Rare Star Wars 1977 Alec Guinness Interview on Parkinson Talk Show
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I honestly believe that if not for the air of credibility that Sir Alec Guinness brought on the Jedi, I don’t believe the lore would have been as powerful.
With all the quotes floating around of him not liking Star Wars, this sounds like genuine praise for the movie.
He puts it very well, something for all the ages, which takes you on a journey far away.
box office gross = 775.8 million. 2.25 percent of that is 17.45 million
I got a kick out of Alec saying the dialogue needed some work when reading the script.