@Jonno - Earl Twiss just replaced the scenes that were not in the film so they are not the original trailers! đ
Strictly speaking, none of these are the original trailers - just various attempts to recreate them. Earl Twirss made the decision to maintain a consistent quality, rather than frankensteining shots from varied sources; it might not be strictly accurate, but without that distraction itâs arguably more successful as a trailer. IMO of course.
Bear in mind also that this version only seems to be available in a cropped version. I can not seem to find an un-cropped version of this trailer anywhere in a proper widescreen ratio. And I am a bit gutted that it does not seem to exist.
A scope trailer wasnât necessarily made at all. This is hypothetical, but seems consistent with the trailers Iâve seen: Most trailer reels would have been shown flat, avoiding the necessity to change the projector lens during the pre-show. Scope trailers were more likely to be found tagged onto scope features, once the main show had started, and were generally high-profile releases. A rerelease, as in the case of that ESB trailer, probably wouldnât warrant such fanfare.