Cardinals.Ken
That's Mr. Riff-Raff to you!
"tach bah, tach bei?"
Originally posted by Renz
Cardinals.Ken,
Please tell me you don't speak Klingon!
Originally posted by jkf296
Q. Which famous sit-com actor played an Imperial guard in the Original Star Wars?
Originally posted by SECTION 11
Tito Paul.
He was the guy that clothes-lined himself on the door in that one scene.
Originally posted by jkf296
Q. Which famous sit-com actor played an Imperial guard in the Original Star Wars?
Originally posted by Chandler Mike
What did they use to create the voice of Chewbacca?
Mike
Originally posted by Cardinals.Ken
A: No one! It's a trick question, since there were no Imperial Guards in the Original Star Wars (episode IV: A New Hope).
Originally posted by Cardinals.Ken
The voice of David Prowse with his nose is a vise? David Prowse is the British body-builder who played the "body" of Darth Vader.
Originally posted by jkf296
allright, I'm not a Star Wars geek - sheesh.
John Ratzenberger, aka Cliff Clavin, played a guard who had an appearance with the Emporer.
Originally posted by Chandler Mike
What did they use to create the voice of Chewbacca?
Mike
Originally posted by Cardinals.Ken
Really? I would have thought I would heard something, like on www.moviepoopshoot.com or something...
Originally posted by jkf296
wasn't it a starving bear or something like that?
Originally posted by Chandler Mike
Basically, yeah...they recorded a ton of bear sounds from the wild, and then pieced them together to make his voice.
Pretty amazing.
Mike
Originally posted by Cardinals.Ken
Here's the link:
http://us.imdb.com/Credits?0080684
The movie was "The Empire Strikes Back", and Mr. Ratzenberger played an Imperial Officer (Major Derlin)...
Originally posted by jkf296
Told you I wasn't a Star Wars geek - I totally got the wrong movie! Thanks for smackin' me staright.
Originally posted by Cardinals.Ken
This reminds me of how they came up with the T-Rex roars in the "Jurassic Park" series of movies...
Anyone know how that came about?
Originally posted by jkf296
For the T-Rex, a variety of real animals were used to create a full vocabulary of sounds.
For its roar, the sounds of elephant, alligator, penguin, tiger and dog were all layered together, while the noise from a whale's blowhole was looped together to make the sound of it breathing.
Originally posted by Cardinals.Ken
Hmmm...sounds good enough for me!
Although I thought the roar was a modified recording of a bull walrus during mating season (I remember hearing that on one of the making of shows)...but I could be wrong...
Originally posted by jkf296
linkie:
http://www.homecinemachoice.com/art...s/200010JurassicPark/200010JurassicPark.shtml[/url]