This priceless theatrical cut of George Lucas's seminal space fantasy (with Han shooting first!) will screen on the opening ...

One might think that with a Disney+ subscription, there's no reason to watch Star Wars: A New Hope in theaters. The streamer ...

Star Wars fans can rejoice. After 47 years, the original cut of the 1977 Star Wars film once hated and banned by George Lucas ...

The theatrical cut of Star Wars has essentially been buried for nearly three decades, so the fact it’s going to be a centerpiece of the BFI Film on Film Festival is a monumental occasion.

But here's a new hope for ya — now it seems some fans will be able to feast their eyes on the actual original cut of the film that Lucas left behind so long ago. More like this New Star Wars ...

Director George Lucas’s original cut of Star Wars, which was released in 1977, has rarely been shown in public since he produced special editions of the trilogy in the 1990s, complete with new ...

In addition to the screening, attendees will have the opportunity to view material from the original continuity script for “Star Wars,” which includes rare on-set Polaroids, annotations ...

Star Wars fans will have the opportunity to see the original theatrical cut of Star Wars: A New Hope with an extremely rare screening in London this summer. The 1977 version of the first Star Wars ...

The original cinema cut of Star Wars will be screened for the first time in many years as part of the British Film Institute’s (BFI) Film On Film Festival. The press release promises an ...

The unedited 1977 theatrical cut of the first Star Wars film will headline the BFI's Film on Film Festival this summer. We may be coming up on nearly 30 years since George Lucas first remixed the ...

The original 1977 theatrical release of Star Wars will be shown on the big screen ... making screenings of the film’s original cut rare. Senior curator of fiction at the BFI National Archive ...