Originally posted by: Go-Mer-Tonic
I think Lucas was just really strapped on time and money. I am not so sure a reshoot after the fact would have been possible. I think that's why he just "fixed it in post" by tweaking the dialogue to make it clear that Greedo planned on shooting Han.
I think Lucas was just really strapped on time and money. I am not so sure a reshoot after the fact would have been possible. I think that's why he just "fixed it in post" by tweaking the dialogue to make it clear that Greedo planned on shooting Han.
Gary Kurtz himself has refuted this ridiculous assertion on the part of Luca$h. The scene was that way because Luca$h wanted it that way. It was that way in the original script, which is why it appears that way in Alan Dean Foster's novelisation and in the film. The film represents exactly what appears in the novelisation.