Richard Dreyfuss shares memories from the making of "Jaws" in a "Role Recall" interview with Yahoo Entertainment.
Ahmed Best — who once contemplated suicide due to negative reaction to his portrayal of Jar Jar Binks — finally returns to "Star Wars" with kids game show "Jedi Temple Challenge" on YouTube.
The man behind the iconic protocol droid offers rare behind-the-scenes stories from every "Star Wars" movie in Yahoo's latest installment of "Role Recall."
"Star Wars" creature guru Neal Scanlan reveals how his team created a character inspired by Jim Henson's "Labyrinth" that ended up on the cutting-room floor and other secrets of the concluding chapter of the Skywalker Saga.
Harry Hamlin told Page Six that he was a finalist for the role of Indiana Jones in "Raiders of the Lost Ark," but his audition went spectacularly wrong.
Oscar-winning actor explains how a small souvenir reminds him of a cherished film. He also reveals the challenges of Hula-hopping for the Coen brothers and what he learned from Clint Eastwood.
Maybe it's for the best, though
The iconic filmmaker had some bad feelings about Disney's "Star Wars" plans.
The first trailer for the Disney+ series "The Mandalorian" premiered at D23 and "Star Wars" fans are thrilled.
Richard Dreyfuss tells behind-the-scenes stories from his most beloved films, including "American Graffiti," "Jaws," "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," "The Goodbye Girl," "Stand By Me" and "What About Bob?"
Here's how to find that amazing "Raiders of the Lost Ark" prop and other things to know before you go to Disneyland or Disney World.
George Lucas was front and center at the Galaxy’s Edge dedication ceremony, welcomed onstage by Disney chairman and CEO, Bob Iger.
Did you know the movie was based on actual history? Or that Sean Connery's character almost didn't appear?
Liam Neeson, Samuel Jackson and other "Star Wars" stars examine the misguided backlash two decades later.
One of the strangest "Star Wars" relics of the 1970s was Meco's instrumental recording, which became a pop-culture phenomenon.
The It List is Yahoo’s weekly look at the best in pop culture, including movies, music, TV, streaming, games, books, podcasts and more. Here are our picks for April 15 to 21, including the best deals we could find for each.
Warwick Davis hosted the 20th anniversary panel, which included appearances by prequel design director Doug Chiang, sound editor Matthew Wood, Sith master-and-apprentice Ian McDiarmid and Ray Park and the actor behind the most controversial character in the saga: Jar Jar Binks’s alter ego, Ahmed Best.
How do they make blue milk? What's Kaadu meat taste like? Director behind Disney's hugely anticipated attraction tells all.
George Lucas secretly visited Game of Thrones season 8 set
In a mere two minutes, "The Phantom Menace" trailer re-established the franchise's omnipresence for the next 20 years… and counting.
"Battlestar Galactica" arrived with much fanfare, high ratings, and a lawsuit claiming it ripped off "Star Wars."
"They did not have any map of any sort beyond 'Return of the Jedi,'" Timothy Zahn says of Lucasfilm during the mid-1980s. "So, it was a very clean canvas."
Todd Fisher reveals what his sister, Carrie Fisher, thought immediately after seeing the first screening of "Star Wars" in 1977. He also reiterates his support for Lucasfilm to digitally recreate Princess Leia in future movies.
The most enduring contribution to the "Star Wars" series isn't a single action sequence or line of dialogue. Instead, it's a single costume: the golden bikini worn by Carrie Fisher's galactic badass, Leia Organa.
Ron Howard had his work cut out for him stepping into <em>Solo: A Star War Story – </em>not only in working with a beloved franchise but picking up for other directors and the vision created 40 years ago by George Lucas. Howard told Stephen Colbert on <em>The Late Show</em> that Lucas – who he has known since the '70s, before Star Wars – is still invested in his characters and in what Han and Chewy would do in <em>Solo</em>. Howard recalled a day when Lucas visited the <em>Solo</em> set and observed a scene, casually saying "You know what Han would really do there?" "I said, 'What?'" Howard told Colbert. "And he told me the joke, he gave me a little joke. And I said, 'Hey, guess what? Here’s what we’re gonna do in the next take.' So I know when I hear a good idea." The fact that Lucas, as well as scribes Lawrence and Jonathan Kasdan, was as invested in telling Han Solo's origin story while being true to the original films should comfort Star Wars fans anxiously awaiting <em>Solo</em>. Colbert also tried to get Howard to spill some details about the upcoming movie (the Kessel Run!), but given that Howard had to sign an NDA the second he joined the project, he kept quiet. <em>Solo</em> flies into theaters May 25. Find showtimes and theaters near you.