George Lucas explains why Yuda speaks back

The 80 -year -old legendary director appeared on the opening night of the TCM Classic Film Festival in Los Angeles to celebrate the forty -fifth anniversary of the “Empire Strikes Back”.

During a conversation with Ben Mankwich from TCM, George Lucas dropped a large bomb about the famous speech style in Yunda.

“Because if you are speaking regular English, people will not listen much,” Lucas revealed to each diverse. “But if he has a tone, or it is really difficult to understand what he says, they focus on what he says.”

Lucas explained that Yaida needed to emerge since the “philosopher philosopher was mainly”, adding, “I had to discover a way to make people actually listen, especially 12 -year -old children.”

Believe in saying, the mission was accomplished.

Since his first appearance in 1980, “The Empire Strikes Back” has gained more than $ 550 million worldwide, Yoda is still one of the most beloved and most quoted characters in the galaxy.

Yunda, Sayed Jedi Al -Hakim, who trained Luke Sky Walker, was expressed for what Frank Oz is famous for in six films “Star Wars”. Lucas once described the character as “little Dalai Lama”, and the work of Oz, along with the help of brides like Catherine Molin, Wendi Farrad, and David Barclay, brought the distinctive look of Yunda in life.

Since the original round of Yoda (and his death at the age of 900 at “Return of the Jedi”), the galaxy has continued to love its types through “The Mandalorian”, which was called “Baby Yoda”.

Lucas also got his creative operation, admitting, “I am writing like a scheme. He has no many details on it.”

When he ended the original “Star Wars” text, it spanned 130 to 180 pages, which were very long. So he cut it into three parts, focusing on the first parts, believing that he would never get enough money to make the entire epic epic.

The famous Lucas agreed to a small salary, only $ 50,000, to write, direct and produce “Star Wars”, but he negotiated two conditions that would change Hollywood forever: ownership of sequences and licensing rights.

“I said, I want the rights of these things because I will make these films regardless of what is happening,” Lucas said. “Besides, I want to license.” They said, “What is the license?”

Lucas’s idea was to use promotion to help promote films, as children wear “Star Wars” shirts that would help spread the word. He also went up, as he sent children wearing clothes to Disneyland and the comedians to be upset.

In 2012, Lucas Lucasfilm, the Rights of Star Wars and Indiana Jones sold to Disney for $ 4 billion. It was a decision to compare him once to lose a family member.

“These are my children, I loved them. I created them,” he told CBS at that time Daily Mail.

“I spent my life to create a” stars war “, 40 years old, and its abandonment was very painful. Independent. “But this was the right thing to do. I thought I would run a little more to say about the next three (films) because I already started, but they decided that they wanted to do something else.”

Things “don’t always work the way you want. Life is like this.”