Blueprints for the first Star Wars toys ever made.Three rare and sought-after Boba Fett rocket-launching action figures.“And when we first got together in the early 1990s, it was one of the things that we found we had in common.”įrom the tiniest toys to the biggest installations, the collection now includes: “When Star Wars came out, it just blew me away,” Stevens said. Do you know what I was doing this morning? I was in studio, putting the final touches on a movie you all can see in about six weeks.Forty-six years later, as we on Earth mark another May the 4th (be with you), Stevens and Wertz celebrate a collection that has grown to otherworldly proportions, consuming a fair amount of their daily lives and much of their living space. "Security? Security? Spoiler question, spoiler question. "Ohhhhhhh," Daniels and the crowd smiled and laughed. One fan asked Daniels that since C-3PO had the first lines in the history of the franchise, whether he would have the last lines too. RELATED: Dad builds epic Star Wars Millennium Falcon model for sons' Halloween costume "And you right in front of me and you have the nerve to say you like Star Trek? I can't believe it, you people are so insensitive sometimes." You had the wonky sets of uh, what's that other movie, Star Trek? Anybody like Star Trek?" Daniels said jokingly as several people raised their hands and nodded. RELATED: 'No one will ever be the same': Cast of 'The Mandalorian' talks new 'Star Wars' series on Disney+ĭaniels told C-3PO's story for the very first time today while signing and selling copies of his book, "I am C-3PO."ĭaniels joked with the crowd that sci-fi had not always been so popular, mentioning a storied rivalry of the Star Wars franchise. Many excited fans filled the small space inside the Ferry Building to hear him speak, some dressed as their favorite Star War characters. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) - The first person to ever speak in a Star Wars movie held a book signing this weekend at Book Passage in San Francisco.Īnthony Daniels' name may not be well recognized, but his character C-3PO certainly is. Anthony Daniels, the man behind the character C-3PO in the Star Wars franchise, shared his story during a book signing at Book Passage in San Francisco ahead of "The Rise of Skywalker's" release on December 20, 2019.
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