His career didn't catch fire until 1981, a year after The Empire Strikes Back, when writer Lucas and director Steven Spielberg picked him (after Tom Selleck said no) to play Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Ford is now 62, but Indiana Jones 4 is still rumored for 2006. See www.harrison-fordweb.com.

The daughter of crooner Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds,

Carrie Fisher

Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia), now 48, had done one small role before Star Wars as a teen who dallies with Warren Beatty in Shampoo. Her star did not jump to light speed after the Star Wars trilogy, despite losing the hated bun hair for Empire and most of her clothes for Return of the Jedi.

She found stardom of a different kind on best-seller lists. Her partly autobiographical novel Postcards From the Edge, which reflected some of her own substance abuse and movie-star mom issues, was made into a good Mike Nichols film starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine. See www.carriefisher.com.

Mark Hamill

The first hero of Star Wars, Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), almost didn't make it to Empire. Shortly after the original film he was badly hurt in a car crash, evident from his reconstructed mug in Empire. That movie opens with his face mauled by a Wampa ice creature to explain his new look.

He appeared in several Broadway productions (The Elephant Man) including creating the role of Tony Hart in the musical Harrigan & Hart, for which his singing and dancing got him a Drama Desk nomination. Hamill, 53, has been active in gaming, both as actor and in development, and has written graphic novels. See www.markhamill.com.

Peter Mayhew

Who knew Chewbacca was a Texan at heart? Peter Mayhew, the 7-foot-4-inch Englishman who plays the beloved furmeister, had done only one film, also in full costume, when Lucas recruited him for Solo's sidekick.

A hospital orderly prior to Wookiee life, Mayhew did only a few scattered roles outside the Star Wars trilogy. He went into business, but later became a draw on the fan convention circuit, where he met his American wife, Angie. They live in Granbury. He was thrilled to re-play Chewbacca in Revenge of the Sith. See www.petermayhew.com.

Alec Guinness

Star Wars' one true star was the great English actor Alec Guinness (Ben, Obi-Wan Kenobi). Guinness was nominated for a best actor Oscar twice, winning for The Bridge on the River Kwai, and nominated in support twice, including for Obi-Wan in Star Wars. Already 63 when Star Wars came out, much of his remaining career was in support roles. He died in 2000 at age 86.

David Prowse

The original Darth Vader was 6-foot-7-inch British weight-lifting champion David Prowse. Prowse, now 69, had many mostly minor film roles before Star Wars, such as the old man's bodyguard in A Clockwork Orange, where at least we can see his face. Lucas gave him a choice: Chewbacca or Vader. Prowse figured a villain was more memorable. He hasn't been active in movies since Return of the Jedi (in which we see a different actor's face as Vader), but he's still popular at Star Wars fan events. See www.darthvader-starwars. com.

Jones

James Earl Jones never appeared in a Star Wars film, but his contribution of the voice of Lord Vader is beyond measure. That astounding tone, his large size and impressive acting talent has made him one of the best known African-American actors. He was nominated for a best actor Oscar for The Great White Hope. He's always busy, mixing extensive voice work (The Lion King) with support roles whenever someone of impressive stature is needed. His voice is finally heard again, we think, as Vader in Revenge of the Sith.

Anthony Daniels

Is it the manner or the voice that drives us crazy about Anthony Daniels as C-3PO? No matter — he's the perfect combination of English butler and annoying comic sidekick. Star Wars didn't make him a star — no surprise — but he's long done the science-fiction convention circuit and acted in a number of television shows (Prime Suspect) — mostly British. The 59-year-old actor, who lives in London, is the only person to have a speaking role in all six Star Wars movies.

Kenny Baker

The other actor who contributes to all six movies, Kenny Baker, plays the series' other droid, the blessedly nonspeaking one, R2-D2. The tiny Baker (he's 3 feet 8 inches), now 70, lives in London and attends many fan events. See www.kennybaker.co.uk.

It's a pity that Peter Cushing's character, the wonderfully nasty Grand Moff Tarkin, did not survive the destruction of the Death Star in Star Wars.

Cushing

Along with the prequel trilogy's Christopher Lee, he was one of the great English horror and science-fiction villains of several decades, as well as a fine actor. Already 64 when Star Wars came out, he continued acting until his death in 1994.

louis.parks@chron.com

[DollyCali]

May the Lord of great love and of creation keep the men and women of our military in His loving and eternal care. May the families be immersed with peace and comfort as they proudly know their loved ones are giving their best for the things that are dear to all of us. AMEN

Below are names of some of our FReepers' loved ones who are serving our country. If you have someone you would like to add, please address a post to Billie; Mama_Bear; Dutchess; Aquamarine; The Mayor; DollyCali, and we will add their name to this list. As we pray for them, we pray also for all our nation’s leaders, and military personnel, and their families and friends. May God hold them close to His heart.

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Maigrey...................cousin OhioWfan........................son mystery-ak..........son, husband Gogrammy................grandson Inspectorette...................son Blessed American..........nephew Slip18..........................nephew anniegetyourgun...........nephew Diver Dave.......niece, nephew ConspiracyGuy........2 nephews Pippin.......niece's husband sneakers..........................son weldgophardline.....brotherinlaw jamaly.................brotherinlaw Future Snake Eater..........cousin WaterDragon.............grandson WaterDragon...........son-in-law BeforeISleep...................son kimmie7......................brother Armymarinemom............3 sons american_ranger.............son LadyX.........................grandson fawn796.......................nephew Dubya............................nephew StarCMC......................brother ValerieUSA..................2 sons Lakeside......................2 sons LakeLady.....................nephew Spruce.....................daughter Philman_36..............2 nephews bjcintennessee.......son, niece eaglesiniowa.....................son auboy.............................cousin Ladysmith..nephew, friend's son tina07......soninlaw & his friend Katydidnt..........................son MontanaCowgirlCop.......brother Colorado Slim................nephew Tapatio.........................2 nephews Alouette................................son Warrior Nurse...........active duty SK1 Thurman...........active duty David Osborne.........active duty fc2tomschermuly......active duty bkwells..................active duty LongCut..................active duty cjk..........................active duty Trish.......................active duty ODC-GIRL.................active duty AF_Blue..................active duty Notwithstanding.....active duty thumperusn.............active duty Q6-God.....................active duty Q6-God...................twin brother Veloxherc.................active duty Don Simmons...........active duty wingnutx..................active duty Old Sarge................active duty CGblue........................active duty bigghurtt ................active duty frankiep...................active duty

scubachick.........................husband ladtx................................2 sons Its_me_K.E.T...........................son gator girl.........................husband severa...............husband, brother Hostel.................................cousin MozartLover..............son, nephew LBGA (RIP)...................................son katykelly................................son cookcounty............................son SpookBrat..............nephew, cousin Doug from Upland...........son-in-law Himyar....................................son boxerblues........................2 sons the piper....................................son sheeza................................husband kemathen7.........................husband Tiffee4Bob..........................boyfriend El Gato.........................nephew deadhead.............................cousin JimRobinson..................2 nephews TexKat.......................son, step-son Consort.......2 daughters,son-in-law Darheel...............................niece Donaeus...........................nephew dixie sass........................nephew BeAllYouCanBe........................son Repubmommy........................brother AgThorn................................2 sons homeschoolmama.................nephew kneezles.................................son Rose inRoseBear......cousin's hubby Redhead............step-granddaughter Redhead...........step-grdaughter fiance Atomic Conspiracy.........half-brother Atomic Conspiracy................nephew Atomic Conspiracy....................niece Sunflowergal.........................grandson visualops..............................cousin mrstank..............................husband MrsMike31........................husband spotbust1............................husband Leofl...........................................son chena............................................son campfollower............................fiance LUV W............................................son painter...................................nephew ProudAFDad.................................son SkiMask...................................son TheMayor...........................friends'son mhking.....................................cousin Misty4jc................................husband Bykrbayb........................................son Hope and Glory.............................son ak_daddoo..................................nephew SilentServiceCPOWife...............husband Walkenfree.....2 grandsons, 3 nephews Walkenfree...................1 granddaughter ariamne...............................2 cousins Zechariah_8_13......brother-in-law, cousin DirtyHarryY2K............daughter, son-in-law nelibeli......................................nephew

[dutchess]

Hi Dolly...sorry so late in coming back. Rain and thunderstorms here...my two dogs don't do well which I usually "ignore". Dad (while I was at work) tried to "comfort them" Not with a 55 lb. Ridgeback. He fell but is okay...but has been a stressful night. BUT...things are OKAY...LOVED YOURE thread and think we need to rent the movies!!!! ((((dolly))))

[dutchess]

Right in front of my face on the computer shelf is a little angel Nan sent me, dutchess -- can't manage without her..:))

Just checked....mine made it too and is sitting on top of my "Tower" Thanks Nan AND MR. D. for remembering how important that special angel of Nan's was/is..!!!!!

[DollyCali]

Here's Looking at you Kid!




Thank you dutchess. Glad your evening was good...we too have storms here. I am surprised we still have power. If you decide to see movies, I recommend that you start with the 1977 series & then go forward. As a pilot, I think you will have fun with much of the "flying" that is done.. In 1977 when I saw the first movie I was in ground school in NC. I told my instructor I wanted to learn to fly a land rover. He told me to worry about the Cessna for starters.

[DollyCali]

That scene over mt. Baker is gorgeous.. thank you for your daily posts of military pix..

[DollyCali]

My mom, whom I live with, is an invalid & still manages to get to her bathroom.. but she has fallen a few times..scary. I am glad she is still able to be in her home.

Oliver is also terrified of "boom boom".. hides under my chair, etc. He weighs about the same as your ridgeback.

[xp38]

I went to a noon screening today. I would say the theatre was half full and no costumes that I could see. The audience was actually very quiet throughout.

However like I said to you in my email this was easily the best of the prequels and a very good show to wrap the whole saga up. I took my ipod into the theatre to play while waiting for it to and was trying to think what to listen to. I have a selection of the Star Wars themes from all the soundtracks but I knew I would soon be hearing them so I decided to listen to AC DCs Back In Black before the movie started. :)

[DollyCali]

I am guessing your trailers were the same as ours (LOTS OF THEM - which I like) Many good movies coming up. (esp interested in Mr/Mrs. Smith & the latest Batman & the Fabulous(?) four..

I dug out my CDs from earlier SW movies this morning and have been listening to them when here & in car. I am tired of the talk show/Newsweek/Filibuster etc for now.. Know it is impt but just wringing hands & bloviating over issues gets depressing. The music themes are so gorgeous.

[DollyCali]

are you back to normal health wise? I sure wish you would send some of that nice sunshine this way!!! still coolish here & a storm went thru. First time in a VERY long time that we didn't lose power. I heard tree branches falling on roof. I am working on a power point project. Need to stop soon as my eyes are sore. I should be following your great lead & clean my house.

[DollyCali]

Oh, I thought I had posted this and I KNOW you all want it...

*wink*

Star Wars Episode 3 Trailer