... way of life. They wind their way round banks, post offices, theatres and cinemas. The most sensational stretch is to see Star Wars the science fiction film which has been one of the biggest box office successes ever. Queueing has turned into something ...

... hospital porter at Croydon, Surrey. They happen also to be two of the stars of the American smash-hit science fantasy movie Star Wars, which open in Britain at Christmas. But these two giants of the cinema-6ft. 7in. and 7ft. 2in. respectively—will not be ...

... television and movies like Casino Royale, Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell and A Clockwork Orange. With Star Wars,' he says, my agent asked me to go and see th e director, George Lucas. He looked like a young kid. He wanted me to consider ...

... 000 people, is extremely high-risk. The popularity of toys changes remarkably quickly, Blakstad says. Something like ' Star Wars ' comes along and spin-offs suddenly dominate the market. And for every new , toy some old favourite bites the dust. Blakstad ...

... knows and can present his own characters better than telly programmers. PAPERBACK PARADE QUICK, before the film comes—read STAR WARS, by George Lukas (Sphere, 95p). It is great space opera with chases, battles and dark, nasty villains spreading out over ...

... Efloaue 3 (2) YES SIR I CAN BOOGlE—Baecara 4 (3) SILVER LADY—David Soul a (9) ROCKIN' ALL OVER THE WORLD—Status Quo 6 (5) STAR WARS THEME—Meco 7 (24) HOLIDAYS IN THE SUN—Sex Pistols 11 (7) BLACK BETTY—Ram 'Jam (22) NAME OF THE GAME—Abba 10 (1) NO MORE ...

... Drinks. 2.0. After Noon: With Judith Chalmers. 2.25 MONDAY MATINEE: Do Not Disturb (1965). 4.20 Clapperboard: The making of Star Wars. 4.45 Feathered Serpent: Prince Heumac is denounced (RI. 5.15 Batman IR). 5.45 NEWS. 6.0 THAMES AT 6: With Andrew Gardner ...

... ARTHUR THIRKELL reviews the newest ! A cinema blockbuster set to hit the screen this Christmas. THE science fantasy film Star Wars has already broken box-office records around IMAGINE a combina- a dash of Alice in cinemas, from Decem- the world and looks ...

... . . I want recognition, he says. would love to be recognised. But Dave is more often with a faceful of fur. And in Star Wars, as arch villain Lord Darth Vader, he remains hid-. den behind a leather and plastic mask throughout. than not cast as a ...

... Belle Epoque -2 (4) YES SIR I CAN BOOGlE—Baccara 3 (2) SILVER LADY—David Soul (24) YOU'RE IN MY HEART—Rod Stewart 5 (15) STAR WARS THEME—Meco 6 (3) I REMEMBER ELVIS PRESLEY—Danny Mirror 7 (13) BLACK BETTY—Ram Jam 8 (6) NO MORE HEROES—Stranglers 9 (19) ...

... THE SUN—Sex Pistols 8 (22) 2-4-6-8 MOTORWAY—Tom Rcbinson 9 (8) BLACK BETTY—Ram Jam 10 (4) SILVER LADY—David Soul 11 (6) STAR WARS THEME—Mee° 12 (10) NO MORE HEROES—Stranglers 13 — (19) VIRGINIA PLAIN—Roxy Music 14 (13) CALLING OCCUPANTS OF INTERPLANETARY ...

... Bowie 23 (—) WATCHIN' THE DETECTIVES—EIvis Cosetello 24 (—) EGYPTIAN REGGAE—Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers. 25 (10) STAR WARS THEME—Meco 26 (—) DON'T IT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUEVCrystal GaylS 27 (17) I BELIEVE YOU—Dorothy Moore 28 (—) COIN' PLACES—Jacksons ...