- Post
- #69376
- Topic
- Star Wars: Deleted Magic (Released)
- Link
- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/69376/action/topic#69376
- Time
Here is the first part of my new edit of Star Wars.
http://www.orangecow.org/videos/deletedmagictantiveIV1.mov
(Quicktime, 21 MB)
Actually recreating the Lost Cut isn't possible, so what I've done here is basically deconstructed this first scene of the film. I've compared it to the shooting script, and included production sound and little notes on how the editing in the final cut altered the feel of the film.
The opening crawl is from the third draft screenplay ... it's not the crawl that would have been in the lost cut, but it's a version of the crawl I really like.
I'm currently working on more of this - I'm putting David Prowse's voice back on as Darth Vader as he chokes the Captain. Very entertaining stuff. =)

(Ditto)
(more landspeeder touchups)
(Barley different at all, shot of Mos Eisley)
(Digital speeder)
(Digital dewback now "barks" as the gang enters the Cantina)
(Wolfman replaced with reptile thing)
(Digital dewback added behind stromtroopers, with another dismounting)
(Greedo now shoots first)
(Digital droid accompanies troopers from door to door)
(digital swooping doorway and air traffic)
(This does NOT mean to vote for if Jabba is better than teh '97 version. This vote is for the scene at all.)
(new Alderann explosion, with "ring")
(the room of troopers Han runs into is now extended by about 100 troops, and even a TIE fighter)
(new forced perspective shot of the hallway)
(more hallway modifications)
(new garbage creature)
(messing with Leia's blaster sounds)
(re-added the "close the blast doors" line)
(lightsabers updated to look like the prequels)
(corrected Obi-Wan's fading saber)
(more sounds added to the controls)
(Digital Falcon approaches Yavin)
(Falcon added to the foreground, landing)
(different temple)
(conversation with Biggs added)
(different Death Star approach shot)
(simple, whole Battle of Yavin. original, or special)
(ring added to the Death Star explosion)
(cardboard people replaced with real people)