Star Wars

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On a Blu-Ray Star Wars release:

"I wish I could say it was coming out this year, but it's not," says Lucas. "It's coming out next year" (Read more about today's Blu-Ray announcement http://www.starwars.com/themovies/saga/ ... index.html).

Actor Mark Hamill is brought onstage with thunderous applause to introduce a long-lost deleted scene from Return of the Jedi, which few fans knew existed. With finished effects, sound, and music, the scene introduces Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi. We find Vader in his meditation chamber calling out to Luke to join the dark side. We cut to a shrouded figure in darkness, who we quickly realize is Luke. He is building a green-bladed lightsaber, which he activates (and garners a big applause from the audience). With a vague expression of satisfaction on his face, we look past Luke to spot Threepio at the mouth of the cave Luke is huddled in, apparently on Tatooine.

"You can see my cleft chin sticking out of the hood, but the first thing that gets applause is my lightsaber," quips Hamill with a smile.

Next, Carrie Fisher arrives on stage to join Lucas and Hamill, reuniting two of the central characters from the original trilogy along with its creator. "We're getting the band back together!" jokes Stewart.

And with the band indeed back together, Stewart closed with some final words for Hamill, Fisher, and George Lucas: "For me, as someone who discovered the films when they first came out and has rediscovered them through the eyes of my children, it has been an absolute pleasure to be here today to see all you guys and have the chance to have a conversation with you."

With that, Lucas offered his thanks to Stewart and to the audience: "I will say that the most important thing is, none of us would be here if it wasn't for you. You were behind me, on all levels, through all those forty-something years. I make movies for fans, I make movies for people who like going to the movies. And it's great to be appreciated."



p.d. me falto la escena de la espada