The original cut of Star Wars, released in 1977, has been seldom seen since George Lucas's controversial special editions in the 1990s. A rare showing of the unaltered version will occur on the opening night of the British Film Institute's Film on Film festival, taking place on June 12. In celebration of this rare opportunity, the BFI is inviting fans to share their memories of seeing Star Wars in theatres during its initial release, providing insights into its cultural impact and audience experiences.
Fans of the original Star Wars film will have a rare opportunity to see the unaltered version during the BFI's Film on Film festival on 12 June.
Director George Lucas made significant changes to the original trilogy in the 1990s, introducing CGI features that many fans found controversial.
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