The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Will, a street-smart teenager, moves from the tough streets of West Philly to posh Bel-Air to live with his Uncle Philip, Aunt Vivian, his cousins — spoiled Hilary, preppy Carlton and young Ashley — and their sophisticated British butler, Geoffrey. Though Will’s antics and upbringing contrast greatly with the upper-class lifestyle of his extended relatives, he soon finds himself right at home as a loved part of the family.
Cast & crew
James Avery
Philip Banks
Tatyana Ali
Ashley Banks
Harrison Ford
Han Solo
Tony Clarkin
Storm Trooper (uncredited)
David Tomblin
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William Hoyland
Imperial Commander (uncredited)
Paul Brooke
Malakili - Rancor Keeper (uncredited)
Jeremy Bulloch
Boba Fett
Paul Weston
Vedain - Sand Skiff Pilot (uncredited)
Robert Watts
Lt. Watts - AT-ST Driver (uncredited)
Billy J. Mitchell
Keir Santage (Red Seven) (uncredited)
Dermot Crowley
General Madine
Guy Standeven
Rebel Council Member in Briefing Room (uncredited)
Michael Stevens
Colonel Airen Cracken - Rebel Soldier on Millennium Falcon
Glyn Baker
Lieutenant Endicott - Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Pamela Mann
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James Earl Jones
Darth Vader (voice)
Karyn Parsons
Hilary Banks
Carrie Fisher
Princess Leia
Denis Lawson
Wedge
Phil Fondacaro
Ewok
Frank Oz
Yoda (voice)
Danny Blackner
Ewok
Warwick Davis
Wicket
Mike Quinn
Nein Nunb
Will Smith
Will Smith
Eric Jewett
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John Cannon
Stormtrooper (uncredited)
Christopher Newman
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Roy Button
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Debbie Lee Carrington
Romba an Ewok
Kevin Thompson
Ewok
Kiran Shah
Ewok
George Lucas
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David Prowse
Darth Vader
Anthony Daniels
C-3PO
Billy Dee Williams
Lando Calrissian
Alan Harris
Stormtrooper (uncredited)
Eiji Kusuhara
Lieutenant Telsij - Grey Squadron (uncredited)
Kenneth Coombs
Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Colin Hunt
Rancor Guard / Rebel Ranger (uncredited)
Larry Holt
Taym Dren-garen / Biker Scout / Sergeant Bruckman (uncredited)
Peter Roy
Major Olander Brit - Rebel (uncredited)
Ian McDiarmid
The Emperor
Ross Bagley
Nicky Banks
Jason Wingreen
Boba Fett (voice) (uncredited)
Monty Jordan
Weequay Skiff Guard (uncredited)
Paul Grant
Ewok
Nicholas Read
Ewok
Errol Shaker
Y-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Felix Silla
Ewok
Deep Roy
Droopy McCool
Alec Guinness
Ben 'Obi-Wan' Kenobi
Mark Hamill
Luke Skywalker
Mike Edmonds
Logray
Jasper Jacob
Captain Yorr - Imperial Pilot of ST321
Michael E. Steele
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Brian Wheeler
Ewok
Daniel Frishman
Ewok
Tony Cox
Ewok Wicket's younger brother Widdle
Pam Grizz
Ewok
Margarita Fernández
Ewok
Bobby Bell
Ewok
Walter Henry
Council Member in Briefing Room (uncredited)
Anthony Lang
Sim Aloo - Emperor Palpatine's Advisor (uncredited)
Mark Dodson
Salacious B. Crumb
Kenneth Colley
Admiral Piett
Sarah Bennett
Ewok
Caroline Blakiston
Mon Mothma
John Altman
Rebel Pilot (uncredited)
Michael Gilden
Ewok
Daphne Maxwell Reid
Vivian Banks
Alfonso Ribeiro
Carlton Banks
Joseph Marcell
Geoffrey Butler
Paul Markham
Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Julius LeFlore
Skiff Master / Yotts Orren / Stormtrooper / Biker Scout
Philip Herbert
Hermi Odle - Jabba's 2nd Servant (uncredited)
Alan Bennett
Ewok
Claire Davenport
Fat Dancer
Arnold Lee
Rayc Ryjerd - Jabba's Smuggler (uncredited)
Kenny Baker
R2-D2 / Paploo
Malcolm Dixon
Ewok Warrior
Jack Purvis
Teebo
Roger Christian
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Dickey Beer
Barada / Stormtrooper / Biker Scout (uncredited)
Peter Mayhew
Chewbacca
Sebastian Shaw
Anakin Skywalker
Michael Pennington
Moff Jerjerrod
Michael Carter
Bib Fortuna
Tim Rose
Admiral Ackbar
Femi Taylor
Oola
Annie Arbogast
Sy Snootles
Jane Busby
Chief Chirpa
Mike Cottrell
Ewok Warrior
Nicki Reade
Nicki
Adam Bareham
Jhoff, a traffic control officer on the Executor
Jonathan Oliver
Stardestroyer Controller #2
Erik Bauersfeld
Bib Fortuna (voice)
Pip Miller
Stardestroyer Captain #1
Tom Mannion
Stardestroyer Captain #2
Bill Kipsang Rotich
Nein Numb (voice)
Margo Apostolos
Ewok Tokkat
Ray Armstrong
Ewok
Richard Bonehill
Nien Nunb
Eileen Baker
Ewok
Michael Henbury Ballan
Ewok
Patty Bell
Ewok
Peter Diamond
Biker Scout Pushed Off Bike (uncredited)
Pamela Betts
Ewok
Linda Bowley
Ewok
Peter Burroughs
Ewok
Maureen Charlton
Ewok
Willie Coppen
Ewok
Sadie Corre
Ewok
John Cumming
Ewok
Jean D'Agostino
Ewok
Isaac Grand
Gamorrean Guard (uncredited)
Luis De Jesus
Ewok
Debbie Dixon
Ewok Wijunkee
Alan Flyng
Imperial Officer - Executor (uncredited)
Trevor Butterfield
Lieutenant Blount - Rebel Soldier / Trandoshan - Member of Jabba's Gang / Stormtrooper / Calamari Warrior / Giran - Malakili's Assistant (uncredited)
Sal Fondacaro
Ewok
Tony Friel
Ewok
Maurice Bush
Dengar - The Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
John Ghavan
Ewok
Lydia Green
Ewok
Lars Green
Ewok
Ben Burtt
'Freeze' Officer in Endor Bunker / Tortured Power Droid (voice)
Andrew Herd
Ewok
J.J. Jackson
Ewok
Richard Jones
Ewok
Trevor Jones
Ewok
Glynn Jones
Ewok
Karen Lay
Ewok
John Lummiss
Ewok
Nancy MacLean
Ewok
Peter Mandell
Ewok
Carole Morris
Ewok
Stacie Nichols
Ewok
Chris Nunn
Ewok
Barbara O'Laughlin
Ewok
Brian Orenstein
Ewok
Harrell Parker Jr.
Ewok
John Pedrick
Ewok
April Perkins
Ewok
Ronnie Phillips
Ewok
Katie Purvis
Ewok
Carol Read
Ewok
Diana Reynolds
Ewok
Daniel Rodgers
Ewok Graak
Chris Romano
Ewok
Phil Tippett
Rancor
Dean Shackelford
Ewok
Linda Spriggs
Ewok
Gerald Staddon
Ewok
Josephine Staddon
Ewok
Kendra Wall
Ewok
Butch Wilhelm
Ewok
Simon J. Williamson
Max Rebo
Larry Ward
Jabba the Hutt (voice) (uncredited)
David Gonzales
Ak-rev
Alisa Berk
Amanaman
Hugh Spight
Gameorrean Guard/Elom/Mon Calamari
Swee Lim
Attark the Hoover
Richard Robinson
Yuzzum
Gerald Home
Tessek
Phil Herbert
Hermi Odle
Tim Dry
Whiphid
Sean Crawford
Whiphid
Toby Philpott
Jabba the Hutt
David Alan Barclay
Jabba the Hutt
Peter Allen
Geezum - Member of Jabba's Gang (uncredited)
Ailsa Berk
Amanaman - Jabba's Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
Vivienne Chandler
Dorovio Bold - Female X-Wing Fighter Pilot (uncredited)
Andy Cunningham
Ephant Mon (uncredited)
Richard Driscoll
X-Wing Fighter (uncredited)
Douglas Farrell
Ewok (uncredited)
Ernie Fosselius
Giran - Rancor Keeper (voice) (uncredited)
Stuart Fox
Death Star Trooper Jad Bean (uncredited)
Gordon Hann
Captain Yutani - Rebel Soldier (uncredited)
Michael Josephs
Janus Greejatus - Emperor Palpatine's Advisor (uncredited)
John Maloney
Rancor Guard (uncredited)
Richard Marquand
Maj. Marquand - AT-ST Driver / EV-9D9 (voice) (uncredited)
Hilton McRae
Arvel Crynyd (uncredited)
Amanda Noar
Jess - Female Musician flirting with Bib Fortuna (uncredited)
Terry Sach
A-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Jules Walters
Rennek (uncredited)
Corey Dee Williams
Klaatu (uncredited)
Michael McCormick
Rancor (uncredited)
David Stone
B-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Lynne Hazelden
Karie Neth - Y Wing Pilot, Grey Squadron (uncredited)
Paul Springer
Rey Yees (uncredited)
Ronny Cush
X-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Russell Lodge
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Reviews
Peter89Spencer
After the end of the 80s and right in the beginning of the 90s, we had a whole new kind of comedy show. Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was something new in the sitcom world, something 'fresh'. It was also the same show that catapulted Will Smith to fame. And while every episode was funny, it also made awareness to serious issues; racial discrimination, gun violence and Will's issue with his father (that episode was the most tearful moment). But all in all, the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air had always brought both laugh and hip hop to all community. And my fav moments will always be when Uncle Phil throws Jazz out of the house.
John Chard
This is not quite Bantha fodder. Following on from the freshness of Star Wars (1977) and the all round greatness of craft and story telling that was The Empire Strikes Back (1980), Return of the Jedi was always going to struggle in comparison. That's not to say there are not fans who prefer it of the original trilogy, because there are many, and like minded fans of George Lucas' space saga shouldn't have a problem with that. However, it is the weakest of the three. The characters we have come to love, and to be a part of their universe, are performed with gusto - but they are mostly thinly written, reduced to playing second fiddle to special effects, while the dark heart has been replaced with - well - smokey hokey (furry teddy bears with sticks and stones, I ask you). Then there's the lack of sexual tension so evident in the previous two films. Oh we love Han and Leia because that's love! But one can't help missing the sparks that was once between them - and Luke of course, hmm... Yet for all that, of the irks and complaints, Return of the Jedi is still a thrilling film, the budget up on the screen to entertain the children and the adults with the child within. Characters and creatures wander into this wonderful world for super impact. The Emperor, Jabba the scene stealer, Rancor and Sarlaac, while the speeder bike chase, further lightsaber shenanigans and the space battle ensure the action is never far away - even if one can be a little underwhelmed by the big finale not all it can be. Ultimately it was not without faults, but still it was one hell of a conclusion to a genre defining (then) trilogy. 8/10
Wuchak
_**Fun, cute, imaginative, iconic space adventure with a kick-axx cast**_ "Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi" (1983) was the anticipated end of the original trilogy that began with the initial blockbuster from 1977. The trilogy is an epic, but simplistic space fantasy about an evil empire and the noble souls who dare to fight it. The main cast features Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), Harrison Ford (Han Solo), Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia), Billy Dee Williams (Lando Calrissian), Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan Kenobi), Ian McDiarmid (Emperor) and the voice work of James Earl Jones (Darth Vader) and Frank Oz (Yoda). This is an amusing, inventive, iconic space adventure with a stellar cast that upped the ante with edgy cuteness. While I prefer the adult-oriented space science-fiction of Star Trek, I can’t deny that the space fantasy of Star Wars always grants you an entertaining couple hours. This one features lots of sci-fi action, cartoonish characters, great sets, Carrie Fisher at her fittest in an alluring costume, space ships, alien bogs and awesome forest sets (shot in the Redwoods of Northern Cal). Ford and Williams are at their charismatic best. Even the more obscure Hamill shines as the boyish hero and the Darth Vader story arc is notable. Then there’s RD-D2, C-3PO and Chewbacca. The film runs 2 hours, 11 minutes. GRADE: B
r96sk
Arguably the weakest (comparably) of the original trilogy, yet <em>'Return of the Jedi'</em> is still an excellent film! Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher remain a thoroughly enjoyable trio. I did find parts of the plot a little similar to 1977's <em>'Star Wars'</em>, due to the Death Star stuff, but overall I unquestionably enjoyed the 135 minutes. The score is great again, while the new bunch of characters are cool. There are some memorable moments in there, as we see the first spate of films come to a close very nicely. I'm very intrigued to see where things go with the prequels, hopefully they continue to hit high marks.
CinemaSerf
This third of the original Star Wars films is probably my weakest. Possibly because the writing is not too tight but for me, more so because the "Ewoks" take over the thing and they are just stupidly annoying. What had potential to pitch the ultimate evil partnership against the Rebel Alliance became a toy-fight straight out of a Laurel and Hardy comedy - the storyline was infantile. Still it’s a great film to look at, and features just enough menace and diversion in the first hour to make it worth watching until an ending that I found the ultimate in disappointment!
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