mcdermd wrote:No, I agree. I see the goofier tone of ANH in relation to the prequels. I think ANH would have been even more goofy had Lucas not been advised on some of the editing choices made in '76/'77. Sorry, but the Toche station scenes are pretty cheese with Luke making some real "Yippie!" moments..
Gloomy Garrick. During editing of A New Hope, most of the "Biggs scenes" wound up on the cutting room floor (as well as a scene with Luke, wearing a Gilliganesque floppy hat, repairing a moisture vaporator). Despite the advice of Lucas' friends, who had recommended introducing the protagonist sooner, Lucas ultimately opted for a linear flow. "I really wanted to have this clean line of the robots taking you to Luke, Luke taking you to Ben, Ben taking you to Han, Han taking you to Princess Leia," he said. That's little consolation to Biggs actor Garrick Hagon, who in an interview wistfully bemoaned the loss of his great wardrobe: "I had a cape, I had a Russian-style shirt...boots..."
foxbatkllr wrote:Everyone always says it was Lucas who wanted to keep those scenes but the people advised against him doing it...
Ayatollah Krispies wrote:foxbatkllr wrote:Everyone always says it was Lucas who wanted to keep those scenes but the people advised against him doing it...
I thought the current version was that Fox wanted such introductory scenes, but Lucas never wanted them, and ultimately managed to do without them?
I have also heard that a major reason those scenes were cut is because the acting in them was SO terrible that they will never see the light of day, even in a "deleted scenes" section on a home video release.
Ayatollah Krispies wrote:I have also heard that a major reason those scenes were cut is because the acting in them was SO terrible that they will never see the light of day, even in a "deleted scenes" section on a home video release.
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