Search for "screenplay"

11 results found

#3352: May 14, 2023

Happy birthday George Lucas!

Fun fact: Jango Fett was originally named J'mee Fett in an early draft of the Episode II screenplay by George Lucas and Jonathan Hales

#JangoFett #BobaFett #StarWars #DailyFett

#1445: February 22, 2018

View on Instagram

Lawrence Kasdan

#ThrowbackThursday: In the 5th draft of "The Empire Strikes Back," written by Lawrence Kasdan, #BobaFett simply said "seal it" instead of "put Captain Solo in the cargo hold."

For more trivia about "Empire," including screenplay comparisons, see Fettpedia: https://bobafett.com/fettpedia/the-empire-strikes-back/

#StarWars #DailyFett #BobaFettFanClub

#755: April 3, 2016

View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

The Empire Strikes Back

In the 4th and 5th drafts of "The Empire Strikes Back," #BobaFett had a different reply to #DarthVader:

BOBA (a very tough customer): I am in no hurry, Lord Vader. My concern is that Captain Solo not be damaged. The reward from Jabba the Hutt pays double if he's alive.

For more trivia about "Empire," including screenplay comparisons, see Fettpedia: http://bobafett.com/fettpedia/The_Empire_Strikes_Back

#StarWars #BobaFettFanClub

#367: March 12, 2015

View on Instagram

#ThrowbackThursday: #BobaFett in #TheEmpireStrikesBack. "INT. CLOUD CITY - PRISON ENTRY AREA

Darth Vader strides through the room as two stormtroopers prepare an elaborate torture mechanism. Han is strapped to a rack which tilts forward onto the torture device. Vader activates the mechanism, creating two bursts of sparks, one of which strikes Han's face. The door opens, and Darth Vader moves to the holding chamber, where Lando and Boba Fett await him." Excerpt from the official screenplay written by Lawrence Kasdan and Leigh Brackett from a story by George Lucas. For more information and trivia about "Empire" Fett, visit http://bobafett.com/fettpedia/The_Empire_Strikes_Back

#starwars #bobafettfanclub

#365: March 10, 2015

View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

(This is our 365th #BobaFett photo of the day post in as many days!)

Excerpt from "The Empire Strikes Back" screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan and Leigh Brackett from a story by George Lucas:

Boba Fett moves away from the group to Darth Vader.

BOBA FETT: What if he doesn't survive? He's worth a lot to me.

VADER: The Empire will compensate you if he dies. Put him in!

#starwars #photooftheday #bobafettfanclub

#317: January 21, 2015

View on Instagram

Attack of the Clones

An excerpt featuring #BobaFett from the "Attack of the Clones" screenplay written by George Lucas and Jonathan Hales: "EXT. GEONOSIS, EXECUTION ARENA - DAY - In another part of the deserted arena, BOBA FETT finds his father's battered helmet. Kneeling down, he picks it up and lowers his head in sorrow." For more trivia from the film, visit http://bobafett.com/fettpedia/Attack_of_the_Clones

#screenplay #starwars #jangofett #bobafettfanclub

#166: August 23, 2014

View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

"BOBA FETT: What if he doesn't survive? He's worth a lot to me.
VADER: The Empire will compensate you if he dies. Put him in!" Excerpt from the screenplay for "The Empire Strikes Back," written by by Lawrence Kasdan and Leigh Brackett from a story by George Lucas.

For more trivia, please visit http://bobafett.com/fettpedia/The_Empire_Strikes_Back

#144: August 1, 2014

View on Instagram

An excerpt of #DarthVader first talking to #BobaFett in the #StarWars "The Empire Strikes Back" screenplay written by Lawrence Kasdan and Leigh Brackett from a story by George Lucas:

INT. VADER'S STAR DESTROYER - BRIDGE - CONTROL DECK

The group standing before Vader is a bizarre array of galactic fortune hunters: There is Bossk, a slimy, tentacled monster with two huge, bloodshot eyes in a soft baggy face; Zuckuss and Dengar, two battle-scarred, mangy human types; IG-88, a battered, tarnished chrome war droid; and Boba Fett, a man in a weapon-covered armored space suit.

VADER: ...there will be a substantial reward for the one who finds the Millennium Falcon. You are free to use any methods necessary, but I want them alive. No disintegrations.

BOBA FETT: As you wish.

###

For more #FettFacts about "Empire," please visit http://bobafettfanclub.com/fettpedia/The_Empire_Strikes_Back

#64: May 13, 2014

View on Instagram

Joe Johnston

Joe Johnston, who celebrates his birthday today, designed #BobaFett: "I designed the final version of Boba Fett. Ralph and I both worked together on preliminary designs, and we traded ideas back and forth. Originally, Boba Fett was part of a force we called Super Troopers, and they were these really high-tech fighting units, and they all looked alike. That eventually evolved into a single bounty hunter. I painted Boba's outfit and tried to make it look like it was made of different pieces of armor. It was a symmetrical design, but I painted it in such a way that it looked like he had scavenged parts and had done some personalizing of his costume; he had little trophies hanging from his belt, and he had little braids of hair, almost like a collection of scalps." -- #StarWars: The Annotated Screenplays

For more about Johnston, visit his entry on Fettpedia at http://www.bobafettfanclub.com/fettpedia/Joe_Johnston

#62: May 11, 2014

View on Instagram

An excerpt from the #StarWars Episode 5 screenplay written by Lawrence Kasdan and Leigh Brackett from a story by #GeorgeLucas: "As the Avenger Star Destroyer moves slowly into space, the hatch on its underbelly opens, sending a trail of junk behind it. Hidden among the refuse, the Falcon tumbles away. In the next moment, the Avenger roars off into hyperspace. The Falcon's engines are ignited, and it races off into the distance. Amidst the slowly drifting junk, Boba Fett's ship appears and moves after the Falcon." For more images of #BobaFett from #TheEmpireStrikesBack, visit http://www.bobafettfanclub.com/multimedia/galleries/thumbnails.php?album=23

#61: May 10, 2014

View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Slave I

Nilo Rodis-Jamero is said to have designed #BobaFett's Slave I. Credited as an assistant art director and visual effects creator on #StarWars The Empire Strikes Back and costume designer on Return of the Jedi, Rodis-Jamero worked with Joe Johnston and subsequently #GeorgeLucas. Initially influenced by a radar dish, he is quoted about how it incorrectly became a "street lamp" inspiration in the book entitled "Star Wars: The Annotated Screenplays." The sketch here was published in "The Art of Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back." For more about the designer, visit his page on Fettpedia: http://bobafettfanclub.com/fettpedia/Nilo_Rodis-Jamero