The volcano erupted during filming of Episode III and Lucasfilm sent camera crews to shoot several angles of the eruption footage was later composited into the background of the scenes set on Mustafar including the lightsaber duel of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. įinal scenes: Rey meeting Luke Skywalker for the first time VIII: Scenes of Luke's hideout and Rey's Jedi trainingįootage of the snowy landscape of Vandor-1 Snow scenes on the surface of Starkiller Base Ī 20-minute drive from Vík í Mýrdal, Reynisfjara served as the setting for the planet Eadu. The city served for the city of Canto BightĮxterior panoramic shots over the Yavin 4 jungle towards the Massassi Temple This salt flat served as filmed the Battle of Craitįootage of limestone karst mountains which was later composited into the film for the backdrop of Kashyyyk Despite their dislike for one another, Daniels posted a touching condolence via Twitter when Baker passed away in 2016.Map of Star Wars filming locations Location filming Image He's a talisman." In the same interview, Daniels noted that Baker had "been saying unpleasant things about" him, but he preferred not to comment on them. His name is on the credits as a sort of.I don't know, a good luck charm, a courtesy. Daniels told The Sun (via The Telegraph), "He's not actually on set. In 2015, Daniels mentioned in an interview that Baker didn't do a lot on the set of the movies. He went on to say, "He never wants to have a drink with any of us." Baker also described a time he said hello to his co-star, who said, "Can't you see I'm having a conversation?" This left Baker "blazing with rage," and he said, "It was the rudest thing anyone had ever done to me." Baker was more outspoken about the feud than Daniels, but Daniels would say something about their relationship every so often. In 2005, Kenny Baker told that Anthony Daniels didn't like to "mix at all" with the rest of the cast. He found the whole experience of filming "The Phantom Menace" to be "just boring." Essentially, his reason for not returning was simply because "actors prefer to work with actors," he told GMTV (via The Guardian).
After asking Lucas where she was, the director pointed to some paper on a wall, saying, "That's Natalie." Stamp fell victim to George Lucas' penchant for green screen digital effects, which didn't require his co-star to physically be there with him. While he did have an opportunity to meet the actor, she was absent when it came time to film their scene together. He didn't interest me, and I wouldn't think I interested him." Stamp further explained how he came from Australia to meet Natalie Portman after seeing her work in "The Professional." I didn't feel like he was a director of actors he was more interested in stuff and effects. In an interview with Empire (via Comic Book Movie), Stamp reportedly said of his relationship with Lucas, "We didn't get on at all," and went on to say that "I didn't rate him that much as a director, really.
I'd had enough of the mumbo jumbo" (via Entertainment Weekly). He later said of his role, "I just couldn't go on speaking those bloody awful lines. The actor once begged George Lucas to kill off the character, Force Ghost and all.
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Not only did Guinness dislike the movie - he also returned any "Star Wars" fan mail unopened and didn't want to be approached regarding his role as Kenobi. new rubbish dialogue reaches me every other day.and none of it makes my character clear or even bearable" (via Dangerous Minds). Fairy tale rubbish but could be interesting perhaps." In a separate letter excerpted from his book, "Alec Guinness: The Authorised Biography," Guinness wrote, "Can't say I'm enjoying the film. He wrote his friend Anne Kaufman a letter before accepting the role of Obi-wan Kenobi and said of the opportunity: "Big part.
Unlike his peers, Sir Alec Guinness didn't love working on the movie but came to loathe the character he played. The veteran performer was one of many talented English actors who appeared in the first "Star Wars" film.
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