SG10 Film ArchiveDuring the production of Star Wars (1977), a scene was shot featuring Han Solo and Jabba the Hutt. Though Jabba had a stand-in actor played by Declan Mullholland, the scene was ultimately cut from the final version of the film.
In 1997, for the film's special edition re-release, the scene was reinserted with a CGI Jabba the Hutt, as well as Green Screen'ed Boba Fett.
The original cut of this scene has never been released in its full form or in high quality. This is an HD Reconstruction created by Garrett Gilchrist (creator of the Classic Editions, and Star Wars: Deleted Magic) which used the 2011 Blu-Ray as a base. This represents the highest quality version of the scene to date.
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UNRELEASED Jabba the Hutt DELETED SCENE (Best Quality) | Star WarsSG10 Film Archive2025-03-18 | During the production of Star Wars (1977), a scene was shot featuring Han Solo and Jabba the Hutt. Though Jabba had a stand-in actor played by Declan Mullholland, the scene was ultimately cut from the final version of the film.
In 1997, for the film's special edition re-release, the scene was reinserted with a CGI Jabba the Hutt, as well as Green Screen'ed Boba Fett.
The original cut of this scene has never been released in its full form or in high quality. This is an HD Reconstruction created by Garrett Gilchrist (creator of the Classic Editions, and Star Wars: Deleted Magic) which used the 2011 Blu-Ray as a base. This represents the highest quality version of the scene to date.
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In 2006, Lucasfilm released a limited edition DVD set of Star Wars that contained the theatrical versions as bonus material. These discs have been colloquially referred to as the “GOUT” DVDs (George’s Original Unaltered Trilogy). However, this release was plagued in controversy ever since the initial announcement. Join me as we pick apart this release to find out why it's not all it's cracked up to be.
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For the sake of continuity, when The Empire Strikes Back was released on DVD in 2004, the actor for Jango Fett (Temura Morrison) redubbed all of Boba Fett's original lines.
All original voice takes performed by the original voice actor, Jason Wingreen, were removed.
Here are all the original voice takes, presented in a high quality.
Most videos on my channel are not monetized. If you've enjoyed my content thus far, please consider supporting me at buymeacoffee.com/sg10archive :)The Lost WebDocs of the X0 ProjectSG10 Film Archive2025-03-18 | During the creation of the X0 Project, OriginalTrilogy.com user MeBeJedi created 3 WebDocs documenting how the project was created. These were originally released in SD on a now defunct website, but thanks to another user named Zion, never-before-seen HD versions of these WebDocs surfaced. Here they are for preservation purposes and for your viewing pleasure.How Fans Saved Star Wars - The X0 Project (Part III)SG10 Film Archive2025-03-03 | This is the story of an OriginalTrilogy.com user named Laserman and how he used the best LaserDisc player ever built to preserve Star Wars in an unprecedented quality. His work was of a caliber that no one had ever seen before and to this day remains one of the most impressive examples of fan preservation.APOCALYPSE NOW - Home Media EvolutionSG10 Film Archive2025-01-17 | APOCALYPSE NOW - Home Media Evolution
This video was taken from the 40th Anniversary Blu-Ray set of Apocalypse now and displays the evolution of how the movie appeared on Home Media.
All rights for Apocalypse Now belong to the Starz Entertainment Corporation. This video is presented for educational and preservation purposes only. All rights reserved to their respective copyright owners.How Fans Saved Star Wars - The Classic Editions (Part II)SG10 Film Archive2024-12-12 | Despite George Lucas' objections, fans have been obsessively trying to preserve the original cuts of Star Wars that he detests so much. What began as simple Laserdisc bootlegging soon evolved into something much more.
While fans were scrambling to eek out as much picture quality as they could from Laserdiscs, one man had a vision.
The story of Garrett Gilchrist and the Classic Editions is an oft forgotten, but integral part of the history of Star Wars fan preservation. This is his story.
This is Part I in a new series I'm creating documenting the fan preservation of the Theatrical Cuts of Star Wars. This episode focuses on Laserdisc Bootlegs.
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Scanned in 4K SDR on a LaserGraphics Scanstation, this print was bought from eBay from a Ukranian seller. The feature is played back at approx. 18 fps. Audio is from the semi-official 2004 DVD release of episodes 1-18 of Ну Погоди! produced by Jove in conjunction with Союзмультфильм.Stranger in a Strange Land - A very short 8mm filmSG10 Film Archive2023-12-06 | Stranger in a Strange Land - An 8mm Shortfilm
Over the summer of 2023, I had the privilege of serving in Slovakia for a second time on a mission trip. Before I left, I found an old Kodak "Brownie" 8mm camera at an antique store for $20, so I figured this would be a good way to test it. These are some selected scenes from the film I shot, rearranged in a more cohesive order. This was my first time shooting on film, so my camera work isn't great, but it's a start.
The town featured is Spišská Nová Ves and is one of my favorite places in the world. So many great memories were made here that I sometimes have a hard time not dwelling on the good things of the past and looking toward the good things in the future. That was why I chose Isaiah 43:18-19 ESV to precede the video.
Music featured is Моро едет к морю by КиноStar Wars Trilogy VHS Set Advertisement (1982/84 Master)SG10 Film Archive2021-08-02 | Star Wars Trilogy VHS Set Advertisement (1982/84 Master)
I found this advertisement at the end of my Empire Strikes Back VHS tape from 1984. It advertises the entire Original Trilogy being released on VHS for the first time.ORIGINAL CBS/FOX VHS Intro (1984)SG10 Film Archive2021-08-02 | ORIGINAL CBS/FOX VHS Intro (1984)
This intro was taken off of my Empire Strikes Back VHS Tape from 1984.Star Wars - Stereo vs Mono Sound Mix ComparisonSG10 Film Archive2021-06-18 | Star Wars - Stereo vs Mono Sound Mix Comparison
In this video, I give an in depth review of the sound mix differences between the 1977 Stereo and 1977 Mono mixes of Star Wars.
FOOTAGE USED: Project 4K77 (35mm Print) Puggo Grande (16mm Print)
A huge thanks to SpaceHunterM for documenting these changes. You can view his original video here: youtube.com/watch?v=aeXpcYcZNDwMaking of the 16mm Star Wars Puggo Trilogy (Documentary)SG10 Film Archive2021-04-24 | Making of the 16mm Star Wars Puggo Trilogy (Documentary)
This video is a combination of 3 mini-documentaries made by Puggo, creator of the Puggo Grande 16mm Telecine Transfer. He made one for each of the Original Star Wars movies, and I've simply combined them for your viewing convivence. All credit goes to Puggo.
Puggo Grande Full Feature: archive.org/details/puggo-original-star-wars-on-16mm Alternate Link: archive.org/details/puggo-original-star-wars-on-16mm-film Puggo Strikes Back - Pulled from the Internet Archive; Join www.theStarWarsTrilogy.com forums for download Return of the Pug - Pulled from the Internet Archive; Join www.theStarWarsTrilogy.com forums for downloadORIGINAL Yub Nub Scene (1983) - ROTJ 16mm Film PreservationSG10 Film Archive2021-04-04 | ORIGINAL "Yub Nub" Scene (1983) - ROTJ 16mm Film Preservation This is the original "Yub Nub" scene from Return of the Jedi with the original Ewok song in place of "Victory Celebration". This also has Sebastion Shaw as Darth Vader's Force ghost instead of Hayden Christensen. You can watch the entire version of this movie for yourself here: archive.org/details/ROTJ16mm
For those not aware, better versions of the Theatrical Releases exist and I talk about them in my video here: youtube.com/watch?v=NbvNE...
I do not own the rights to or to distribute Star Wars. That ability belongs to the Disney Corporation. This video is purely for preservation purposes. The music in this video belongs to John Williams, and therefore Disney.ORIGINAL Lapti-Nek Scene (1983) - ROTJ 16mm Film PreservationSG10 Film Archive2021-04-04 | ORIGINAL "Lapti-Nek" Scene (1983) - ROTJ 16mm Film Preservation This is the original Lapti-Nek scene from Return of the Jedi where Jabba the Hutt's dancers put on a show for him. You can watch the entire version of this movie for yourself here: archive.org/details/ROTJ16mm
For those not aware, better versions of the Theatrical Releases exist and I talk about them in my video here: youtube.com/watch?v=NbvNE...
I do not own the rights to or to distribute Star Wars. That ability belongs to the Disney Corporation. This video is purely for preservation purposes. The music in this video belongs to John Williams, and therefore Disney.ALTERED Jabba the Hutt Scene - 1997 Special EditionSG10 Film Archive2021-03-20 | ALTERED Jabba the Hutt Scene - 1997 Special Edition The Jabba the Hutt Scene, first added for the 1997 Special Edition has had 2 iterations over the years. This is the first, and more rare of the two. This was originally a cut scene from the Original Star Wars where Jabba was played by a stand-in actor. The scene was cut because of time and budget constraints.
This scene was taken from Project 4K97_IV, a 4K Film Scan of the 1997 Special Edition of A New Hope. This scan was done by TeamNegative1, and if you would like to show your support, please consider donating at TheStarWarsTrilogy.com
I do not own the rights to or to distribute Star Wars. That ability belongs to the Disney Corporation. This video is purely for preservation purposes. The music in this video belongs to John Williams, and therefore Disney.Project 4K77 TrailerSG10 Film Archive2021-03-14 | Project 4K77 Trailer
This is a fan trailer I made for the Fan Preservation, Project 4K77. This is a restored, 4K film scan of the original, 1977 Star Wars. Learn more about it here: thestarwarstrilogy.com/project-4k77
All clips in this video was taken from the 1080p No DNR version of Project 4K77. A huge thanks to TeamNegative1 for creating such an amazing way to watch Star Wars!
There is no Bible Verse in this video because I wanted this video to be in the form of a trailer.ORIGINAL Escape from Cloud City (1980) - ESB 16mm Film PreservationSG10 Film Archive2021-03-05 | ORIGINAL Escape from Cloud City (1980) - ESB 16mm Film Preservation
This is the original Escape from Cloud City scene from The Empire Strikes Back as seen in the original release. This clip came from Puggo Strikes Back, a 16mm print of the film. It was scanned and then uploaded to archive.org by a user named Puggo. You can watch this version for yourself here: archive.org/details/star-wars-the-empire-strikes-back-16mm
For those not aware, better versions of the Theatrical Releases exist and I talk about them in my video here.
I do not own the rights to or to distribute Star Wars. That ability belongs to the Disney Corporation. This video is purely for preservation purposes. The music in this video belongs to John Williams, and therefore Disney.ORIGINAL Vaders Redemption scene (1983) - STAR WARS ROTJ 16mm Film PreservationSG10 Film Archive2021-02-23 | ORIGINAL Vader's Redemption scene (1983) - STAR WARS ROTJ 16mm Film Preservation
This scene was taken from "Return of the Pug", a 16mm film scan of the original Return of the Jedi. This scan was done by Puggo and can be found here: archive.org/details/ROTJ16mm
For those not aware, better versions of the Theatrical Releases exist and I talk about them in my video here: youtube.com/watch?v=NbvNES32kp4
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I do not own the rights to or to distribute Star Wars. That ability belongs to the Disney Corporation. This video is purely for preservation purposes. The music in this video belongs to John Williams, and therefore Disney.STAR WARS 16mm Film vs 35mm Film ComparisonSG10 Film Archive2021-02-19 | STAR WARS 16mm Film vs 35mm Film Comparison
This video is a comparison between 16mm and 35mm film. 35mm film was commonly used for cinemas, while 16mm film was mainly used for showings in other venues, such as schools and prisons. 35mm Film has a much higher level of detail and quality than 16mm film and is likely the print you saw in theaters.ORIGINAL Star Wars Han Shoots First Scene (1977) - 16mm Film PreservationSG10 Film Archive2021-01-09 | ORIGINAL Star Wars Han Shoots First Scene (1977) - 16mm Film Preservation
This is the original Han Shoots First scene from Star Wars as seen in the original release. This clip came from Puggo Grande, a 16mm print of the film. It was scanned and then uploaded to archive.org by a user named Puggo. You can watch this version for yourself here: archive.org/details/StarWars16mm
For those not aware, better versions of the Theatrical Releases exist and I talk about them in my video here: youtube.com/watch?v=NbvNES32kp4
I do not own the rights to or to distribute Star Wars. That ability belongs to the Disney Corporation. This video is purely for preservation purposes. The music in this video belongs to John Williams, and therefore Disney.ORIGINAL Star Wars Opening (1977) - 16mm Film PreservationSG10 Film Archive2020-12-30 | ORIGINAL Star Wars Opening (1977) - 16mm Film Preservation
This is the original opening scene for Star Wars as seen in the original release. This clip came from Puggo Grande, a 16mm print of the film. It was scanned and then uploaded to archive.org by a user named Puggo.
For those not aware, better versions of the Theatrical Releases exist and I talk about them in my video here: youtube.com/watch?v=NbvNES32kp4
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I do not own the rights to or to distribute Star Wars. That ability belongs to the Disney Corporation. This video is purely for preservation purposes. The music in this video belongs to John Williams, and therefore Disney.A Brief Review of all major Star Wars releases and Fan PreservationsSG10 Film Archive2020-12-22 | A Brief Review of all major Star Wars releases and Fan Preservations
A brief, but informative look at every major release of Star Wars and the most influential Fan Preservations.
I apologize if a resource of yours was used in the video and I did not give credit. If this happens reach out to me via comments, and I'll make a pinned comment with updated credits.Nuclear War EAS Broadcast [Disclaimers in Description]SG10 Film Archive2019-01-04 | Nuclear War EAS Broadcast
There is no Intro or Bible Verse because I wanted this to be as realistic as possible.
DISCLAIMER: THIS VIDEO CONTAINS POSSIBLE ***VALID EAS TONES*** I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MISUSE OR ANY ACTIVATIONS AS A RESULT FROM WATCHING THIS VIDEO
THIS VIDEO CONTAINS AN IMAGE TO THE LIKENESS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL SEAL. THIS IS USED FOR CREATIVE PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT SHOW RECOGNITION, REPRESENTATION, OR ANY OTHER OFFICIAL USES OF THE SEAL. IT IS FOR CREATIVE PURPOSES ONLY.