On this day in our history of our Daily Fett posts
1 Year Ago Today
#3980: January 31, 2025
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Tumblr | Mastodon#BobaFett in the additional scene for Star Wars: Special Edition, released on this day in 1997
Fett (played here by Mark Austin) was in his #ReturnOfTheJedi armor, which was readily available at Lucasfilm Archives
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2 Years Ago Today
#3614: January 31, 2024
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOn January 31, 1997, #BobaFett was in the first #StarWars: Special Edition in a new scene
"George [Lucas] chose the last take in both shoots. I had many fans ask me why I looked at camera. I didn't. I was told to span as far round to cam as I could. If you could see my eyes they are cranked to screen right," notes Mark Austin, who portrayed Boba Fett in this scene, which was initially filmed November 4, 1994
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3 Years Ago Today
#3249: January 31, 2023
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter"That may be, but I have armor."
Hot Toys #BobaFett photographed and edited by r3_toys (https://instagram.com/r3_toys)
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4 Years Ago Today
#2884: January 31, 2022
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter25 years ago today, the first #StarWars Special Edition premiered, bringing #BobaFett back to the big screen
Steve "Spaz" Williams directed ILM artist and Boba Fett fan Mark Austin: "[He] walked me through the three-point path I had to walk whilst looking at a small piece of camera tape denoting Han Solo's last eye line, top of Falcon's ramp"
Left photo courtesy of Mark Austin
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5 Years Ago Today
#2519: January 31, 2021
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterWait for it: which one of the two do you prefer?
#BobaFett by Eollyn Art is available to purchase in these and other variants on her Gumroad page: https://bobafett.club/8xdr1
Fett's pre-Sarlacc "Return of the Jedi" look vs. his post-Sarlacc "re-armored" look from #TheMandalorian
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6 Years Ago Today
#2153: January 31, 2020
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOn this day in 1997, the first #StarWars: Special Edition premiered in theaters with new footage, including #BobaFett scanning Docking Bay 94
Fett was portrayed by Mark Austin, who you can also see in our original web series, #NoDisintegrations (https://nodisintegrations.tv)
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7 Years Ago Today
#1788: January 31, 2019
Watch for #BobaFett in this cut of the #StarWars: Special Edition trailer
The first film was put back in theaters with new footage on January 31, 1997
Watch the longer, uncut trailer on YouTube: https://bobafett.club/0v1ju
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8 Years Ago Today
#1423: January 31, 2018
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOn this day in history, the first #StarWars Special Edition premiered in the United States, which added Fett to Docking Bay 94.
Weeks earlier, the red carpet premiere in Los Angeles featured #BobaFett and the female Rodian named Greeata. This footage comes via the long-gone website Roughcut dot com, but preserved for the last 21 years on BFFC.
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9 Years Ago Today
#1058: January 31, 2017
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter#ThisDayInHistory: #BobaFett had a cameo in the #StarWars Special Edition, which premiered on January 31, 1997!
Mark Austin portrayed Fett. Steve "Spaz" Williams directed the second unit shot. Fett's recognizable left shoulder armor was accidentally on the wrong shoulder. You can hear Mark talk about it here: https://youtu.be/CGvJSiaIHBs
Fett's shots were filmed on December 6, 1994. Watch part of the rare making-of here: https://www.facebook.com/bobafettfanclub/videos/10154810597837244/
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10 Years Ago Today
11 Years Ago Today
#327: January 31, 2015
View on InstagramHere's one of #BobaFett's appearances in the "#StarWars Insider" magazine.
We've tallied 15 cover mentions or photo spreads for Fett -- Boba and/or Jango -- and have lost count of how many great photos like this one, which have adorned articles going all the way back to when it was called #Lucasfilm Magazine.
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