10 Things You Missed In Star Wars Deleted Scenes

[@carter358]

@00:30 - Just an FYI: The word SITH appeared on the Star Wars bedsheets I had as a kid in the late 70s. They had multiple characters on them with their names. Beneath Vader it said DARTH VADER and beneath that in smaller letters it read DARK LORD OF THE SITH. I think that may have been the first use of the term in merchandising (unless you count the novel as merch)

[@dogenjinn4806]

I agree. Everywhere Darth Vader was merchandised he was "Dark Lord of the Sith." Ten year old me pulled down the family dictionary and look up "sith," "vader," and "darth." I found out that darth was a word that meant "dark," vader was a word that meant "father," and sith was an archaic version of the word "since." So, back in the 70s I knew Darth Vader meant "dark father" and he had knowledge of stuff that was in the past. Totally unrevealing to ten year old me after the one movie, but something I thought about for a bit.

[@Donathon-qx8kq]

I do....and Fosters.. Splinter novel was way better (and sometimes more logical) story than any of the sequels.... heck the comic was great....

[@KevyNova]

Jabba was NEVER intended to be human. The actor who played him was just meant to be a stand in and Lucas was going to cover him up with a stop-motion creature but they couldn’t make it work well enough with the little time and money that was available. Han’s line about Jabba being a “Wonderful human being” was sarcasm. Parts of the scene were shown in a bts doc narrated by Mark Hamill in 1983 and it said back then that the plan was always to make Jabba a big creature of some kind.

[@mikeg5397]

That's what Lucas said 20 years after he made the movie. Why else would he be in costume?

[@MichaelLayneWeston]

​@@mikeg5397 Reference. He was supposed to be a hairy creature. The artist for the Marvel tie-in comic knew he was supposed to be an alien, but didn't know anything beyond that and so he just chose one of the cantina aliens as a model.

[@KevyNova]

@@mikeg5397 for the same reason that Ahmed Best wore a Jar Jar costume on the set of the prequels, even though he was always going to be replaced with CGI. It makes it easier for the other actors to perform. Imagine Harrison Ford doing a scene with Jabba dressed in jeans and a sweatshirt!

[@docsavage8640]

@KevyNova face. Jabba was a humanoid. That's why Lucas approved the depiction as such in the 1977 comic books.

[@docsavage8640]

@MichaelLayneWeston false. Lucas approved the depiction in the comic books.

[@jamiehicks1535]

Vader was referred to as 'Lord of the Sith' in the 'Story of Star Wars' audio cassette and the the radio drama (on NPR I believe).

[@apphappy3796]

Good Point cause that's how I came to know him as back in the day when Star Wars ANH originally came out.

[@1977TA]

If you were the actress that played Han's lady friend in the cantina discovering your scene was cut from the film would be disappointing. After Star Wars became a runaway box office success you'd be devastated. I bet she still thinks to this day that her opportunity to be a notable character in the franchise was unfairly taken from her. The actors who played Luke's friends on Tattooine also got did dirty with the exception of the actor who played Biggs.

[@abe1996]

Unfairly taken from her? What's unfair about it? 😂

[@1977TA]

@nzrugbyvidz1033 Definitely. It was the setup to their meeting in the rebel hanger before the assault on the Death Star. Without the setup, Biggs appears to be some random guy Luke is happy to see. When Biggs was killed in action his death did not have impact because the context of his friendship with Luke was cut from the film.

[@folgore1]

When I saw Star Wars in the theater in 1977, it really surprised me that Luke seemed to know all the other fighter pilots in the final Death Star battle. The Biggs scene would have set up Luke's relationships with Biggs and the other pilots properly. Acting is a tough business with everyone hoping to get their big break. For all the actors with minor roles in SW who saw their roles cut, it must've really hurt. I'd even include David Prowess in this category since he was expecting to have a speaking role in the film only to have his voice replaced by James Earl Jones. The success of the film shows that the right artistic decisions were made but they came at a human cost.

[@apphappy3796]

Yes Biggs was in the cut scene however reappears in the "Last Battle" and inside rebellion temple on Yavin as "Biggs" explains to Gold Leader that "He's The Best Bush Pilot.." to handle the X-Wing in battle. So there you have it

[@Connor22231]

​@@1977TAthe scene with Biggs in the hanger is a deleted scene as well, but it was added in for the special editions

[@M.E.plusminus]

04:39 I always thought that the subsequently changed `Greedo shot first´ scene is one of the dumbest ideas Lucas himself came up with. Greedo manages to not hit Han at such a short distance? What is this, a total joke? Han doesn´t even move at all.

[@Scalaflow]

7:32 - Koo Stark who played Camie is much better known in the tabloids as Prince Andrew's girlfriend (in the UK at least)

[@Me4-gc8qs]

Didn't she date Lister as well?

[@StoffelDilligas]

​@@Me4-gc8qsDave Lister? Lister the stupid? Lister of Smeg?

[@slchance8839]

It's my opinion that C3PO's origin story should have been that he's part of QUEEN Amidala's royal entourage. He speaks all these languages, knows protocol and etiquette, and he's shiny, metallic, and expensive looking, just like Queen Amidala's Naboo starship. He's the perfect companion for a royal diplomat who has to represent her people, communicate with other dignitaries who may not speak her language, and not accidentally offend different cultures on other planets. And they could have made R2D2 be a flight computer navigator SIM card that Anakin programmed and created to help him race pods better. Then later, he carries this SIM card with him and inserts it into an empty R2 shell or something. Something that small, cheap, and mechanical would have been perfect and affordable for a slave boy to create. C3PO just seemed too expensive and unnecessary for a slave boy to build, as an assistant. If Anakin NEEDED to build ANY kind of droid it would be more like Tony Stark's fire extinguisher robot in Iron Man, who helps Tony build stuff and put out fires.

[@aceldamia9114]

Your opinion is wrong.

[@aceldamia9114]

Man, Camie is so attractive. Always been in my top five attractive characters in Star Wars.

[@ianoag]

There were a lot of these that were interesting. I for one would have loved a Human/Humanoid Alien version of Jabba (In the Marvel Comic Adaptation he was an Ape-like being) I would have also liked the use of the Word "Sith" in that which we now call "A New Hope" (Yes, the Marvel Comic Adaptation used it in a narrative describing Vader) As for Biggs and co, guess where I found out about them ? (Hint: A certain Comic Adaptation) I'm not going to mention the Greedo business again, I saw it (and a certain Comic Book Adaptation showed it too) Let's face it, when you're a mean old git like me and you read most of the Comic Book Adaptation before actually seeing Star Wars (Yes I'm that old it wasn't called a New Hope yet) Certain things stick in your memory. I also found it quite amusing that after mentioning said Comics, I realised that The House of Mouse now own both Lucasfilm and Marvel. Great list and my favourite Christiensen moment was the "Sound of Music" Parody in "Attack of the Clones" also finding out that Hayden is Canadian was quite a surprise - What? WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT WASN'T SUPPOSED TO BE A PARODY OF THE SOUND OF MUSIC? No Parody? Denied! Cheers Gareth!

[@barbarossarotbart]

My favourite Christiensen scene was his appearance in Ahsoka.

[@mikecrawford9484]

I was going to say the same thing

[@ronin2963]

Thank you for the Table of Contents

[@thatsdoctorevil]

Trying to find where Han Solo's coat on Hoth lost it's white piping on the sleeves. It was there in theaters when I first saw the movie. It is now currently gone, maybe because they repurposed the coat for Rogue 1? Andor wears that same coat on Jedha. Makes sense that Han wouldn't have that coat to borrow during ESB - except it could've been found among Rebel supplies, because Andor didn't wear it to Scariff and they didn't take much with them. I think they should've kept it all.

[@arielfilmsinc1926]

Its played out in the radio drama that Han put his foot on table AND exclaims he can shoot UNDER a table as well as across one yes he SHOT first

[@sockhopsinger]

And Jabba in the radio drama was called Heater, I believe.

[@arielfilmsinc1926]

One of Jabbas enforcers@@sockhopsinger

[@bwedesign]

One thing I didn't miss was the Simpsons reference during the Red Guard portion of the video.

[@Pharoyar]

Thanks for your videos ... great moment.

[@nathancruz9172]

4:54 I prefer the original version of Han Solo shoots first.

[@InghamL99]

Why the hell don’t you show us the actual clip even if there isn’t time for the whole scene? Show the guy saying the Sith lord line, etc.

[@gertpacu3926]

8:28 Do you know where this quote came from? "nothing at all! nothing at all! nothing at all!"... It was from the Simpsons when Homer went skiing and Flanders scared Homer when he came up and stopped near Homer on the ski slope. He said that his skin tight ski suit was like wearing "nothing at all!", when Homer tried to remember how to ski while taking moguls to the groin he sees Flanders saying "Feels like I am wearing nothing at all! nothing at all! nothing at all!" then Homer says "Stupid sexy Flanders". LOL.. Love that part.. Old Simpsons is so much better than New Simpsons.

[@TheJediCaptain]

The Han Solo Trilogy ended with Boba Fett stopping Han in an alley while he was going to prep the Falcon for the flight to Alderaan. Fett made a promise to Han's first love, Bria Theren, to inform her father in the event of her death during the early Rebellion. Fett passed the message to Han to ensure it got to him. -- Fun fact: Lando's reference to "after what you pulled" and Han's response to Chewbacca's question "that was a long time ago" is a reference to a heist that Han and Bria staged against Durga the Hutt. They freed all his slaves and destroyed his spice business, with the pretense that Han and the smugglers he assembled would take a share of the looting...shared with the young Rebellion. The Rebellion ended up betraying the smugglers and Han was blamed for it. Han tried going to Lando for help after losing Jabba's shipment only to be decked. He became a pariah of Nar Shadaa after that.

[@ericpeterson8732]

Favorite Christiansen moment? "Aggressive negotiations" and the arena fight in attack of the clones.

[@benjaminwilliams1292]

You don't like his monologue about his dislike of sand? My goodness..😮

[@user-nm8mt8vb3c]

The Massacre of Innocents is THE best scene in the first 3 films. When they think he is there to save them and you get the iconic shot of his Sith eyes and a lightsaber ignites.

[@chrisstetsko5020]

I remember being a kid in the theaters And I remember Luke took part in TWO trench runs on the Death Star.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Luke, the character was scheduled to fly a "new" Y wing bomber but the property models, sets were not ready so the scenes used X wings.

[@robdixson196]

Even Han Solo wouldn't be cocky enough to step on Jabba. That is not cocky it is suicidal. Hutts are extremely dangerous. it would be like pissing off a Hippo. It may look slow and harmless, but you're just plain dead.

[@darylabrams2]

I feel like it fit. Han is a bad ass. He doesn't get intimidated and wasn't going to let Jabba push him around. I also felt when he calls Jabba a wonderful human being really worked because since the Hutts consider themselves superior to humans. It was an insult in a way to Jabba. I know it probably wasn't planned that way but it works.

[@OwainCooper]

Love the videos 🎉

[@apphappy3796]

Well I can think of a cut scene (clip) that wasn't shown in this content video. It is when the Star Destroyer is chasing the blockade runner over tattoine there is cut cut shot of Luke looking up at the sky with his electro binoculars to see some of the battle chase sequence. If some of the hardcore fans didn't know of this then I guess I just let them know cause it was on special DVD 90s version with extra BTS & cut scenes from the original Star Wars. See ya.

[@1969Risky]

10 Things You Missed In Star Wars Deleted Scenes are already things that we knew. The title & the content were misleading. 7:24 Camie Marstrap is Koo Stark. She was the girlfriend of Prince Andrew at one stage.

[@GeneralPadron]

That copywrite you got at the bottom left corner of the clips, it should still say Lucasfilm(TM). And it's pronounced, " Taw'shi Station".

[@brianwesley28]

That wasn't Han's girlfriend. She was the town dewback.

[@thedys70]

count me in for a ride...

[@TheFacelezShow]

Thx for new video!

[@boqndimitrov8693]

these scenes weren't dropped by accident, so we haven't missed anything.

[@aceldamia9114]

Apparently you don't know the definition of "missed." Buy a dictionary.

[@killingragethrowback]

Hey now, Hutts may be horrible slug things, but they're still people.

[@rcschmidt668]

As a life long fan of the series, I have to mention that Luke went to Tah-chee Station, not Toh-chee Station. Thank you.

[@stuartstark]

Why does anyone BUT Gareth do voice-overs at WC? He's the king.

[@JSTrudel]

Why? Here’s why. /head slap

[@grawakendream8980]

1. tagg mentions sith lord 2. anakin speaks droid 3. declan mulholland

[@SiMon-em3wu]

How can one miss them, if they’re deleted? 😂

[@wesleywarsmith1113]

To me the Guido gun fight always made sense originally. Han had a blaster pointed directly at him at point blank range. In gun fighting rules you are allowed to draw and fire since he is NOT officially a law person . Han was ALWAYS in the right.

[@whiskeyvictor5703]

SITH (pronounced SHE) is from Scottish Gaelic and means the "Fairy People"! Quite different than how George used it, eh?

[@Seren2010kinder]

Best part? When he kills the sand people but they should of made it longer do we could experience the rage and the start of his transition to the dark side.

[@Xlen-omega]

In the novel it goes into detail. It's pretty brutal.

[@heidifedor]

In my head cannon Han’s, “girlfriend”, was a young Peli Motto.

[@herrjorgedark]

Jajajaja

[@Neilalex123]

How come everyone forgets about the Wolfman in the cantina in New Hope?

[@user-nm8mt8vb3c]

ok. ETs species is in Star Wars, are they innate force healers? or was ET a Jedi of the species?

[@ZigUncut]

Sith Lord is in the novel and a bunch of promo material.

[@12thMandalorian]

It would have been better if you showed us the clips instead of describing them

[@Frankie5Angels150]

No one has explained how Lando not only got the Millennium Falcon from him but also inexplicably was wearing Han’s clothes when he saves Luke at the end of “The Empire Strikes Back.” The only place I’ve seen it pointed out was in Family Guy!

[@M.E.plusminus]

He didn´t get the Falcon in any scene, but he co-pilotes it with Chewbacca bc he knows the ship nearly as good as Solo himself. That´s why Han borrows him the Falcon in Return of the Jedi for a single specific mission. And Lando wears Han´s pilot clothes at the end of Empire Strikes Back bc he didn´t really had the time to get his own stuff with him, so he borrowed some of Han´s wardrobe on board of the Falcon. It also makes clear that he & Han are still Bro´s + he´s now part of the group.

[@maryroberts2099]

I don’t pay that much attention to the light sabers

[@kikacruz4560]

9:22 to get to the point

[@JoshuaHopkins-j9o]

Pimps don't have girlfriends... your thumbnail is mistaken

[@toddbollinger2288]

Binary bleeps… Do we take your word for it or did you want to share? Why didn’t you play it?

[@athemioszed2233]

I am old enough now to have witnessed all of these things in previous cuts of Star Wars lol No mandala effects here.

[@frankharr9466]

I did miss them.

[@Number4lead]

She was just a call girl Han was negotiating with who was working the cantina.

[@pecks55]

this would have been very informative if it weren't narrated by the nasal shrills of Garath Morgan jeez it grates find someone with vocal talent to do these voice overs

[@ianwhitfield1696]

My favorite Anakin Moment is when he took down Dooku

[@nocheckmarkgames]

literally just watched some of these extended scenes the other day. I can see why some of them were removed, they either virtue signalled too hard, or LoL, Hayden was walking around all weird for some reason? Like wtf dude just talk to Padme's dad, you don't gotta pace around.

[@yuichiusagirabbitpawssnow4820]

Remember listening Star Wars drama 🎭 audiobooks add delete scenes back in some thing in book 📕 it’s way better then film 🎞️ versions including older clone wars way better than new versions of tv. shows. May force be with you all ways

[@rnichol22]

Macklunkeyyyyy

[@ahlija]

We all know sith was a typo.

[@countvertigo5869]

Missed??? Got everyone of them scenes ....just like everybody else did. Whats there to miss ?!?!

[@athemioszed2233]

Oh yeah, HAN FIRES FIRST!😂

[@SevenDaysToNoon]

You lost me after the 1st one. Where I got the impression you weren’t going to show ANY of the clips you’re talking about! 🤨🙄

[@brianmcmurter4415]

play the games, Knights Of The Old Republic,one and two, the Sith beliefs first time they are mentioned, and not to underscore the game, why, because both games a super cool to play 😎✌️🤗🙃😋😛

[@sockhopsinger]

Boooooonnnnk!!! Alan Dean Foster did not right the original Star Wars novelization. That was George Lucas. 1976. Star Wars: From The Adventures of Luke Skywalker. ... Also, I wish we could have seen the extended conversation with Obi-Wan in ROTJ as described in the James Khan novelization.

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

I can speak both binary and bachi

[@ddohartaigh9687]

Clip bait

[@josh10177]

Purists reading too much everything, for example they can't enjoy the prequels because they're actually trying to make sense of the political stories. Which is pointless it's meant to be confusing just like real life politics. But you know, and all you need to know. Is that Palpatine is pulling the strings all along. But sith is simply an an annogram of shit, that's all there is behind the word sith.

[@Weasel699]

I thought i saw in a doc that george had all the eps written and he went with 4 5 6 because they was the better

[@saiynoq6745]

I applaud Disney for making a product that creates unhealthy expectations in their young consumers life’s leading them to scenarios of needing to put their kids in front of the screen thus continuing circle of LIFE !

[@finc4164]

can you shut up and stop talking, and just show us the deleted scenes so we can hear them ourselves?

[@Frankie5Angels150]

The words “favorite Christiansen moments” are an oxymoron. He’s an awful actor! All “methody and angsty” like “hey look at me, I’m ACTING!”