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( C.!\FD 19) V.O. {CONT'D) t.YARKHAMILL Mark Hamill as Luke SlcyWalker (CA-RD610) HARJU.SON FORD Harrison Ford as Han Solo •.. (CARD I ll} CARRIEFISHER Carrie 1isher a~ Princess Leia .. (CARD112) AYTYONYDANIELS Anthony Dani~ls a~ C3PO,•• (CARD 113) P~TER PUYHEW Pet er r ayhew as Che'/li::Iac ca ... (CARD 11'1) R202 R2D2 as H1mself ... (CARD 115) JAMES EARL JOMES And Jame! Earl Jones as the vo1ce or Darth Vader (INTO: COMMERCIAL.,,1) 5. C'OMiimRCI AL BILLBOARD ,( ;10} COMMERCIAL BILLBOARQ ( : 10) 7. 3 • IN'I' . KifCHEN SINK - A.QTJAlUtrM MUSIC: "~A'l"EJU' SPACE 11 SPX: WATERSOPNDS ,(WE AM AP.PARENTtY IN SPACE. OVING SLOWLYAND ETHEREALLY PAST O.S A_RE ABSTRACTAND CURVED SHAP !S4 WESEE THEIRBDGES AND COBNERS AND TRAVEL 1 A.ST THE.rJ • ~!OT S -HE OP WHJ..~ T~-;,:y Aftti) (T,i/£DESCEND UPOM WHAT SBEMS TO BE THE GRASSYSURFACE OP A PLANET) {l-lE TRAVEL THE GRASSi S LTRPAC! REVEALIRGIT TO BE:) (A HUGE:-FURRY HANDtORA.SPINO THE OBJECT PROMOf ABOVE) CUT TO: 4, r IN'!' . W0OKIEE KlTCHEN MUSIC; COtl'l'IITTJES UNDER, ( OVERHEADSHOT -- OP A SIHK PUL!, OF DI RTY DI.SHES. MALLA-- HER PULL NAMEIS "MALLATOBUCK"SHE IS CHEWBACC.A ' S WI:PB, A SHORTEHI HE.AVY SET I K11ID , IDfOERSTANDINQ HOME.BODY- - IS IN THE MIDST OP PREPARING A Dil.fNBR. UNCOOKED.roQD IS AROUND T'!m: COURTER AREA -- A BOWLWI'TH BATTER,LARGE;., PECOLIAR SHAPED t rt'~-GL~S ., E'!'C. ~:·:. :. :t1~Af -( " ~0 B PREOCCUPIED) (BEHIND HER., IN THE MIDDLE OP THE WO0I<I iEE L:IVING ROOM, IS I TCHY -- HIS FULL NAMEIS 11OLD ATTCHITUCKII , HE1 S CHEWBACCA'SFA~HER. A GRAY­ HAIRED.,,CRANKY, 00-IEAR-OLD CUSS - ­ SITTING IN A CHAIRA.ND LOVINGLY CARVINGA WOODENHEPLJCA OF THE X-VINGPI'GHTSR A.BOUT 1 THE SIZE' OP A MODELA IRPLAME , BE IS INTENT ml HIS TASK) (WITH A GREATCLAT'!'ERING~ LUMPY-- 1 11LUMWAMtf ', CHEWEACCAI S SON., A SHOR""• P'LUMP, FE!S'i'Y.,, 10-YEAR-OLD _ __,BOUNDS omm THE STAI.RS. HE CARRIES 4 FINISHEDVERSION OF THE MODELITCHY I S CARVING. BE DIPS IT AROC1NDA~HJ MAKESCIRCLES WITH IT IN THEAIR . HE .MAKES~ ET SOU;i,OS. HE I s PI GHTING HIS OWN-YAR . HE CIRCLES lTCHY'S READ) (ITCHYRAISES A RANDTO INDICATEHE 'S BUSY AND NOT TO BOTHER HIM) (MALLA TORMSAND SEES '?HE AC'.t'IVITY. SBE BECKONSLUMPY WI1!' H HER HAND) MALLA 1 11 ( COMEHERE") (LUMPY PLIES Tim Pt.A.NEo ,nra ~o HER) (MALLAINDICATES A HEAPINGCAN OP GARBAGE.,, I NTO VHICH SHE THROWSA VEGETABLESKIN) MALLA ( "TAKE I T OUT") 9 . 1tJC1P? 11 (WHINE:S '' NOW? ) MALLA ( nR IGH'I.' NOW!n ) -m!PY (PETULANT "LAT!R ••. n) r TN TH'£ LIVING ~ao J. I'l"C ~,. ~.Ol)~S ~~ ihuM Hl:S CAkvING AM-01 I~ A STERN, GRUPP' TONE:) .• ITCHY (LUMP?DEJECTE'Dt? GOES OVER TO 'rffE KlT-C!-m.N, STILL CAHRYnlO r:t.HEP LA1ffi. HE FLIE:3 I'!' A SIT :Ml'D LANDS ON A SMALL .PIECE OP !OOD, WK'ICH HE PAWS) ( MALLASEES THIS AND SLAPS KI.S HAND; BUT LUMPY KEEPS THE Ii'OOD• HE TIIE'N PICKS UP THE GARBAGEAND EXr~s) CUT TO: 10. 5, . EXT. VOOKIEE HOUSE ( LUMPY COJ1ES ,OUT TO BALCONY) SPPX: WIDESHOT H_DUSE (d ·LASS PAINTIN G tl!TH umPY KEYED INTOBALCO~) (LUMPYDROPS GARBAGE IN A LAROBWOODEN CYLINDERSHA'.R'T.,, WHICH IS GARBAtlE DISPOSE!il.) (LUMP'!EATS THE FOODSTOLE~ PROHMALLA .um WH!:RLS H.I s p LANE IN TH! Al R) CUTTO: ll, 6. IN-I'. LIVING ROOM ( MALLA WIPES HER HANDS Oli A ROUGH CLOTH~CH SHE FOLDSAND fLACES NEXT TO THE sTO'IJE I SHE CROSSE:S INW THE LIVING ROOMAND FOttDLY WATCHESITCHY AT HIS C.AHVI HG. Slfi THEN LOOKS OP AT A SHELP 1 WHICHHAS A E~L-OGRAPHICPIC TURE OJ.I C'IBEWI.) (MALLAAPPEARS TO TREMBLE,AND f ?JTS ! HJlNP IT!:- HT:Jt ft!'OTITPT ltJ t, Ii .c:~ SHE MIGHT CRY OUT. SEi :S RUNS HER R':ANDACR05 S HER FOREHEADIN A GESTUREOF CONCERNAND APPREHENSION.) ~SSE TUR.NS. ITCHY HAS BEEN WATCaINO HER. HE RISES, PUTSA COMPORTINO ARM .ABOUT HER SHOULDERS. HE INDI- CATES LUMPY,WHO .WE CA~ SEE OUTSIDE. THEY WA'l'CH lt.mtPY.. LUMPY'S OEN'l'LE­ NES! AND CURIOSITY WARMSMALLA. HER CO(lCERN IS MUTEDFOR THE MOMENT, SHE GIVES I'l'CHY A NOD AS IF TO 11 1 SAY I • M liLL RIGHTr MALLA CBOSSES TC ~ITCHENJ CUT TO-: 12. 1 7 • INT ~ LIV_ING ROO ( LUMPYE~TTER THE LIVING' ROOMFROM OUTSIDE. ITCHY GESTURESFOR LUMPY TO l'fAITA SECOND. FROMON "MP OF THE FrREPLAC'EBE TAKES DOWNA CASSETTE . HE HOLDS I 'l' 11P QUESTIONINGLY.) ITCHY LUMP! (VERY EXCITEI>", JUr'PING UP AND DOWH) (LUMPYGRABS ~OR THE CASSET-TE.BE WARTSTO IiSERT l T.) ITCHY ( GE~TLY PATS LUHPY AUD PUTS ARJT AF'OTJKOHII~) ( "C·AL~t DOWN") (KE IS ABOUTTO INSERTTHE CASSETTE IN THEHOLOGRAPH ~N MALLASPEAKS 'I'O LUMPY.) MALLA ( cor~ HERE 1" ) LUMPY 11 ( "NOW? ) MALLA ( "YES I "' ) ( I TC'HY INTERCEDES.. PUTS HIS HANDS UP. ) ITCHY 0 ( WAIT")i (MALLA GIVES A SIOil ANDGOES BAC-X TO HER KITCHENDUTIES.) (ITCHY INSERTS ?HE CASSETTE.) (PRE- TAPED ' 13. 8 • . HOT....OGRAPHlC rCIRCU S ACT MUSIC: CIRCUSY AJID ELECTRONIC . 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