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Star Wars supercut: Owen Lars

David Pescovitz at 5:22 pm Mon, May 21, 2012

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Phil Brown was the real protagonist in Star Wars. Thecussingchannel has a bunch more new Star Wars super cuts. (via Wired)

David Pescovitz is Boing Boing's co-editor/managing partner. He's also a research director at Institute for the Future. On Instagram, he's @pesco.

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  • crummett

    Kinda sad, having the highlight of your career reduced to a minute and a half of cheesy dialog.

    • Antinous / Moderator

      It’s an occupational hazard of SF.
      Click the link, not the video image.

      • oasisob1

        Damn that’s a good movie. I couldn’t help but watch all 11 parts last night – ended up going to bed much later than usual. Shame on you!! :-)

  • Donald Petersen

    Weird.  Somehow, I could totally tell as the moment approached that they’d be unable to cut before Luke’s “Yes, sir.”

    I wouldn’t have been able to cut that line, either.  Couldn’t tell you why, except maybe Owen’s authoritarianism is just that powerful.

  • BarBarSeven

    Just Chewbacca… Nuff said.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhfKqJYoGiY

  • Preston Sturges

    I thought he quit smoking.

  • http://twitter.com/matcatastrophe mat catastrophe

    A lot of times, I have ideas about things to do that I pretty quickly put away as stupid and not worth doing and probably nowhere near as terribly funny to anyone else as I think they are myself.

    So, I don’t do them.

    Then I see something like this and think, “Why don’t other people have that same filter in their head?”