For Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope's iteration of From A Certain Point Of View, fans were taken through a series of major sequences, including multiple chapters focused on the Mos Eisley ...

Star Wars Celebration Orlando just wrapped up, and this year was especially unique, in part because there is a highly-anticipated new Episode coming to theaters (Star Wars: The Last Jedi) – but ...

Early in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, Grand Moff Tarkin and several other Imperial officers held a meeting to discuss the Death Star's capabilities and the threat posed by the growing Rebel ...

Mondo is celebrating Star Wars Day with a gorgeous new poster that reimagines an iconic scene from Episode IV. Get an exclusive first look and find out where you can order one.

On Set – Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope is part of the Institute’s amazing Sci-Fi Season Days of Fear and Wonder, and housed in the BFI’s Atrium until January 4.

An actor playing a stormtrooper in the movie “Star Wars: Episode IV ⁠- A New Hope'' hit his head on a door frame in a scene that was used in the final film. The sound of his head hitting the ...

A collection of new behind-the-scenes stills from the set of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope have been made available on IGN, offering a look at the making of the early sci-fi classic.

George Lucas’ latest plan to reimagine the heritage of the Star Wars universe is to tap into the oner zeitgeist and shoot a new version of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope in one continuous take..

The companies have previously collaborated on some LEGO versions of iconic scenes from the original Star Wars trilogy, including the Trash Compactor scene from Episode IV – A New Hope and Luke ...

These polaroids, on display through January 4th, 2015 at the British Film Institute Southbank as part of an exhibition of materials from the set of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, were taken by ...

His favorite scene is also in the first "Star Wars" movie, Episode IV, not the second. "It's so easy to go for 'I am your father,' because it's so profound," Abrams explains to Entertainment Weekly.