Originally posted by: Neil S. Bulk
That photo is in the soft cover version as well. The book failed my test though. It had the term "Star Destroyers" in it, and if it's about the making of Star Wars, they should be "Imperial cruisers".
Neil
Originally posted by: TheCassidy
I didn't know much about the book until I read Moriarty's review on AICN, and now I really want the hardcover edition, if not just for this pic in it:
I didn't know much about the book until I read Moriarty's review on AICN, and now I really want the hardcover edition, if not just for this pic in it:
That photo is in the soft cover version as well. The book failed my test though. It had the term "Star Destroyers" in it, and if it's about the making of Star Wars, they should be "Imperial cruisers".
Neil
What are you talking about? Lucas used the term Star Destroyer in all the early drafts of the screenplay. Just because the term didn't make it into the dialogue of the finished film doesn't mean he wasn't using the term at all. Notice that the term "The Sith" never made it into the film either.
elvisjones