STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE Clip - 'Han & Jaba' (1977) Harrison Ford

STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE Clip - "Han & Jaba" (1977) Harrison Ford

PLOT: The Imperial Forces -- under orders from cruel Darth Vader (David Prowse) -- hold Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) hostage, in their efforts to quell the rebellion against the Galactic Empire. Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and Han Solo (Harrison Ford), captain of the Millennium Falcon, work together with the companionable droid duo R2-D2 (Kenny Baker) and C-3PO (Anthony Daniels) to rescue the beautiful princess, help the Rebel Alliance, and restore freedom and justice to the Galaxy.

CAST: Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Peter Cushing, Alec Guinness, David Prowse, James Earl Jones, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, Peter Mayhew

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[geocross]

2:28 lol love how Boba Fett turns to the 4th wall like "Hey, I'm important later. Cya."

[Diego_Aracena_Kovacevic]

This is not from 1977, this scene was shown for the first time in the 1997 version, and actually, this scene is from the 2004 version.

[geocross]

1:47 I still can’t fathom how Han got away with walking on Jabba's tail (and yes I know Jabba was originally suppose to be human).

[jessetorres]

17 movies & tv films later & yet A New Hope is still the best Star Wars film.

[gabriele.thompson]

This isn’t the 1977 version. Jaba was a practical FX puppet. CG graphics like this didn’t exist yet

[AekoldHelbrass]

"Door is locked, lets move one" i wish cops are this lazy where i live

[ConnorMiller]

A New Hope was the beginning of a cultural movement. The movie promoted its own real life religious groups of Jedi and Sith and it brought so many people together over their imaginations.

[onedecimaleight]

One of the stupidest decisions was to add jabba before jedi.

[hellobeautiful]

I didn’t know Rosy O’Donnell was in this!

“Han Mi bookey “

[cloudstreets]

“Door’s locked. Move on to the next one.” Even as a five year old back in ‘77 I thought, “What?!?!? Why don’t they bust the door down??”

[-CrimsoN-]

"Jabba you're a wonderful human being" lmao such an underrated Han line

[MaheshWalatara]

I love this scene. Don’t care what anyone says.

[hyacinthlynch]

"Jabba...you're wonderful human being."

Uh, he's a hutt, Han.

[jokerofmorocco]

It looks so weird with the newer CGI graphic combined with the grainier 1970s camera

[AbdulKhader-]

Obi Wan made sure to put his seat belt on 😅

[harribox]

0:59 Solo! Come out of there, Solo! Solo!

1:09 Have you, now?

1:15 Han, my boy, there are times when you disappoint me. Why haven't you paid me? And why did you have to fry poor Greedo like that? After all we've been through together.

1:30 Han, you must understand, I just can't afford to make any exceptions. Where would I be if every pilot who smuggled for me dropped their consignment at the first sight of an imperial starship? It's not good business.

1:57 Han, my boy, I'm only doing this because you're the best, and because I need you. So, for an extra 20%...

2:08 OK, for an extra 15%, I'll give you a little bit more time. But this is it! If you disappoint me again, I'll put a price on your head so big, you won't be able to go near a civilised system for the rest of your life!

[rickpeterson]

Try to hold 'em off Chewie, set the deflector shields while I set the calculations for hyper space and ..JoeBlo..Joe Blo Joe Blo

[javierrivera]

How amazing would be seeing R2D2 and Twiki having some robotic conversation. And C3PO and dr. Theopolis scorning both robots

[kevbrown]

In the original Jabba was human, Lucas didn't feel happy about it but didn't have the budget or the CGI to do any other. In the revised version for the 25th anniversary the CGI update was created and edited in to better fit with Lucas' original vision of the character. Han stepping on Jabbas tail served two purposes, 1) to show Hans disrespect for power, 2) to ensure the edited flowed seemlessly into the original.
Amazing what you learn by watching the extras on DVD sets!

[brucea]

The scene with Jabba confronting Solo was not in the original. I heard that Lucas wanted it in the original but couldn't because the technology in 1977 wasn't good enough. It was senseless to have it anyway for two reasons. First would Jabba be so stupid to think Solo was in his ship just because it was parked there? He was only likely to be in it if he just arrived or was about to leave (or perhaps he needed to perform some maintenance). Second he would have sent one of his henchmen after Solo instead of confronting Solo himself.