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The Original 'Empire Strikes Back' Wampa Was HUGE!


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With his three books looking behind the scenes of the original "Star Wars" trilogy, Lucasfilm editor Will McCrabb has become the master of rare of pictures and details from the classic films.




[indent]EMPIRE: This gives you a sense of the size of the Wampa Snow Creature not seen in 1980, a stuntman is on stilts. [url="http://t.co/ERlTbaztTn"]pic.twitter.com/ERlTbaztTn[/url]

— will mccrabb (@mccrabb_will) [url="https://twitter.com/mccrabb_will/statuses/408313612676399104"]December 4, 2013[/url]

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The latest picture from the set comes to us from McCrabb's [url="https://twitter.com/mccrabb_will/status/408313612676399104"]Twitter feed[/url] (via [url="http://badassdigest.com/2013/12/04/if-the-wampa-had-been-in-empire-strikes-back-hed-have-been-huge/"]Badass Digest[/url]). The photo above is a look at the wampa from "Empire Strikes Back" as it would have appeared had Lucas decided to keep the creature in.

The shots with a full-body look at the creature were ultimately redone for the Special Editions, but it didn't appear as big as the wampa we see here.



[url=http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2013/12/04/the-original-empire-strikes-back-wampa-was-huge/]View the full article[/url]

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