US Edition'Star Wars: Episode III' returning to local theaters for 20th anniversary
- The British Film Institute will screen a Technicolor Star Wars print in June at its Film on Film Festival.
- Enthusiasts have wanted access to the original Star Wars version for a long time.
- This BFI screening marks the first time since December 1978 that this specific print will be shown.
- Lucas stated in 2004, "It's like this is the movie I wanted it to be."
- Stored at 23 degrees Fahrenheit for over 40 years, the BFI print aims to provide a near impeccable experience.
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'Star Wars: Episode III' returning to local theaters for 20th anniversary
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The Original Star Wars Cut George Lucas Didn't Want You To See Will Screen In London
Think you’ve seen 1977’s Star Wars? Think again. What you’ve most likely seen is one of several altered versions that went into distribution after the film’s original theatrical run, versions tweaked by George Lucas himself that would eventually come to comprise a set of “special editions” of the beloved epic. But here's a new hope for ya — now it seems some fans will be able to feast their eyes on the actual original cut of the film that Lucas …
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