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* NeverworkWithChildrenOrAnimals: The snake Luke removes from the engine of his X-Wing while on Dagobah bit Creator/MarkHamill on the finger during one take. When behind the scenes footage of the incident was posted to Twitter, Hamill pointed out that the snake was blind and just defending itself.
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* NeverworkWithChildrenOrAnimals: NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: The snake Luke removes from the engine of his X-Wing while on Dagobah bit Creator/MarkHamill on the finger during one take. When behind the scenes footage of the incident was posted to Twitter, Hamill pointed out that the snake was blind and just defending itself.
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* NeverworkWithChildrenOrAnimals: The snake Luke removes from the engine of his X-Wing while on Dagobah bit Creator/MarkHamill on the finger during one take. When behind the scenes footage of the incident was posted to Twitter, Hamill pointed out that the snake was blind and just defending itself.
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* {{Blooper}}: Darth Vader's signature breathing noise is entirely missing from the film's Hungarian Special Edition dub due to an infamous audio-mixing oversight. It still wasn't included in the retouched Blu-Ray edition, only in the newly filmed (and thus newly dubbed) alternate scene where Vader talks with the Emperor. The previous two dubs weren't goof-free either, the first one had Luke mispronouncing the word droid as "dorid".
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** Darth Vader's signature breathing noise is entirely missing from the film's Hungarian Special Edition dub due to an infamous audio-mixing oversight. It still wasn't included in the retouched Blu-Ray edition, only in the newly filmed (and thus newly dubbed) alternate scene where Vader talks with the Emperor. The previous two dubs weren't goof-free either, the first one had Luke mispronouncing the word droid as"dorid"."dorid".
** For the Star Destroyer bridge set, only the left crewpit was constructed, with the ceiling and viewports being filled in by a matte painting. This meant that scenes on the right side had to be flipped, leading to Admiral Piett's rank insignia being reversed (which was corrected in a later DVD release). At the end of the film, there is a shot of the crewpit on ''Executor'' that reuses a shot from ''Avenger''.[[note]]On ''Executor'', the computer terminals are in a single row while ''Avenger'' has them attached to the walls of the pit.[[/note]] In addition, the rear section is noticeably curved, both to hide the incomplete bridge and to allow the set to be built around Darth Vader's chambers as a space-saving measure.
** Darth Vader's signature breathing noise is entirely missing from the film's Hungarian Special Edition dub due to an infamous audio-mixing oversight. It still wasn't included in the retouched Blu-Ray edition, only in the newly filmed (and thus newly dubbed) alternate scene where Vader talks with the Emperor. The previous two dubs weren't goof-free either, the first one had Luke mispronouncing the word droid as
** For the Star Destroyer bridge set, only the left crewpit was constructed, with the ceiling and viewports being filled in by a matte painting. This meant that scenes on the right side had to be flipped, leading to Admiral Piett's rank insignia being reversed (which was corrected in a later DVD release). At the end of the film, there is a shot of the crewpit on ''Executor'' that reuses a shot from ''Avenger''.[[note]]On ''Executor'', the computer terminals are in a single row while ''Avenger'' has them attached to the walls of the pit.[[/note]] In addition, the rear section is noticeably curved, both to hide the incomplete bridge and to allow the set to be built around Darth Vader's chambers as a space-saving measure.
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** Bossk's costume first appeared in the classic ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E2TheTenthPlanet The Tenth Planet]]". Incidentally, that was the same serial that introduced the Cybermen, [[Creator/PatrickTroughton the Second Doctor]], and the concept of [[TheNthDoctor regeneration]].
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** Bossk's costume first appeared as a space suit in the classic ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E2TheTenthPlanet The Tenth Planet]]". Incidentally, that was the same serial that introduced the Cybermen, [[Creator/PatrickTroughton the Second Doctor]], and the concept of [[TheNthDoctor regeneration]].
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* PlayingWithCharacterType: Prior to this film, Creator/FrankOz was best known for playing goofy and lighthearted characters in ''Series/TheMuppets'' and ''Series/SesameStreet'' such as Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Grover, and the Cookie Monster. When Yoda first appears onscreen, he is depicted as a goofy, eccentric hermit who seems to have wandered off from a ''The Muppet Show'' set. But once he reveals himself to be the Jedi Master Luke was searching for, Yoda drops his goofy demeanor and showcases a serious, no-nonsense but wise personality that is almost PlayingAgainstType.
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* PlayingWithCharacterType: Prior to this film, Creator/FrankOz was best known for playing goofy and lighthearted characters in ''Series/TheMuppets'' and ''Series/SesameStreet'' such as Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Grover, and the Cookie Monster. When Yoda first appears onscreen, he is depicted as a goofy, eccentric hermit who seems to have wandered off from a ''The Muppet Show'' set. But once he reveals himself to be the Jedi Master Luke was searching for, Yoda drops his goofy demeanor and showcases a serious, no-nonsense but wise personality that is almost PlayingAgainstType.
