Star Wars Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details
50 of the most interesting Star Wars easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Star Wars movie message.
Star Wars Movie Trivia
All the wide shots of Luke flying across Tatooine in his speeder were achieved by placing a mirror underneath a version of the prop with a motor and wheels.
Boba Fett showed up in the Star Wars Holiday Special (1978), which came out before Empire Strikes back (1980), making it his first appearance. He also uses the same rifle The Mandalorian uses in the show.
A pink R2 unit can be seen on the resistance base with the designation R2-KT. The founder of the 501st fan organization created the droid to watch after his daughter "Katie" who had terminal brain cancer. The droid visits children's hospitals to this day.
C3PO's very last line in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) is the exact same line that is his first one in Star Wars: A New Hope (1977).
The Millenium Falcon's design was made to include several large vents along the back of the model in order to prevent the interior lights for the engine from melting the model.
the original Star Wars (A New Hope) General Motti is about to say "hidden fortress" when Darth Vader cuts him off with a force-choke. The Hidden Fortress is an Akira Kurosawa film that inspired Star Wars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hidden_Fortress#Influence
Harrison Ford's famous chin scar was added to Alden Ehrenreich in order to make him resemble Ford more
The scene where Obi Wan delivers Luke to Owen and Beru was actually shot during the filming of Attack of the Clones, as George Lucas did not want to revisit the desert to get one shot in.
: Padme was buried with her baby bump in place so that people would think the twins died with her.
The Devil Guy in Star Wars (1977) was played by Rick Baker, who lent a bunch of his monster masks to the production during Cantina reshoots in LA.
Star Wars Movie Easter Eggs
There is a small YT-1300 Corellian light freighter(Millenium Falcon) arriving on Coruscant.
The Holochess board has two additional pieces which disappear when Chewie breaks the table. This was the idea of VFX artist Phil Tippett who had designed the creatures in 1977 for A New Hope but they were removed from the scene because the table felt cluttered.
Rey's goggles are made from salvaged stormtrooper eyepieces.
When the Emperor is zapping Darth Vader, it's briefly possible to see Anakin's skeleton, including robotic parts (neck, arms)
Accuracy details in Star Wars
Docking bay 94 has a big stylized "94" outside the door that I've just managed to notice after 34 years of being a human.
Costume details in Star Wars
The Sandcrawler in Star Wars: A New Hope (1977) was infact only 2ft long but clever camera work created the giant scale.
The production team used a London subway station as a stage prop for the Empire base.
Star Wars Movie Foreshadowing
C-3PO says he is not very good at telling stories. In Episode VI he fully captivates an audience with his story telling.