Star Wars

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Star Wars was a popular science fiction film series from Earth which was made in the 1970s and the 2000s, comprising a total of nine films by the 2040s. (PROSE: The Last Resort)

History

Iris Wildthyme was cast in the third film as a woman in a gold bikini and was the only woman in the film with lines other than Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia. According to Fisher, Iris was fun to be around but difficult behind the camera, due to her demands that she use her own wardrobe and make-up and her inability to recall her lines. Iris claimed she could convey everything with just a look, but they eventually had to recast, to her displeasure. (PROSE: Drowned in Moonlight)

The Sixth Doctor and Frobisher attended the American premiere of the first film at Mann's Chinese Theatre in May 1977. Frobisher appreciated the original film and was aware of its place in culture, but the Doctor claimed to prefer the Special Editions. He also thought the actor who played Tarkin looked familiar, and seemed to remember meeting his granddaughter. (PROSE: Mission: Impractical)

Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace was among the films which Bill Bishop watched in a Department M rehabilitation facility in 1999. (PROSE: The Danger Men)

References

Tegan Jovanka contemptuously referred to her former companion Nyssa's servo robot Loki as R2-D2. (AUDIO: Cobwebs)

Flip Jackson compared the Valeyard to Darth Vader. The Sixth Doctor expressed surprise at her reference, not having thought she liked Star Wars, to which she replied she loved Jar Jar Binks. (AUDIO: Stage Fright)

When the Sixth Doctor told Flip that Transmission was an artificial planetoid, she compared it to the Death Star. The Doctor expressed the hope that it was "not quite so ominous". (AUDIO: The Fourth Wall)

Returned to her old haunts in Perivale in 1989, Ace learned from Ange that their mutual friend Flo married a "brain-dead plumber" whom they had nicknamed "Darth Vader." (TV: Survival) Later on, Ace compared the hymnal skein to the Force. The Seventh Doctor agreed that it was a useful analogy. (PROSE: Hymn of the City)

Sam Jones had Star Wars toys as a child. (PROSE: Alien Bodies)

David and Chris also owned Star Wars toys, which they left scattered around their home in Newton Aycliffe. (PROSE: Fanboys)

Izzy Sinclair had a Darth Vader poster on her bedroom wall in the TARDIS. (COMIC: Beautiful Freak)

In 2000, when seeing a Cyberon drone for the first time, Tom Mordley briefly thought to himself that it looked like "a reject from a Star Wars movie". (PROSE: Cyberon)

Ianto Jones had a Star Wars duvet with a Wookiee pillow when he lived in London. He gave it to Yvonne Hartman for the sofa when she slept over at his flat, while on the run. (AUDIO: Through the Ruins)

The Tenth Doctor told Martha Jones that Jar Jar Binks' clan were "...good people...very hospitable." (PROSE: Forever Autumn)

Alex's mum didn't like the hood on his coat, and compared him to "one of those little things in Star Wars", which Alex identified as Jawas. He said she never learned their names, no matter how many times you told her. (PROSE: Do You Smell Carrots?)

Both Mr Grantham and Clyde Langer made reference to the series, the latter comparing himself to Luke Smith's mentor, like Obi-Wan Kenobi. (TV: Warriors of Kudlak)

Clyde called Luke his "young padawan", when stating he had much to learn about humour. (TV: Prisoner of the Judoon) Clyde said that he did a school history project on the Battle of Waterloo because his teacher had not allowed him to do one on the Battle of Hoth. (TV: The Last Sontaran)

At the end of a holographic communication left to Jack Harkness, his former lover John Hart, another Time Agent, mockingly said "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope". (TV: Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang)

In 2008, Zeynep asked Ianto Jones if he had seen Star Wars. (AUDIO: Fall to Earth)

The entries in the series were among Joe Sterling's favourite films. (PROSE: Almost Perfect)

The Tenth Doctor once said that ventilation ducts never seemed to work out as a means of escape, just like in Star Wars. (TV: Dreamland)

The Eleventh Doctor once compared himself to "the little green one from Star Wars" and proceeded to play with an imaginary lightsaber. (TV: Meanwhile in the TARDIS)

Amy Pond cried out "Help me, Obi Wan!" upon seeing a hologram of herself. (PROSE: The King's Dragon)

A child cosplaying as Boba Fett. (COMIC: Selfie)

When the Twelfth Doctor and Clara landed at San Diego Comic-Con a child was present, cosplaying as the Star Wars character Boba Fett. (COMIC: Selfie)

A homeless man, who was an eyewitness to one of the metal kind arriving on Earth, established his perception of what robots were like from Star Wars, which he explained when he told Sarah Jane Smith and Rani Chandra the creature could not be a robot. (TV: Sky)

Fitz Kreiner mentioned that he had seen all nine Star Wars films at a cinema in the 2040s, recalling the sight of the Imperial Walkers. (PROSE: The Last Resort)

Hex described the control centre of Ranulph Fiennes Bunker as a cross between Buckingham Palace and the Death Star. (AUDIO: The Word Lord) Bernice Summerfield compared The Empire State to the Death Star. (AUDIO: The Empire State)

Anji Kapoor considered recounting the tale of Jabba the Hutt and Han Solo to Jamon de la Rocas, recalling the tale after her boyfriend Dave Young made her watch Star Wars. (PROSE: The Slow Empire)

While on Skaro in the 27th century, Bernice Summerfield described the Seventh Doctor as "the worst Yoda ever". (AUDIO: The Lights of Skaro)

Ryan Sinclair thought the blaster given to him by Vitus to use against the dead soldiers reanimated by the Tenctrama resembled the weapons used in Star Wars. (PROSE: Combat Magicks)

On another adventure, he also hummed the Star Wars theme song while he blasted attacking satellites and commented "Poe Dameron's got nothing on me." (PROSE: Molten Heart)

Before she saw the TARDIS for the first time, Flip thought that it would be "a shiny Star Wars starship dooda". (AUDIO: The Middle)

LEGO produced Star Wars-themed sets. (AUDIO: Memory Lane)

According to Cleo Proctor, her father loved both Star Trek and Star Wars. (AUDIO: SOS)

Behind the scenes

Props

Cast connections

The Original Trilogy

Actor Doctor Who role(s) Star Wars role(s)
Dave Prowse Minotaur Darth Vader (suit actor)
Peter Cushing Dr. Who Tarkin
Don Henderson Gavrok Cassio Tagge
Leslie Schofield Leroy
Calib
Moradmin Bast
Michael Sheard Rhos
Roland Summers
Laurence Scarman
Lowe
Mergrave
Headmaster
Orsino
Kendel Ozzel
George Roubicek Hopper Nahdonnis Praji
Malcolm Tierney Doland
Gantha
Miaxa
Shann Childsen (uncredited)
Peter Diamond Delos
Morok Guard
Morok Technician
Sailor
Davis
A'Koba
Garouf Lafoe
Rusty Goffe Little John Kabe
Declan Mulholland Clark
Till
Jabba the Hutt (deleted scene)
Christopher Matthews Radar Technician Puck Naeco
Garrick Hagon Ky
Abraham
The Jester
Biggs Darklighter
Graham Ashley Overseer Davish Krail (Gold Five)
Burnell Tucker Sam Garner Del Goren
Romas Navander
Wyron Serper
Bob Anderson Fighting guard Darth Vader (stunts)
Ian Liston Hero Wes Janson
Julian Glover Richard the Lionheart
Scaroth
Upuat
Maximilian Veers
Milton Johns Theodore Benik
Guy Crayford
Kelner
Bewil
Mark Jones Arnold Keeler Nemet
Oliver Maguire Shrieve Cabbel
John Hollis Sondergaard Lobot
Jeremy Bulloch Tor
Hal
Boba Fett (suit actor)
Cathy Munroe Skonnan (uncredited)
Humanoid (uncredited)
Maid (uncredited)
Zuckuss
Deep Roy Mr Sin
Posicarian
Yoda (stand in)
R2-D2 (stand in)
Droopy McCool
Ewok
Michael Carter Prisoner (uncredited)
UNIT soldier (uncredited)
Bib Fortuna
Claire Davenport Empress Yarna d'al' Gargan
Warwick Davis Porridge Wicket W. Warrick
Tim Rose Cybermats (opperator)
Half-Face Man (designer)
General Ackbar (puppeteer)

The Prequel Trilogy

Actor Doctor Who role(s) Star Wars role(s)
Lindsay Duncan Adelaide Brooke TC-14 (voice)
Silas Carson Ood (voice)
Uvlavad Kudlak (voice)
Nute Gunray
Lott Dod
Ki-Adi-Mundi
Antidar Williams
Hugh Quarshie Solomon Quarsh Panaka
Brian Blessed Yrcanos Boss Nass (voice)
Steve Speirs Sip Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen Roos Tarpals
Peter Serafinowicz Fisher King (voice) Darth Maul (voice)
Alan Ruscoe Lute
Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen
Trine-E
Anne Droid
Andy Stone
Plo Koon
Warwick Davis Porridge Wald
Weazel
Celia Imrie Rosemary Kizlet Dineé Ellberger
Ayesha Dharker Solana Mercurio Jamillia

The Sequel Trilogy

Actor Doctor Who role(s) Star Wars role(s)
Simon Pegg The Editor
Don Chaney
Unkar Plutt
Aidan Cook Mummy
Crooked Man
Bobbajo
Strono Tuggs
Sebastian Armesto Broff
Anders
Garrison
Dopheld Mitaka
Thomas Sangster Tim Latimer
Kyle
Miner
Thanisson
Pip Torrens Rocastle
Charlie Gibbs
Kaplan
Warwick Davis Porridge Wollivan
Wodibin
Wizzich Mozzer
Jimmy Vee Moxx of Balhoon
Space Pig
Bannakaffalatta
Graske
Skovox Blitzer
R2-D2
Tim Rose Cybermats (opperator)
Half-Face Man (designer)
General Ackbar (puppeteer)
Tosin Cole Ryan Sinclair Bastian
Kevin Hudson Ood (uncredited) Resistance Fighter
Christina Chong Lorna Bucket Unnamed extra (deleted scene)
Navin Chowdhry Indra Ganesh Nodin Chavdri
Lily Cole Siren Lovey
Danny Sapani Manton Anodyne pilot
Patrick O'Kane Ashad Tritt Opan
Richard E Grant Great Intelligence Enric Pryde
Shirley Henderson Ursula Blake Babu Frik (voice)
Naomi Ackie Jen Jannah
Vinette Robinson Abi Lerner
Rosa Parks
Cynthia Quince
Wrobie Tyce

Anthology films

Actor Doctor Who role(s) Star Wars role(s)
Daniel Mays Alex Tivik
Felicity Jones Robina Redmond Jyn Erso
Guy Henry Ikron Tarkin
Ian McElhinney Ko Sharmus Jan Dodonna
Michael Smiley Seedleson
Morgan Blue
Cornelius Evazan
Sharon Duncan-Brewster Margaret Cain Tynnra Pamlo
Ariyon Bakare Leandro Barion Raner
Paul Kasey Pol-Kon-Don Raddus
Jimmy Vee Moxx of Balhoon
Space Pig
Bannakaffalatta
Graske
Skovox Blitzer
R2-D2
Spencer Wilding Minotaur Darth Vader (suit actor)
Warwick Davis Porridge Weeteef Cyu-Bee
Weazel
Aidan Cook Mummy
Crooked Man
Edrio
Benthic
Caitken
Richard Franklin Mike Yates Sirro Argonne
Miles Richardson Irving Braxiatel Diles Anevi (visual dictionary)

Animated series

Actor Doctor Who role(s) Star Wars role(s)
Tom Kane Gandalf (LEGO Dimensions) Yoda
Wullf Yularen
Narrator
James Marsters John Hart Faro Argyus
Julian Holloway Sergeant Paterson Almec
Shoan Kilian
Simon Pegg The Editor
Don Chaney
Dengar
Greg Cipes Beast Boy (LEGO Dimensions) Zatt
David Tennant Tenth Doctor Huyang
Kari Wahlgren Supergirl (LEGO Dimensions) Letta Turmond
Jen June
Ian Ruskin Jedak (stage play version) Finis Valorum
Silas Carson Ood (voice)
Uvlavad Kudlak (voice)
Ki-Adi-Mundi (archive audio)
Tom Baker Fourth Doctor Bendu
Tobias Menzies Lieutenant Stepashin Tiber Saxon
Warwick Davis Porridge Rukh
Alexander Siddig Nemo
Sultan
Rosto
Marcus Gifford
Avi Singh

Live Action Series

Actor Doctor Who role(s) Star Wars role(s)
Indira Varma Suzie Costello Tala

Video games

Actor Doctor Who role(s) Star Wars role(s)
Carolyn Seymour Suzanne Clare
Rejoice
Mordrega
Shmi Skywalker
TC-14
Mon Mothma
Elora
Helena Shan
Forn Dodonna
Terena Adare
Christopher Neame Skagra Jerec
Darth Ikoral
Ortan Cela
Hadro
David Warner Professor Grisenko
Azlok (voice)
The Doctor
Malcor Brashin
William Morgan Sheppard Canton Everett Delaware III Heavy Gun Trooper
Ruulian Strip Miner
Robin Sachs British professor Saul Karath
Jamie Glover Rees
William Russell
Maximilian Veers
Azkul
Darth Malgus
Elizabeth Rider ATMOS GPS (voice)
Linda
Ellen
Galatea
Atris
Guy Siner Ravon Maximilian Veers
Troy Baker Batman (LEGO Dimensions) Kul Teska
Theron Shan
Zenith

Star Wars happened

External links

Footnotes