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The Star Wars Vault

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The Star Wars Vault
Attribution
Author(s)

Steve Sansweet
Pete Vilmur

Publication information
Publisher

Simon & Schuster

Publish date

Fall 2007

Type

Hardcover

Pages

128

Dimensions

13.5 x 11.5 x 1.7 inches

Weight

5.9 pounds

ISBN

978-1847371065

The Star Wars Vault is a 2007 reference book written by Steve Sansweet and Pete Vilmur. It contains a variety of elements replicated from the Lucasfilm Archives which explore the Star Wars phenomenon. According to StarWars.com, the book contains:

  • 50 interactive, rare and some never-before-published memorabilia, including reproductions of Lucas's own handwritten script pages, flip-through catalogs, swag, posters, T-shirt transfers, tattoos, stickers, blueprints, production notes, animation cells and much more!
  • Hundreds of photos and pieces of artwork.
  • 2 CDs containing over 2 hours of vintage radio ads, original cast interviews, excerpts from the NPR Star Wars radio drama, the complete Star Tours soundtrack, George Lucas's commentary and other tracks that tell the story of everyone's favorite galaxy battle as never before.

The book was published in the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, France, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands.

Contents

[edit] Star Wars: An Audio Retrospective

[edit] Disc One
  1. 1977: Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Alec Guinness talk to the media about Star Wars.
  2. 1977: "Don't be alarmed. It's only a movie!" Initial radio spots strike an awkward note.
  3. 1978: Serialized story commercials hook listeners by recounting our heroes' adventures.
  4. 1979: "Star Wars is Back!" Radio ads reach out to excite fans about the film's re-release.
  5. 2002: George Lucas discusses Star Wars as a silent movie.
  6. 2002: Composer John Williams discusses his groundbreaking score.
  7. 1978: Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia sings her heart out in the Star Wars Holiday Special.
  8. 1981: Excerpt from a "Making of" documentary about NPR's Star Wars radio drama.
  9. 1981: Excerpt from the Star Wars NPR radio drama.
[edit] Disc Two
  1. 1987: The Star Tours Adventure pre-show and ride soundtrack.
  2. 1997: Excerpt from "Magic of Myth" Audio Tour, narrated by James Earl Jones for a Smithsonian Institution exhibit.
  3. 2005: George Lucas answers questions at Star Wars Celebration III.
  4. 2002: Samuel L. Jackson talks about Attack of the Clones.
  5. 2002: Hayden Christensen talks about Attack of the Clones.
  6. 2005: George Lucas talks about Revenge of the Sith.

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