You wish you could do all these things, fly like Peter Pan, telekinesis I think it's called. 'That's the thing, that's what fairy tales are made of. On whether he tries to pick up his TV remote across the room using the Force: All the puppeteers had gone to lunch and I wondered what it's like in there.' The inside of it was pasted over with newspapers and glue to give it substance, I thought, 'This is really odd.' I also got inside of Jabba, which was like a sauna bath, because it's like a big rubber enclosure. I also got inside a bantha, those creatures that were outside the cantina. On what it was really like being stuck inside a dead tauntaun:

With all the tweaking and adaptations, why not put it in to add detail to the story that's not there?' The only place you can see it is the novelization of the screenplay. They changed to get to the plot faster, so now it goes straight to the fourth scene. This shows that Luke is apolitical, and joining the Empire is even attractive to him. He's thrilled that Biggs has joined the Empire, and feels as soon as he'd get the chance he'd join the Rebel Alliance. I loved it because you saw that he wasn't well-liked by his peers, and he bumps into Garrick Hagon (Biggs Darklighter), and Luke is really excited because he has joined the Empire, and Luke is so anxious to get off the farm and find his lot in life. When you're first introduced to Luke, he's on the farm and he sees the robots - when R2-D2 and C-3PO eject - he races to the club, and you see what his life is like on Tatooine. 'There was a scene at the beginning of the first movie that was cut out. On which scene from 'Star Wars' he'd like to change: I beg people, please let's keep it a surprise! Don't you want to be surprised? I know I do.' There's a natural curiosity, and a competition to see who can reveal the most. I'm trying to keep the surprises for the movies, not for the Internet. My sisters would go through the closets at Christmas, and I hated that. That's why I'm worried about Episode VII, they're going after casting sheets! I'm someone who doesn't want to know what I'm getting for my birthday. I'm good at keeping secrets - especially when the goal it to maximize the enjoyment of the audience.

I remember when they screened it, Harrison turned around and said 'I didn't know that! Why the f*&^ didn't you tell me?!' If it goes out we'll know you leaked it.' So I was terrified of being the one to ruin it. '(Director) Irvin Kershner brought me aside, and said, 'I know this, George knows this, and you'll be the third person who knows. On movie spoilers and keeping the secret that Darth Vader was Luke's father:

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