Episode 4 Radio Drama Dub: "Antillies' Interrogation"

In the 80's, NPR (National Public Radio) produced a radio drama, written by Bryan Daley, that was based on Star Wars Episode 4. The drama, just as the movie it was based on revolutionized the film industry, revitalized the art of radio plays. The radio drama itself was one of the most listened to in the history of NPR.

This is an attempt to mold both the movie and the play together.

Note: Sorry about how it cuts off at the end, don't exactly know why it does that.

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[jediking12]

Where did the music at the start of the video come from?

[darthatton]

It came from a compilation of all the music specifically done for the radio drama.

[MissMahina]

This Vader sounds clinically depressed

[MissMahina]

@MissMahina And maybe a little drunk.

[JessOnTheRun]

@ScareMeSexy71 agreed... vader is educated enough not end a sentence with a preposition... he's a pretty political/diplomatic bigshot... he knows better... then again, cambridge english is tough to export way out in the universe.

[Captmiloman]

RIP, Brian Dailey and Brock peters. Interesting that after losing the Han solo role to Harrison Ford, Perry King got a shot at the role in the radio dramas.

[EmperorofTerra]

hum ? where, when ?

[jediguardian10]

mara jade is not bad looking.

[DarthBombshell]

Yes.

[dp100eboggan]

Brock peters did a great Vader as well.

[jediguardian10]

doesen't the episode 6 drama have mara jade in it?

[Ulicus]

Silence, MichaelLGibbons, Radio Dramas > The Movies. :P

RD Vader is weird at first but I eventually grew to like him more than JEJ.