On the 2006 Star Wars movie original DVD version 1977 …?
It was the scene in A New Hope, where he speaks of Han to Jabba The Hut on the Falcon Millennial after shooting Greedo removed from this DVD release of 2006, or was never there in the original version? They recalled that always talking to Jabba (a person not CGI) … What happened? I also realize this is the original, original version released in 1977, as amended by the SW trilogy is this? Thanks
Jabba's scene was not in the 1977 version, but the reason why he can "remember" is because Star Wars is making the scene Jabba's court, where a British man played by fat. In 1977, Star Wars was released. In 1978, was reissued with a change. Watch this Opening credits was the fourth "episode, A New Hope" in 1995 reissued the trilogy with added scenes and changed. And then the DVD release does not add scenes, but to adjust some. (Change of Anakin at the end of episode 6)
Star Wars A New Hope (Original Trailer)
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