How Fans Saved Star Wars - Laserdisc Bootlegs (Part I) (www.youtube.com)

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Over the years, the original Star Wars films have been subject to many changes and additions. According to Lucas, the original cuts have been lost to time. Well, sorry George. We the fans cannot let that happen. This is the story of how the fans saved Star Wars.

This is Part I in a new series I'm creating documenting the fan preservation of the Theatrical Cuts of Star Wars. This episode focuses on Laserdisc Bootlegs.

This bought back some memories. I remember downloading the TR47 bootlegs which were really good copies for the time.

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[-] Emperor@feddit.uk 4 points 5 days ago

The Library of Congress definitely has a print of Star Wars that was submitted in 1978. I think they also have Empire and Jedi but I’m not sure if they are the original editions.

My understanding is they have original copies stored but these are for legal/archival purposes and are not available to the public.

this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2024

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