Well, my best friend as a kid, and still to this day, had dark brown hair while I had light brown/blonde hair, so he would be Han and I would be Luke. We demanded screen accuracy even back then.
My and my brother had the ultimate prop for playing Star Wars.
A little sister.
Ha - cool!Well, my best friend as a kid, and still to this day, had dark brown hair while I had light brown/blonde hair, so he would be Han and I would be Luke. We demanded screen accuracy even back then.
That seems like it could have gotten really weird around the ROTJ point of storytelling
) kept Star Wars at our house completely platonic.
I was 5. She was 3.
I love it. We never had a little sister to force into the female roles.
Yeah, was just thinking the same thing, though I'm sure table/lamp/chair added to Joker's cost (plus all the accessories like knife shoe, etc.). Regardless, though, really looking forward to seeing this figure in October. Wonder if they'll have an updated version to display at SDCC this year (assuming they made any tweaks at all).
******* it![/Cartman] Thought I was finally out of the woods on that one!
the best part was that we didn't need to persuade her at all. She was in her glory getting to be princess leia to her big brothers' han and luke.
What was rough was when she decided star wars was for boys.
my sister discovering barbies was my first broken heart. True story.
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