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Interesting how little was written with regards to the screenplay during the times of audition. Listen to the dialogue, it's hilarious.

http: //www.youtube.c...h?v=Ee1FNaMk4U0

Luke: "Well, for one reason, we don't have your other five thousand."
Han: "Well who's going to pay me?"
Luke: "I think there are some things we should talk about..."
Han: "I'm beginning not to like you."
(Pause)
Han: "Well how much you think she's talking about?"
Luke: "A million at least."

Mark even later calls Harrison "Hans". Awesome.

Anyone know why he didn't help write ROS? Was it his choice or Georges?

Something I've been curious about for a while.

Was just watching the OT Star Wars, where R2-D2 was a normal droid.

It thus begged the question: Is there anything in all the PT quite as repugnant at R2-D2 flying in AOTC? Who was the asshole son-of-a-bitch at Lucasfilms that thought that one up? Since Lucas now does nothing without clearance from his gang of shit-head lackeys, I wonder who it was who thought it would be cool that R2 should all of a sudden fly?

Why would he fly?

Why?



I know this thread has been made countless time before, but I felt inclined to make it one more time.

Why? Why?

So, uh, I guess Luke wasn't born on Tatooine after all - but instead he was born on Coruscant.

Doesn't that not rock, or what?

I had a Star Wars picture book when I was a kid that I always thought was titled "The Rogue Moon" or something to that effect, however when I do a search on Google or Yahoo for the title or variations there-of, nothing comes up.

Basically, the story goes like this: a moon or asteroid is streaking toward the Rebel Base (I believe it might have been Yavin) and Luke has to take it out with his X-Wing Fighter. His fighter gets pretty damaged in the process, but he ends up destroying it at the last second. From what I remember (keeping in mind I was something like four or five years old when I had it) the story was absolutely riveting and the art was pretty cool too.

Anyhow, for sentimental reasons, I was wondering if anyone knew of the book I am talking about?