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The Empire Strikes Back – The Ford Fiesta
We’re in the ’80s! The Harrison Ford 1980s may be unmatched by any other actor in terms of huge movies, and it all begins with arguably the most acclaimed sequel of all time – The Empire Strikes Back (your move, The Godfather, Part II). Ford’s return as Han Solo requires all hands on deck to talk about, PLUS a guest – podcaster and friend from The Movie Trivia Schmoedown, Chance Ellison. Great movie, and a great show as we’re fired up to kick this one about!
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Have only just caught up with this – life got in the way!
Just want to say a big thanks for reminding all your listeners just how much of a “rock star” George Lucas was and what being able to finance ESB outside of the studios genuinely meant to him. For far too long, too many SW fans have bought into the negativity of what was to come with the prequels conveniently forgetting everything else.
I especially enjoyed your comments about sequels (the lack thereof!) in late 70s/early 80s, and how the business viewed them when sequels were made. Personally, I still marvel at simply how narratively radical for the time ESB genuinely was. I was lucky enough to attend the 30th anniversary screening in LA in 2010 when Ford did a Q&A after, even with jetlag, it was still great.