Get ready for a brand new Star Wars adventure.
Skeleton Crew, streaming with a two-episode series premiere December 3 on Disney+.
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Release Date: May 21, 1980 (original); February 21, 1997 (Special Edition)
Synopsis: (3 years after Episode IV) Three years after the destruction of the Death Star, Imperial forces continue to pursue the Rebels. After the Rebellion’s defeat on the ice planet Hoth, Luke journeys to the planet Dagobah to train with Jedi Master Yoda, who has lived in hiding since the fall of the Republic. In an attempt to convert Luke to the dark side, Darth Vader lures young Skywalker into a trap in the Cloud City of Bespin. In the midst of a fierce lightsaber duel with the Sith Lord, Luke faces the startling revelation that the evil Vader is in fact his father, Anakin Skywalker.
It is a dark time for the Rebellion. Although the Death Star has been destroyed, Imperial troops have driven the Rebel forces from their hidden base and pursued them across the galaxy.
Evading the dreaded Imperial Starfleet, a group of freedom fighters led by Luke Skywalker have established a new secret base on the remote ice world of Hoth.
The evil lord Darth Vader, obsessed with finding young Skywalker, has dispatched
thousands of remote probes into the far reaches of space….
Awards: Academy Award Winner: Best Sound, Special Achievement in Visual Effects. Academy Award Nominee: Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Best Original Score.
BAFTA Award Winner: Anthony Asquith Award for Film Music. BAFTA Nominee: Best Production Design/Art Direction, Best Sound.
Golden Globe Nominee: Best Original Score.
Saturn Award Winner: Best Director, Best Science Fiction Film, Best Special Effects. Saturn Award Nominee: Best Costumes, Best Music, Best Supporting Actor, Best Writing.
Cast
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Luke Skywalker
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Mark Hamill
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Han Solo
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Harrison Ford
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Princess Leia Organa
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Carrie Fisher
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Lando Calrissian
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Billy Dee Williams
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See Threepio (C-3PO)
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Anthony Daniels
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Darth Vader
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David Prowse
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Chewbacca
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Peter Mayhew
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Artoo-Detoo (R2-D2)
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Kenny Baker
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Yoda
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Frank Oz
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Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi
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Alec Guinness
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Boba Fett
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Jeremy Bulloch
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Lando’s Aide
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John Hollis
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Chief Ugnaught
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Jack Purvis
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Snow Creature
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Des Webb
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Performing Assistant For Yoda
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Kathryn Mullen
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Voice Of Emperor
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Clive Revill
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Admiral Piett
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Kenneth Colley
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General Veers
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Julian Glover
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Admiral Ozzel
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Michael Sheard
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Captain Needa
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Michael Culver
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Imperial Officers
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John Dicks
Milton Johns Mark Jones Oliver Maguire |
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General Rieekan
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Bruce Boa
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Zev (Rogue 2)
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Christopher Malcom
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Wedge (Rogue 3)
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Denis Lawson
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Hobbie (Rogue 4)
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Richard Oldfield
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Dak (Luke’s Gunner)
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John Morton
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Janson (Wedge’s Gunner)
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Ian Liston
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Major Derlin
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John Ratzenberger
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Deck Lieutenant
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Jack Mckenzie
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Head Controller
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Jerry Harte
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Rebel Officers
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Norman Chancer
Norwich Duff Ray Hassett Brigitte Kahn Burnell Tucker |
Crew
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Directed By
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Irvin Kershner
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Produced By
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Gary Kurtz
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Screenplay By
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Leigh Brackett
Lawrence Kasdan |
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Story By
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George Lucas
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Executive Producer
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George Lucas
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Production Designer
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Norman Reynolds
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Director Of Photography
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Peter Suschitzky B.S.C.
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Edited By
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Paul Hirsch A.C.E.
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Special Visual Effects
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Brian Johnson
Richard Edlund |
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Music By
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John Williams
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Performed By
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The London Symphony Orchestra
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Original Music Copyright 1980
Fox Fanfare Music Inc. | Bantha Music |
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Associate Producers
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Robert Watts
James Bloom |
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Design Consultant And Conceptual Artist
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Ralph McQuarrie
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Art Directors
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Leslie Dilley
Harry Lange Alan Tomkins |
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Set Decorator
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Michael Ford
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Construction Manager
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Bill Welch
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Assistant Art Directors
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Michael Lamont
Fred Hole |
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Sketch Artist
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Ivor Beddoes
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Draftsmen
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Ted Ambrose
Michael Boone Reg Bream Steve Cooper Richard Dawking |
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Modellers
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Fred Evans
Allan Moss Jan Stevens |
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Chief Buyer
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Edward Rodrigo
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Construction Storeman
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Dave Middleton
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Operating Cameramen
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Kelvin Pike
David Garfath |
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Assistant Cameramen
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Maurice Arnold
Chris Tanner |
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Second Assistant Cameramen
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Peter Robinson
Madelyn Most |
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Dolly Grips
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Dennis Lewis
Brian Osborn |
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Matte Photography Consultant
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Stanley Sayer, B.S.C.
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Gaffer
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Laurie Shane
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Rigging Gaffer
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John Clark
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Lighting Equipment And Crew From Lee Electric
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Make-Up And Special Creature Design
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Stuart Freeborn
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Chief Make-Up Artist
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Graham Freeborn
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Make-Up Artists
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Kay Freeborn
Nick Maley |
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Chief Hairdresser
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Barbara Ritchie
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Yoda Fabrication
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Wendy Midener
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Costume Designer
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John Mollo
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Wardrobe Supervisor
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Tiny Nicholls
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Wardrobe Mistress
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Eileen Sullivan
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Property Master
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Frank Bruton
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Property Supervisor
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Charles Torbett
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Property Dressing Supervisor
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Joe Dipple
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Head Carpenter
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George Gunning
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Head Plasterer
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Bert Rodwell
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Head Rigger
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Red Lawrence
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Sound Design And Supervising
Sound Effects Editor |
Ben Burtt
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Sound Editors
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Richard Burrow
Teresa Eckton Bonnie Koehler |
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Production Sound
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Peter Sutton
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Sound Boom Operator
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Don Wortham
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Production Maintenance
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Ron Butcher
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Re-Recording
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Bill Varney
Steve Maslow Gregg Landaker |
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Music Recording
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Eric Tomlinson
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Orchestrations
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Herbert W. Spencer
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Supervising Music Editor
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Kenneth Wannberg
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Assistant Film Editors
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Duwayne Dunham
Phil Sanderson Barbara Ellis Steve Starkey Paul Tomlinson |
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Dialogue Editors
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Curt Schulkey
Leslie Shatz Joanne D’antonio |
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Optical Coordinator
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Roberta Friedman
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Assistant Sound Editors
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John Benson
Joanne Cappuccilli Ken Fischer Craig Jaeger Nancy Jencks Laurel Ladevich |
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Foley Editors
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Robert Rutledge
Scott Hecker |
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Foley Assistants
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Edward M. Steidele
John Roesh |
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Sound Effects Recording
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Randy Thom
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Recording Technicians
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Gary Summers
Howie Kevin O’connell |
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Production Supervisor
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Bruce Sharman
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Assistant Production Manager
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Patricia Carr
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Production Coordinator
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Miki Herman
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First Assistant Director
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David Tomblin
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Second Assistant Directors
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Steve Lanning
Roy Button |
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Location Manager
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Philip Kohler
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Continuity
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Kay Rawlings
Pamela Mann |
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Casting
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Irene Lamb
Terry Liebling Bob Edmiston |
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Assistant To Producer
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Bunny Alsup
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Assistant To Director
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Debbie Shaw
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Assistant To Executive Producer
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Jane Bay
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Production Assistants
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Barbara Harley
Nick Laws Charles Wessler |
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Stunt Coordinator
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Peter Diamond
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Stunt Doubles
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Bob Anderson
Colin Skeaping |
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Production Accountant
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Ron Phipps
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Assistant Accountant
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Michael Larkins
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Set Cost-Controller
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Ken Gordon
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Location Accountant
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Ron Cook
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Still Photographer
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George Whitear
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Unit Publicist
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Alan Arnold
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Assistant Publicist
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Kirsten Wing
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Studio Second Unit
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Directors
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Harley Cokliss
John Barry |
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Director Of Photography
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Chris Menges
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Assistant Director
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Dominic Fulford
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Second Assistant Director
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Andrew Montgomery
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Location Second Unit
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Director
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Peter Macdonald
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Director Of Photography
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Geoff Glover
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Operating Cameraman
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Bob Smith
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Assistant Cameramen
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John Campbell
Mike Brewster |
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Second Assistant Cameramen
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John Keen
Greg Dupre |
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Dolly Grip
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Frank Batt
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Production Manager
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Svein Johansen
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Assistant Directors
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Bill Westley
Ola Solum |
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Production And Mechanical Effects Unit
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Mechanical Effects Supervision
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Nick Allder
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Location Unit Supervisor
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Allan Bryce
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Senior Effects Technician
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Neil Swan
Dave Watkins |
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Robot Fabrication And Supervision
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Andrew Kelly
Ron Hone |
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Effects Technicians
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Phil Knowles
Barry Whitrod Martin Gant Brian Eke Guy Hudson Dennis Lowe |
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Effects Engineering
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Roger Nicholls
Steve Lloyd |
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Electrical Engineer
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John Hatt
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Electronics Consultant
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Rob Dickinson
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Model Construction
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John Pakenham
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Effects Assistants
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Alan Poole
Digby Milner Robert McLaren |
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Effects Secretary
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Gill Case
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Minature And Optical Effects Unit
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Effects DirectorOf Photography
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Dennis Muren
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Effects Cameramen
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Ken Ralston
Jim Veilleux |
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Camera Operators
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Don Dow
Bill Neil |
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Assistant Cameramen
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Selwyn Eddy
Jody Westheimer Rick Fighter Clint Palmer Michael McAlister Paul Huston Richard Fish Chris Anderson |
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Optical Photography Supervisor
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Bruce Nicholson
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Optical Printer Operators
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David Berry
Kenneth Smith Donald Clark |
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Optical Line-Up
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Warren Franklin
Mark Vargo Peter Amundson Loring Doyle Thomas Rosseter Tam Pillsbury James Lim |
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Optical Coordinator
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Laurie Vermont
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Laboratory Technicians
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Tim Geideman
Duncan Myers Ed Jones |
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Art Director-Visual Effects
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Joe Johnston
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Assistant Art Director
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Nilo Rodis-Jamero
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Stop Motion Animation
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Jon Berg
Phil Tippett |
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Stop Motion Technicians
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Tom St. Amand
Doug Beswick |
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Matte Painting Supervisor
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Harrison Ellenshaw
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Matte Artists
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Ralph McQuarrie
Michael Pangrazio |
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Matte Photography
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Neil Krepela
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Additional Matte Photography
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Michael Lawler
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Matte Photography Assistants
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Craig Barron
Robert Elswit |
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Chief Model Maker
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Lorne Peterson
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Modelshop Foreman
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Steve Gawley
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Model Makers
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Paul Huston
Tom Rudduck Michael Fulmer Samuel Zolltheis Charles Bailey Ease Owyeung Scott Marshall Marc Thorpe Wesley Seeds Dave Carson Rob Gemmel Pat McClung |
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Animation And Rotoscope Supervisor
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Peter Kuran
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Animators
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Samuel Comstock
Garry Waller John Van Vliet Rick Taylor Kim Knowlton Chris Casady Nina Saxon Diana Wilson |
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Visual Effects Editorial Supervisor
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Conrad Buff
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Effects Editor
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Michael Kelly
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Assistant Effects Editors
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Arthur Repola
Howard Stein |
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Apprentice Editor
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Jon Thaler
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Production Administrator
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Dick Gallegly
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Production Secretary
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Patricia Blau
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Production Associate
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Thomas Brown
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Production Accountant
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Ray Scalice
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Assistant Accountant
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Glenn Phillips
Pam Traas Laura Crockett |
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Production Assistant
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Jenny Oznowicz
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Transportation
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Robert Martin
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Still Photographer
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Terry Chostner
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Lab Assistant
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Roberto McGrath
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Electronics Systems Designer
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Jerry Jeffress
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Systems Programming
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Kris Brown
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Electronic Engineers
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Lhary Meyer
Mike Mackenzie Gary Leo |
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Special Project Coordinator
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Stuart Ziff
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Equipment Engineering Supervisor
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Gene Whiteman
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Design Engineer
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Mike Bolles
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Machinists
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Udo Pampel
Greg Beaumonte |
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Draftsman
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Ed Tennler
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Special Projects
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Gary Platek
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Supervising Stage Technician
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T.E. Moehnke
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Stage Technicians
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William Beck
Bobby Finley Leo Loverro Edward Hirsh Dick Dova Ed Breed |
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Miniature Pyrotechnics
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Joseph Viskocil
Dave Pier Thaine Morris |
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Optical Printer Component Manufacturer
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George Randle Co.
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Camera And Movement Design
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Jim Beaumonte
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Special Optics Designer
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David Grafton
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Special Optics Fabrication
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J.L. Wood Optical Systems
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Optical Printer Component Engineering
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Fries Engineering
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High Speed Camera Movements
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Mitchell Camera Corp.
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Ultra High Speed Camera
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Bruce Hill Productions
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Color Timer
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Ed Lemke
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Negative Cutting
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Robert Hart
Darrell Hixson |
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Dolby Consultant
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Don Digirolamo
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Additional Optical Effects
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Van Der Veer Photo Effects
Modern Film Effects Ray Mercer & Company Westheimer Company Lookout Mountain Films |
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Special Edition Crew
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Producer
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Rick McCallum
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Editor
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T.M. Christopher
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Sound Designer
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Ben Burtt
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Re-Recording Mixer
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Gary Summers
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First Assistant Editor
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Samuel Hinckley
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Assistant Editor
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Robert Marty
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Assistant Avid Editors
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Mike Jackson
Robin Lee |
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Sound Editor
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Teresa Eckton
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Assistant Sound Editor
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Lisa Storer
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Re-Recordist
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Ronald G. Roumas
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Digital Mix Technician
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Gary A. Rizzo
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Archivist
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Tim Fox
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Optical Supervisors
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Phillip Feiner
Chris Bushman |
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Film Restoration Supervisor
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Pete Comandini
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Color Timer
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Robert J. Raring
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Negative Continuity
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Ray Sabo
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Negative Cutter
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Bob Hart
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Special Edition Digital Remastering Provided By
Skywalker Sound A Lucas Digital Ltd. Company |
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Film Restoration Consultant
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Leon Briggs
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Optical Restoration
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Pacific Title
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Film Restoration By
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Ycm Laboratories
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Industrial Light And Magic
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Visual Effects Supervisor
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Dave Carson
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Visual Effects Producer
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Tom Kennedy
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Computer Graphics Supervisor
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Tom Hutchinson
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Visual Effects Art Director
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George Hull
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Visual Effects Editor
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Michael McGovern
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Color Timing Supervisor
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Bruce Vecchitto
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Visual Effects Coordinator
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Lisa Todd
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Digital Effects Artists
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Don Butler
Michael Conte Howard Gersh Marshall Krasser Tia Marshall Stuart Maschwitz Julie Neary Ken Nielsen Eddie Pasquarello Ricardo Ramos Tom Rosseter Lawrence Tan Paul Theren Hans Uhlig Li-Hsein Wei Ron Woodall |
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Digital Matte Artists
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Ronn Brown
Eric Chauvin Brian Flora William Mather |
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3d Matchmove Artist
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James Hagedorn
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Digital Paint & Roto Artists
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Lisa Drostova
Heidi Zabit |
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Chief Creature Maker
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Howie Weed
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Model & Creature Makers
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Carol Bauman
Don Bies Giovanni Donovan Wendy Morton Anne Polland Mark Siegel Steven Walton |
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Sabre Group Supervisor
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Daniel McNamara
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Sabre Artists
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Rita Zimmerman
Chad Taylor Mary McCulloch Grant Guenin Caitlin Content |
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Software Research And Development
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David Benson
Jim Hourihan Zoran Kacic-Alesic Florian Kainz Jeff Yost |
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Digital Scanning Supervisor
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Joshua Pines
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Digital Scanning Operators
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Randall Bean
Michael Ellis Earl Beyer |
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Negative Supervisor
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Doug Jones
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Negative Line-Up
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Andrea Biklian
Tim Geideman |
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Projectionist
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Tim Greenwood
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Digital Plate Restoration
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Melissa Monterrosa
Mike Van Eps Wendy Hendrickson |
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Assistant Visual Effects Art Director
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Alex Laurant
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Assistant Visual Effects Editor
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John Bartle
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Video Editor
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Angela Leaper
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Animatic Artist
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Jonathan Rothbart
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Digital Effects Technical Assistants
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Okan Ataman
Peter Chesloff Joshua Levine Dawn Matheson Daniel Shumaker |
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Digital Effects Resource Assistant
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Daniel Brimer
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Visual Effects Production Staff
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Julie Creighton
Joshua Marks |
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Video Assistants
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Dawn Martin
Wendy Bell |
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Production Engineering
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Ken Beyer
Ken Corvino Gary Meyer |
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Aerial Camera System By Wesscam Camera Systems (Europe)
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Aerial Cameraman
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Ron Goodman
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Assistant
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Margaret Herron
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Helicopter Supplied By Dollar Air Services Limited
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Pilot
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Mark Wolfe
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Cloud Plates Photographed With
Astrovision(c) By Continental Camera Systems Inc. |
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Snow Vehicles Supplied By
Aktiv Fischer |
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R2 Bodies Fabricated By
White Horse Toy Company |
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Special Assistance From
Giltspur Engineering And Compair |
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Photographed On The Hardengerjekulan Glacier, Finse, Norway
And At Emi – Elstree Studios, Borehamwood, England |
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Music Recorded At
Anvil Studios, Denham, England |
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Re-Recording At
Samuel Goldwyn Studios, Los Angeles, California |
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Special Visual Effects Produced At
Industrial Light And Magic, Marin County, California |
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Just as a FYI, to avoid old posts becoming one with the Force, this post has been republished so it can be a blue glowy thing, it was Originally posted 2022-07-25 16:31:59.
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The episodic directors take you behind the scenes of the latest live-action series.
By Paige Lyman
For Jon Watts, dreaming of big adventures is nothing new. “As a kid, I grew up in Colorado in the middle of nowhere, and we’d just go for walks out in these fields with nothing around,” he says. He’d pass the time imagining exploits for himself that stretched beyond his home state — not unlike the adventure he and series co-creator Chris Ford created together in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.
Now with all episodes streaming on Disney+, StarWars.com is shining a spotlight on the directors of all eight episodes to learn more about their own Star Wars journeys and the unique storytelling each one brought to their Skeleton Crew chapter….
In the finale, the children must convince their parents to fight back against the pirate threat.
By StarWars.com Team
At Attin may look the same as when Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers), Fern (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), KB (Kyriana Kratter), and Neel (Robert Timothy Smith) left it, but it certainly feels different after their adventure. Although they are finally back home and reunited with their families, Jod (Jude Law) and his pirate crew threaten all they have fought so hard to return to.
The great and powerful Supervisor we’ve heard so much about has granted an audience with Jod, Fern, and Fara. And he is…not what we expected. A massive droid with one unblinking receptor eye, the Supervisor has been watching over the people of At Attin for many years.
The Supervisor has shepherded his people, providing safety and security. But with the stab of a well-placed lightsaber, the Supervisor, his legion of Safety droids, and the entire power grid are all deactivated, leaving the planet defenseless against Jod and his invading crew….
We’re diving deep into Episode 8, “The Real Good Guys,” and breaking down all the twists, turns, and surprises this finale had in store. How many of our questions got answered? Is Jod a Jedi? Who is The Supervisor? And what about the mysteries of At Attin and the “Jewels of The Republic” But that’s not all, we also look back on the entire season to discuss its biggest moments, standout characters, and how it fits into the larger STAR WARS mythos. Did SKELETON CREW deliver on its potential? What’s next for these characters and the creators? We breakdown the season finale along with your thoughts, theories, and favorite moments from SKELETON CREW and send the season off with a bang!
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In the penultimate episode, the pirates and the children brave a maelstrom on their quest for At Attin.
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The ship is the key.
The Onyx Cinder is no ordinary ship. First mistaken for a Jedi temple, then revealed to be a pirate vessel, the crew has now learned the ship is from their home world of At Attin, and the key to getting them safely through the Barrier surrounding their planet. But with Jod and the pirates closing in, this isn’t exactly the homecoming our heroes expected…
Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers), Fern (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), KB (Kyriana Kratter), and Neel’s (Robert Timothy Smith) parents execute their plan to send a message beyond At Attin’s Barrier in the hopes of helping their children return safely home….
The crew faces their most perilous journey yet, as their resilience, teamwork, and resolve to make it home are put to the test, putting them and their families in a most unpredictable and precarious situation. Join us for the penultimate SKELETON CREW After Show for a complete breakdown of the latest episode, “We’re Gonna Be In So Much Trouble” with your thoughts, comments and questions!
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Trash Crabs! Garbage Incinerators! Micro Fuses! Resonator Housings! In Episode 6, “Zero Friends Again,” mistrust grows among the crew, pushing relationships to the limit. This emotional episode presents our young protagonists with challenges and threats that push them to their limits, while providing character growth and evolution. With high stakes and surprising turns, this one is not to be missed. We discuss the latest episode in this rich STAR WARS adventure via our trademarked breakdown and analysis, along with your comments and opinions.
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If you’re not crying over KB and Wim this week, we are not the same.
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Remember when KB (Kyriana Kratter) seemed hesitant to go down into the steamy underbelly of the spa because her augs might get corroded? Well…
This week, things go from bad to worse for KB and the rest of the gang, who find themselves stranded and alone after Jod’s shocking betrayal. With the whole crew pushed to their limits, Fern (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers), Neel (Robert Timothy Smith), and KB have to dig deep to find their way back to their ship….
It turns out we all have a lot to learn about pirates in the galaxy far, far away, especially after this latest episode. From hot springs mud baths to hidden treasure including at least one lightsaber, a lot happens, and not everything or everyone is what they appear to be. So join us as share our thoughts, theories and questions with an open switchboard to hear what YOU think!
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Supervising sound editor Matthew Wood and sound designer David W. Collins take you on a tour of their latest soundscape.
By Brandon Wainerdi
The familiar chime of the Star Tours interstellar spaceline, the wet squelching of a Hutt luxuriating in a mud bath, and the ferocious snarl of the wolf-like Captain Brutus are just some of the (occasionally disgusting) sounds featured in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. These intricate details were all meticulously engineered by a team of audiophiles at Skywalker Sound, led by supervising sound editor Matthew Wood and sound designer David W. Collins.
Both long-standing stewards of the soundscapes of the saga, Wood and Collins recently sat down with StarWars.com to take a sonically spoiler-filled look at the first half of the Skeleton Crew journey — a bounty of Easter eggs, behind-the-scenes tidbits, and more….
Will the real Professor Gorelox please stand up?
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Our opinion on Jod Na Nawood (Jude Law) is about as easy to pin down as the man himself (and it’s not just because he has more aliases than Ezra Bridger). One minute it seems like the gruff exterior is just a façade, the next he’s literally holding a dagger to a kid’s throat. But we suppose it’s a helpful lesson for Captain Fern (Ryan Kiera Armstrong) and her crew: it’s probably best to sleep with one eye open while Na Nawood is around.
Our crew has just learned that the bucket of bolts that carried them away from At Attin is none other than the storied Onyx Cinder, the vessel once owned by dread pirate Captain Tak Rennod. Jod is thrilled to discover they’re on the legendary pirate captain’s old ship, but the journey has started to take its toll on the rest of the group — especially Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers). He just wants to get home! SM-33 reveals he doesn’t remember At Attin’s location, but Captain Rennod kept a record of the coordinates at his secret lair beneath Skull Ridge Mountain and Fern orders him to take them there….
We’re unpacking Episode 4, “Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin.” The crew of the Onyx Cinder has made it home, or have they? Wim, Fern, KB, Neel, Zod, and SM-33 find themselves in the middle of a conflict in a place that seems like At Attin, yet it’s vastly different. With live phone calls bringing your thoughts, theories, and questions, we explore the latest twists and turns of STAR WARS: SKELETON CREW.
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Neel takes center stage this week as our travelers reach their destination and find a world that bears strange similarities to their own.
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We’ve loved Neel (Robert Timothy Smith) from the first moment we laid eyes on that carefully combed blue hair and his adorable snout. But this week our adoration was cemented by his kindness and bravery in the face of life-threatening dangers.
Using the coordinates from Kh’ymm’s observatory, our crew travels to a planet that looks much like At Attin, but reveals itself to be a far different kind of place. Neel, KB (Kyriana Kratter), Fern (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), and Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers) quickly realize that though many things about this planet look familiar, the world of At Achrann is in a constant state of war. The air is filled with ashy smoke, so thick Jod can taste it when he steps outside. Buildings are bombed-out shells with trees growing through them, evidence of a conflict that’s been raging for a very long time. The kids leave Jod (Jude Law) with the ship and go in search of directions. They soon meet Hayna, a capable young warrior from the Troik clan and the daughter of its leader, General Strix….
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In the latest installment, Jod and the children make their escape and find an old friend on a distant moon
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Jod Na Nawood (Jude Law) is proving himself to be quite useful, if rather un-Jedi-like in his methods. That’s probably because, at least according to one former colleague, he’s actually the pirate Captain Silvo. Or is he Crimson Jack?
Fern (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers), KB (Kyriana Kratter), and Neel (Robert Timothy Smith) will have to untangle who they can really trust before it’s too late. But an Observatory Moon provides some clues to get them back home and help them find an ally in the wider galaxy….
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Episodes 1, 2 and 3 of Skeleton Crew, a Star Wars Original series, are now streaming on @DisneyPlus.
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Shouldn’t Star Wars be, like, you know, for kids? That’s clearly the assumption behind the latest Disney spin-off, which differs from most of the other offshoots in aiming squarely at the very, very little ones. ‘Isn’t it wizard!?’ exclaims one of the moppets featured in Star Wars; Skeleton Crew, the first two episodes of which have just dropped on the Disney+ streamer worldwide. Hopefully this will be a wizard experience for nippers, but aiming low was what brought the hallowed text of Star Wars to the lows of the Ewoks and The Phantom Menace, so anyone aged over double figures will want to tread carefully…..
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In the two-episode premiere, we make ourselves at home on At Attin before an adventure among the stars.
By StarWars.com Team
In Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, four kids find themselves on a thrilling adventure in a dangerous galaxy. With the two-episode premiere now streaming on Disney+, join us as StarWars.com highlights favorite moments and fascinating connections from the Star Wars series.
Spoiler warning: This article discusses story details and plot points from the two-episode premiere of Skeleton Crew.
“Don’t you ever want to do anything exciting?”
When Wim asks his best friend Neel this innocent question, he’s just an average kid dealing with homework and tests in between daydreaming about his favorite myths and fables, legends of the Jedi, and other heroes exploring the great, big galaxy beyond the Barrier surrounding his homeworld of At Attin.
But soon, the discovery of a hidden starship thrusts Wim and a handful of his schoolmates into a real-life adventure and they’ll need to keep their wits about them to survive….
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Eh? Hasn’t it always been December 3rd???
…Ah, supposed to be December 2nd!…mutters gibberish…grrr…makin’ us wait an extra feckin’ day!!!
Lucasfilm’s “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” Now Launches on Tuesday, December 3, Exclusively on Disney
Today, Disney+ announced a new premiere date for Lucasfilm’s upcoming “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew”. Fans get to watch the thrilling adventure series early, with the first two episodes now premiering on Tuesday, December 3, at 2am GMT, exclusively on Disney+. Subsequent episodes will continue to stream on Wednesdays at 2am GMT for the remainder of the season. Brand-new key art was also released today to celebrate Lucasfilm’s newest galactic offering.
“Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” follows the journey of four kids who make a mysterious discovery on their seemingly safe home planet, then get lost in a strange and dangerous galaxy. Finding their way home—and meeting unlikely allies and enemies—will be a greater adventure than they ever imagined.
The series stars Jude Law, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Kyriana Kratter, Robert Timothy Smith, Tunde Adebimpe, Kerry Condon and Nick Frost. Episodes are directed by Jon Watts, David Lowery, the Daniels (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert) Jake Schreier, Bryce Dallas Howard and Lee Isaac Chung.
Jon Watts and Christopher Ford are the head writers and also serve as executive producers along with Jon Favreau, Dave Filoni, Kathleen Kennedy and Colin Wilson. Chris Buongiorno, Karen Gilchrist and Carrie Beck are the co-executive producers, and Susan McNamara and John Bartnicki are the producers.
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