She's Rich... (10)
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Script Notes: Chivalry (For a Price)

"Chewie! I told you: I think I know what he... er, HAD in mind."
I love these scenes in the movie. So funny. But the best line has been left out in this version: Solo's response to Luke saying 'Well, more wealth than you can imagine.'. He replies: "I don't know... I can IMAGINE quite a bit!" Here's 9/10 year old John's version from 1978:
Luke: The're going to execute her soon!
Han: Thats her problem
Luke: I've seen her solo she's beautifull!
Han: So's life so's huh rich...
Luke: The reward will be more than you can imagi
- ne!
Han: Im going
Art Notes
The blue biro here was added later. What a confusion of speech bubbles!

I like Luke's side profile in this, very Kirk Douglas heroic. What do you think of Han's bouffant hairdo? - and his thumb-up when he says "I'm going".
Film Notes
Do you ever wonder if George should learn from his older character-based work in which the actors took a freer rein; and perhaps make a small, low-budget movie. Something simple. No action, no CGI, no space, no military, no shooting or explosions. Could be just an ordinary family story - on earth - present day. Mundane stuff. He could even use - no, collaborate with - some of the actors he's previously worked with. The GOOD ones. Are you expecting a punchline now? I'm serious.
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Comments
How much formal training have you had, and how much do you doodle now? Or is it just work anymore?
I have always been able to think 3-dimensionally . I was good at Geometry and mechanical drawing in school, and have always kit bashed my own models out of just about anything. I have never, however, considered myself to be a good sketcher. I'm always impressed, and fascinated, when an artist can pick something out of the air, and reproduce it on paper.
Reference your motivational poster; someone should make one with the same theme for a Rancor Keeper.
Thanks! Well, I was drawing as long as I can remember being me. I think my son is ahead of me though for his age.
I had no art class in school from 1977 onward, because we moved to Ireland - zero priority here then. I went to art college in 1985. But even by then, I was so uncultured and artistically narrow-minded from living in a country village in the middle of nowhere in Ireland and with parents uninterested in most cultural pursuits. Therefore, I gained little from early art college to be honest. Stuck in my ways, opinionated and knowing nothing.
If you want to start drawing, I'd recommend Betty Edwards' book 'Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain' and then going to Life Drawing classes. You'll definitely see results!
I should put in a note that I just plucked the lion pic from another site. Seemed appropriate!
Kirk Douglas with a Glasgow Smile...!
I was also going to mention (Less favourably) Howard: A New Breed of Hero, but IMDB tells me he only Exec Produced that too...
Yes, I think George should try to return to his rebellious, indie roots - just once. As an exercise for himself. See if he can cast great people like Carrie Fisher. Small, small. Think Woodie Allen or something. Could be a family reunion - funeral or something. Then when he gets his Oscar he can quite rightfully tell us to all eff off.
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