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Ralph McQuarrie

Ralph McQuarrie

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Sep 18, 2026

Anthony DanielsGUEST
15:55
I remembered a lot and it was painful.
Anthony DanielsGUEST
16:00
Originally, of course, I wasn't interested in the job, we all know this, and the things that changed my mind were Ralph McQuarrie's original concept art and then George's script.
Anthony DanielsGUEST
16:11
I didn't care about anybody else in the script.
Anthony DanielsGUEST
16:13
Every time the page turned and there was this old man being very, very awkward.
Luke BlighHOST
21:20
It's not necessarily going to be there permanently.
Luke BlighHOST
21:24
Of course, there's gonna be loads of Star Wars stuff there permanently, but for the expo, it does, or exhibition, there are reproductions of Ralph McQuarrie.
Matt HudsonHOST
21:33
Rep- replicas, yeah.
Luke BlighHOST
21:34
And you're thinking, "Well, why, why not just [laughs] do, do the original one?" Or like George had the Y-wing rebuilt as well.
TristanHOST
8:09
This is the first printing, 1988.
JamesHOST
8:11
It's very much, for me, when you dig into these kind of talents, it's kind of... standing on the shoulders of giants you know and there were people like um you know Ralph McQuarrie and Drew Struzan who were the big sort of Star Wars influences you know the the pre-viz art and then the poster art you know Drew Struzan himself has sadly passed away recently but um you know legendary and I I uh credit those guys as being hugely influential for me in terms of Sort of filling in the blanks when the movies aren't playing or the TV shows aren't on.
JamesHOST
8:51
You can stare at their pages for hours and get extra story.
JamesHOST
8:57
And it sparks that bit of extra imagination.
Joel MorrisHOST
33:50
It invents the robot.
Joel MorrisHOST
33:51
We all know that C-3PO was broadly Ralph McQuarrie based it on the Maria robot.
Joel MorrisHOST
33:56
That incredible armour, which is done with plastic wood filler, the stuff you use to sort of fill holes.
Joel MorrisHOST
34:03
The costume guy worked out it was light enough, even though Bridget Helm was in terrible discomfort wearing it.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
45:38
the star the star wars area i think we're too biased like i don't know if that's even in the running uh in terms of answering this question because it's like kind of not fair um But I will say that a lot of the concept art, like I knew that there would be props and costumes in the Star Wars area, but like the concept art is really what blew me away because I just hadn't seen a lot of that.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
45:59
And it wasn't just Ralph McQuarrie.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
46:00
There was a bunch of stuff by Doug Chang and a couple other artists who's like, I'm embarrassed to say I didn't recognize their names.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
46:06
I'm sure if I looked them up, then I'd be like, oh yeah, they worked on these movies.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
46:13
And there was one piece in particular that, That I wrote down.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
46:17
Well, there are two actually, two concept arts.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
46:19
I think they were both Ralph McQuarrie that I really, really loved.
Jen Subchakjai BankardHOST
46:22
And like after when I got home, like wrote down because I'm like, I don't want to forget that I saw these.
SeahHOST
12:29
Wow.
BranwenHOST
12:30
Obviously, somebody spent a lot of time and energy, starting from Ralph McQuarrie, to create Boba Fett's look in the first place.
BranwenHOST
12:36
And
SeahHOST
12:37
it's just
Matt KneefeGUEST
7:21
So he did an astromech of that in the back.
Matt KneefeGUEST
7:28
is the story of, you know, the artist and is it Roger Deakins? I can't even remember.
Matt KneefeGUEST
7:34
I don't have my cheaters on, so I can't read it, but it deserved acrylic.
Matt KneefeGUEST
7:38
The card back is just, it's got the old logo on it.
ChrisHOST
16:31
So here is, like, the beginning of the, uh, Star Wars exhibit.
ChrisHOST
16:36
Uh, now, I, I was real excited 'cause I was like, wow, w- they were, these are all McQuarrie, uh, uh-
Albert PadillaHOST
16:46
Pieces
ChrisHOST
16:47
... pieces.
Albert PadillaHOST
17:50
Yep
ChrisHOST
17:50
...
ChrisHOST
17:50
McQuarrie.
ChrisHOST
17:50
This is Doug Chiang.
Richard WoloskiHOST
13:19
Now, there's these postcard sets that look like this.
Richard WoloskiHOST
13:23
And these are the Ralph McQuarrie artwork, and it has the Lucas Museum logo on it, which is what I really liked.
Sarah WoloskiHOST
13:30
Mm-hmm.
Richard WoloskiHOST
13:30
And inside-

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Richard WoloskiHOST
39:12
And right behind us is Luke Skywalker and the landspeeder, and behind Luke is a couple of Tusken Raiders and a Jawa.
Sarah WoloskiHOST
39:21
So neat.
Richard WoloskiHOST
39:22
And here's, this is one of those nostalgic pictures for me, this, this Ralph McQuarrie production painting from Return of the Jedi, because this was one of the first images we saw from Return of the Jedi.
Richard WoloskiHOST
39:34
This appeared in Ban- in Banth tracks, the Star Wars newsletter.
Sarah WoloskiHOST
39:22
So neat.
Richard WoloskiHOST
39:23
And this is one of those nostalgic pictures for me, this Ralph McQuarrie production painting from Return of the Jedi, because this was one of the first images we saw from Return of the Jedi.
Richard WoloskiHOST
39:36
This appeared in Bantha Tracks, the Star Wars newsletter.
Richard WoloskiHOST
39:39
This and a couple of other paintings Ralph McQuarrie had done for this scene.
Sarah WoloskiHOST
39:45
Nice.
Richard WoloskiHOST
39:46
Oh, there's another one right there.
Richard WoloskiHOST
41:38
Oh, I love this one.
Richard WoloskiHOST
41:40
Now, this is a Biker Scout chasing Princess Leia on speeder bikes.

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