Humor of the Day – Sexuality in Star Wars. Part 1 of 2.
I only intended this to be a one-shot post, but as I was gathering material, there was just too much material for one post (and there’s probably volumes more material, but I will start with just two posts).
George Lucas intentionally hid Carrie Fisher’s beautiful figure in the first Star Wars film, wrapping down her breasts and placing them behind layers of clothing.
Princess Leia’s attire became more sporty and sensual as the series progressed.
Carrie Fisher commented about her ill-fitting “Return of the Jedi” costume’s inability to cover all her private parts at all times by saying, “If you were standing behind me, you could see all the way to Florida.”
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Tomorrow: new post(s), including Sexuality in Star Wars. Part 2 of 2, which includes several bold and brave modern day Princess Leias, Mr. Lucas’ “What were you thinking?” story choices in the original Star Wars movie (don’t act like you don’t know what I’m referring to), and finally a few sincerely lovely images from the classic series.
The Star Wars Humor Post Trilogy: 1 2 3
May the Force be with you . . . always.
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That was seriously….sexy
That was hawt. By the way, where did you get the picture of the one with the “H” on it? Are you are Hyperspace fan? Especially loved the last one.
“Carrie Fisher commented about her ill-fitting “Return of the Jedi” costume’s inability to cover all her private parts at all times by saying, “If you were standing behind me, you could see all the way to Florida.” “
i remember this comment… very funny. Carrie Fisher was an extremely beautiful woman in those days. The woman still looks like herself today, but i am rather shocked at the extent of her physical changes over the years. Some people never change and some people change vastly in one way or several.
Another example is someone recently double-featured in your blog… most people will forever remember her as Lois Lane, but i’ve kept an awareness of Margot Kidder through the years since i first saw her in Superman…
i suppose i notice these things because of their contrast… and fear of the drastic nature of some changes. i have had vast changes myself, i must admit… lollipop figure to “normal male,” sexually repressed to “always on” and all… but i wonder where my body is headed next…
i do know that i wont be acquiring smoker’s voice like these two ladies… The smoking itself has a lot of drastic effects on people.
… and since i mentioned her… this might be of interest to you and your readers…
http://www.margotkidder.com/a&e.shtml
it certainly interests me