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The Lost Scenes of Star Wars & Indiana Jones

Yesterworld Entertainment

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Star Wars & Indiana Jones are notorious for their deleted scenes which have yet to see the light of day, so let's explore what they were!

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Adi Goldstein - Unusual Story - https://musicvine.com/track/adi-golds...

SOURCES:

T-Bone's Star Wars Universe - StarWarz.com

J.W. Rinzler’s ‘The Making of Star Wars’, ‘The Making of The Empire Strikes Back’ & ‘The Making of Return of the Jedi’

Charlie Owen:

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The Indiana Jones Picture Gallery Project:

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Videos Used:

Star Wars Episode IV - A New Hope

Star Wars Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back

Star Wars Episode VI - The Return of the Jedi

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Bonus Feature from aforementioned films

20 Comments

@KinkajouOneTwo 5 years ago

my main takeaway from this video is WAMPA

@sothatsdevintart2562 5 years ago (edited)

Honestly, Yoda not allowing Obi Wan to tell Luke to know the truth about Darth Vader, is better than the actual explanation given by Obi Wan himself.

@Claubuza 5 years ago

Revenge of the Jedi: deleted movie title.

@ScyllaWyrm 5 years ago

Geez, that 'WAMPA!' commercial is even funnier than most of the old Masters of the Universe commercials

@Emperor_Oshron 5 years ago

one bit of Last Crusade production history not mentioned here, (though that might be because, iirc, it was only in earlier scripts) the Grail Knight was originally supposed to appear on horseback and attacks Indy that way, leading to a short fight before the scene progresses as normal, and then at the end of the movie he rides out of the temple and both he and his horse turn to dust as their centuries finally catch up to them

@TheDigitalApple 5 years ago

The kid screaming “WAMPA” is the new “Alan”.

@CR3AT1NAT0R 1 year ago

19:32 That didn't age too well. lol

@JamOffTheWall 5 years ago (edited)

That fucking wampa thing makes me giggle uncontrollably every time.

@Jabberwockybird 5 years ago

Lucas, when he rejected the lost cut: "it needs to be faster and more intense"

@outlawscar3328 5 years ago

Ah, Wampa. The world's first Pokèmon.

@EntryLevelLuxury 5 years ago

You can really hear the Mark Hamill in some of those scenes lol

@Psychol-Snooper 5 years ago

So from that ad I realize the Wampa was the first Pokemon. 4:39

@amai_zing 5 years ago

Who knew Wompas went “WomPAAA!” ?

@heidifedor 5 years ago

The girl that called Luke a worm, who appeared in the deleted scene, was named Cami. In the opening scene of The Last Jedi novelization, Luke experiences an alternate reality where he never became a Jedi, and remained a moisture farmer. In the alternative reality, he and Cami are married.

@CocoHutzpah 5 years ago

Oooo, I can actually answer this one! Nearly all German U-boats were really more submersibles rather than proper submarines. This means that they would really just go under the surface of the water, leaving the snorkel above water, and sometimes even the top of the conning tower. However, they were not very quick while under the surface of the water, so they generally did not submerge unless they absolutely had to. So, as long as Indy could find a way to keep out of sight of anybody on the deck, he'd be fine. It's more fun to think of him hanging on to the top of the snorkel, though.

@brianoconnell6459 5 years ago

Oh, and I've been kicking myself in the butt for almost 40 years for not collecting enough box tops and mailing off an order to get a Revenge of the Jedi poster.

@lanceturley7745 5 years ago

Given Dave Filoni's love for taking old Star Wars toys and making them canon, I'm surprised none of his shows have featured a scene where the characters are chased around by a wampa that shouts "Wampa!" when he attacks.