He screened it just once publicly, but he's got a trailer online, and some reactions from people who saw it. His idea was to edit the Star Wars prequels into one movie, as they would provide him a lot of footage to work with. this first edit of Star Wars contained about 30-40% different footage from the final version. It was actually just an experiment spearheaded by actor Topher Grace, as he said in the intro that he has given terrible notes in "post" before and wanted to learn about the process. By Germain Lussier / Feb. 28, 2014 9:40 am EDT Topher Grace 's Star Wars Prequel Re-edit has become the stuff of Internet legend. AKA, Feb 27, 2019 #8. He named it "Star Wars: The Editor Strikes Back." That version is what inspired Double . Star Wars: Always takes footage from the OG trilogy, the prequels, the Disney sequels, and . Since the VCR first entered . 10 yr. ago That sounds pretty cool. Back in 2012, he taught himself to film edit by recutting the Star Wars prequels into an 85-minute movie called Star Wars: Episode III.5: The Editor . For legal reasons, we probably won't get to see the whole movie, but Grace did release a trailer for it on his new. Topher Grace and his pal Jeff Yorkes edited together a "mega-trailer" for all 10 Star Wars movies. Fans went crazy a few years back when news broke the That 70's Show. 82. Topher Grace's 85-Minute Star Wars Prequel Fan Edit Pwns, Too Bad You Can't See It Thanks to the magic of DVD and editing software, Star Wars fans have had their way with George Lucas's space saga for years now, re-editing bits and parts of the films into fan cuts to celebrate their favorite parts of the franchise (and fix its most cringeworthy . Topher Grace's 'Star Wars' Edits Explained: Actor Discusses Editing Three Prequels Into One Film . Topher Grace of That '70s Show fame, who is a huge Star Wars fan, and he re-cut the three prequels, Episodes I, II, and III, into one 85-minute film . What it does is reduce his antics, reduces Jar Jar bookending scenes and reducing the volume. The actor . Wars III.5: The Editor Strikes Back still manages to tell a complete, surprisingly moving story of Anakin Skywalker's rise and fall even while making some severe cuts-namely, everything about blockades or taxes or whatever, that whole cloning subplot, the myriad debate scenes in the Galactic Senate, midichlorians, "Noooooo!" and pretty much the entirety of The Phantom Menace, including . Well, apparently he's done something similar, but this time, he and his friend, professional trailer . Topher Grace is worth an estimated $10 million, which might explain why the actor has so much free time to edit The Hobbit trilogy into a three-hour epic, and the Star Wars prequels into an 85 . Topher Grace Edits the Three STAR WARS Prequels into One 85-Minute Movie! BlacKkKlansman actor Topher Grace, . Princess Leia is captured and held hostage by the evil Imperial forces in their effort to take over the galactic Empire. . One fearless young YouTube user named JeremyMWest-Esquire did the world some justice and created a prequel edit that people can actually watch. And of course, given that pretty much anyone can obtain good . In 2012, actor Topher Grace showed an edit he'd done of episodes I-III of Star Wars to a bunch of friends, trimming the 7 hours of prequels down into 85 action-packed minutes of pure story. Grace is no stranger to Star Wars fan-edit projects; in 2012 he hosted a one-time only screening of a condensed version of the prequel trilogy he called "The Editor Strikes Back," which . Earlier today, Grace and trailer editor Jeff Yorkes uploaded a trailer they created for all 10 movies in the Star Wars franchise: the originals, the prequels, the two new ones, and the Star Wars Stories (Solo . However, there are plenty of other such fan edits out there for those who wish to track them down. Review your favorite "alternative" Star Wars edits or tell everyone about your efforts to edit the films to your liking. Of course, when it comes to awkward editing, we can only imagine how interesting Topher Grace's Episode III.5 - The Editors Strike Back must have turned out, seeing as he turned all three . In 2012, he gained a bit of notoriety when he held a one-off screening of an edit called (and confusingly numerated) Star Wars: Episode III.5: The Editor Strikes Back, in which he turned the entire Prequel Trilogy into one 85-minute movie. Topher Grace's Star Wars film is probably the best possible edit of the Star Wars prequels given the footage released and available. Topher Grace joins Robbie to talk 'Home Economics', sneaking into the Oscars when he was in college, working with Christopher Nolan, the Batman movie he does. Anakin is also reduced by having him not say much. Eric Forman from That '70s Show and that guy that's popped up in everything from Spider-Man 3 to Interstellar over the years. The That '70s Show and Spider-Man 3 star unveiled his new cut of the three movies at a private screening . For fans of Star Wars, this thing is a dream come true. BlacKkKlansman actor Topher Grace, who has been known to dabble in fan edits, says he has recut the 434-minute Hobbit trilogy into a single two-hour movie. For Star Wars fans, this thing is a dream come true. Help: looking . ' Quoting /Film: 'His idea was to edit the Star Wars prequels into one movie, as they would provide him a lot of footage to work with. Yes, Topher Grace, a.k.a. It doesn't remove Jar Jar as that would be impossible. 6. The actor famously did it with the Star Wars prequel trilogy as well back in 2012, which he titled Star . He is known for portraying Eric Forman in the Fox sitcom That '70s Show, Eddie Brock / Venom in Sam Raimi's film Spider-Man 3, Pete Monash in Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!, Carter Duryea in In Good Company, Edwin in Predators, Getty in Interstellar, Adrian Yates in American Ultra, and David Duke in . South Wales. Watch a Video Blog Reaction Here. In 2012, actor and budding film editor Topher Grace took all three Star Wars prequels and condensed them into an 85-minute movie called Star Wars: Episode III.5: The Editor Strikes Back.. Watch Topher Grace's Star Wars Prequel Edit Trailer By B. Alan Orange Published Feb 28, 2014 The actor has edited all three movies into one 85-minute sci-fi adventure, but will audiences get to see. Grace first gained respect from the "Star Wars" fandom when he edited together George Lucas' three prequel films into a single 85-minute feature film. (Or, honestly, if it was ever good.) Page 1; 39; 40; 41; 61; Start a new topic; Info: Topher Grace's Prequel edit Author Octorox Date 7-Mar-2012 Replies 54. Topher Grace has released his own fan-made Star Wars trailer, editing together all 10 films into a single five-minute video.. Cast: Cate Blanchett, Jack Black, Kyle MacLachlan. Whats most shocking is that with only 85 minutes of footage,. He used footage from all three prequels, a couple cuts from the original trilogy, some music from The Clone Wars television series, and even a dialogue bit from Anthony Daniels' (C-3PO) audio book recordings. Even more rarely has he considered, "I . Topher Grace has made something of a side-hustle for himself in recutting the Star Wars films into one five-minute edit. Star Wars Fan Edits and Other Projects. Last year, "That 70's Show" star Topher Grace made his own fan edit of the Star Wars prequels. ImperialFighter replied 2-Dec-2014. The actor screened his "Star Wars" cut to. So Kat, Christa, Stephanie, and I sat down one Sunday afternoon . March 7, 2012. Published Feb 28, 2014 Topher Grace Edited the STAR WARS Prequels into One 85-Minute Movie and now he has released a trailer. Details of the edits here. So he edited . What this means is a lot of footage ended up on the editing room floor, and a lot of creative choices were made in the editing process. Grace shared the edit on Twitter on Tuesday . Published Mar 07, 2012. Okay Then: Topher Grace Released A Trailer For His Edit Of The 'Star Wars' Prequels. This Vimeo edit is longer (2:45) and is "based on the structure conceived by actor Topher Grace", which you can read about here. "Star Wars: Always" (five-minute "Star Wars" saga fan edit by Jeff Yorkes and Topher Grace) Discussion in 'Visual Arts' started by AKA, Feb 26, 2019. . . Topher Grace, actor from That 70s Show and Spider-Man 3, did something really interesting with his spare time. And according to the Hollywood insiders who were present, it might just be the "best possible edit of the . Topher Grace STAR WARS Prequels. When it comes to Star Wars Always, however, he proves that fandom, creativity and . Rarely has he ever considered the will of the fans. He took it upon himself to edit the three Star Wars prequels into one, 85-minute film. We live in an age where posting fan fiction . Topher Grace is worth an estimated $10 million, which might explain why the actor has so much free time to edit The Hobbit trilogy into a three-hour epic, and the Star Wars prequels into an 85 . Amongst other things he completely removes . The actor, best known for That 70's Show and Spike Lee's . This isn't Grace's first editing rodeo. The cut is based on the structure of the infamous Topher Grace recut — an 85-minute edit of the prequel . Grace shared the edit on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon, and it has since gained over 635,000 views on YouTube at the time of this publishing.. The entire trilogy was slashed from an original runtime of a combined 415 minutes to a single . The Star Wars prequels on the other hand, can die a horrible and painful death. I hope it "accidentally" leaks online someday. Topher Grace also made an 85-minute edit of the prequels several years ago, which is supposedly really good. He used footage from all three prequels, a couple cuts from the original trilogy, some music from The Clone Wars television series, and even a dialogue bit from Anthony Daniels' (C-3PO) audio book recordings. " The Phantom Menace felt lifeless, confusing, and. And I don't want to edit at all. until recently, anyway, as self-proclaimed film geek grace reportedly gave himself a crash course in editing by compiling his very own cut of the star wars prequels, combining footage from all. until recently, anyway, as self-proclaimed film geek grace reportedly gave himself a crash course in editing by compiling his very own cut of the star wars prequels, combining footage from all three movies, a few scenes from the original trilogy, and even some dialogue and music from a star wars audiobook and episodes of the clone wars, then … After Rogue One, we wanted to see if held up. This included scenes that have never been seen elsewhere along . News broke today that Topher Grace premiered his own redux of the STAR WARS prequel saga, something that all of us film nerds have dreamt about doing. About two years ago, I wrote about a very cool screening I got to. Topher Grace edited the 'Star Wars' prequels into one 85-Minute movie and it is probably the best possible edit of the prequels given the footage released and available (slashfilm.com) . Titled Star Wars: Always, the video -- which was completed in a single weekend-- masterfully weaves the entire Star Wars . It not only clarifies the story, but makes the film a lot more action-packed. Grace isn't exactly a stranger to fan . Topher Grace edited every Star Wars movies into an epic five-minute trailer. Topher Grace Cut All 10 Star Wars Films Into a 5-Minute Edit, and It Actually Rules . 1,511 Topics. While his wife was away for a few days, actor Topher Grace and Jeff Yorkes took the time to edit and cut an epic Star Wars trailer of all the movies released so far including deleted scenes. The latest edit comes from an unlikely place — actor Topher Grace, who IndieWire reports has edited down Jackson's trilogy into a single two-hour film. An original version of "Turn to the Dark Side" was posted online back in May , but due to fair use issues, the video was taken down within 48 hours by Vimeo. Firstly, it was done by Topher Grace ( That 70s Show, Venom in the 3rd Spider-Man film), which was curious. Topher Grace made a Star Wars prequel fan edit, and in 2012 he showed it to industry friends.I wrote a book! Topher Grace is an actor and is one of the most recognizable faces in Hollywood. The fan film combined the best . Whats most shocking is that with only 85 minutes of footage, Topher was able to completely tell the main narrative of Anakin Skywalker's road from Jedi to the Sith. This is not the first time Grace has taken a beloved franchise and made his own fan-edit. . Topher Grace is best known for That '70s Show, an awful Spider-Man movie, and the most twee shortening of the . Grace and Yorkes do Star Wars many a favor in their edit, sidestepping the saga's plotting flaws (and the bulk of the prequels) and emphasizing the through lines that have persisted from the . And the result? — Topher Grace (@TopherGrace) February 26, 2019 The trailer, dubbed Star Wars: Always, begins on Tatooine with Luke Skywalker from A New Hope but quickly jumps back to briefly highlight the events of the prequels and Rogue One beneath Obi-Wan's narration.It then blitzes through Solo and the remainder of A New Hope before completing a quick tour of The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi . "It has helped my acting — editing something that didn't have me in it," he tells HuffPo . . Actor Topher Grace made a legendary unreleased recut of the films that clocks in at a very slim 85 minutes. PG 2 hr 1 min May 25th, 1977. Secondly, he managed to edit the entire prequel trilogy into approx. In 2012, he screened his own personal cut of the Star Wars prequel trilogy edited together into one 85-minute film dubbed, The Editor Strikes Back. Topher Grace's Star Wars mega-trailer features all 10 films, will give you all the feels. Released to social media and on YouTube, "Star Wars: Always" is Grace's compilation of the 10 live-action "Star Wars" movies released in theaters into a single five-minute trailer. he edited the entire Star Wars prequel movies into one 85-minute film wherein he used original footage, music . It turns out Grace is a Star Wars fan that may have had some time on his hands about four years ago and took it upon himself to compress the prequels into one 85-minute movie. Over the years, George Lucas has time and time again edited, re-edited and re-released his Star Wars films in the hope of realizing his ever-changing original vision. You may have heard about a small, semi-underground screening this week in Los Angeles of Topher Grace's re-edit of the Star Wars prequels, and I was lucky enough to be among the audience who saw. Though he is better known for his acting career, from That 70's Show to last year's controversial Black Klansman, Topher Grace has quietly become a master film editor.He has created some incredible works, such as the aforementioned Star Wars prequel edit and a similar edit for Peter Jackson's Hobbit movies. Grace's involvement with the universe thus far entails a re-edit of the "Star Wars" prequel trilogy into a single film, a predecessor to his recent re-edit of the "Hobbit" trilogy. Venturesome Luke Skywalker and dashing . Wars III.5: The Editor Strikes Back still manages to tell a complete, surprisingly moving story of Anakin Skywalker's rise and fall even while making some severe cuts-namely, everything about blockades or taxes or whatever, that whole cloning subplot, the myriad debate scenes in the Galactic Senate, midichlorians, "Noooooo!" and pretty much the entirety of The Phantom Menace, including . What motivated Topher Grace to fan-edit all three Star Wars prequels into a single 85-minute movie? With their wives away for the weekend, the two friends squirreled away behind an editing bay and smashed together all ten entries of the Star . To be fair, if you're re-editing the "Star Wars" prequels . BlacKkKlansman star Topher Grace and award-winning trailer editor Jeff Yorkes have cut together all ten Star Wars films into a single trailer, condensing everything from 1977's A New Hope all the way through last year's Solo: A Star Wars Story into a five-minute video.. 85 mins, including music from The Clone Wars series and apparently a couple of scenes from the originals thrown in as well. Grace has never allowed his Star Wars prequel edit, wittily dubbed Star Wars: Episode III.5: The Editor Strikes Back, to become available either. The Phantom Menace is almost completely cut except for a shortened version of the lightsaber battle with Darth Maul. You all remember way back in 2012 when that actor from That '70s Show Topher Grace cut the Star Wars prequel trilogy down to one 85-minute movie? The filmmaker, who is a graphic designer by trade, heard about Topher Grace's famous 85-minute "Star Wars" prequel recut and was inspired to make their own. Topher Grace's Star Wars film is probably the best possible edit of the Star Wars prequels given the footage released and available. Check it out. It almost makes you forget Jar Jar Binks, the prequels, Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Solo. wherein he screened his own 85-minute cut of all the STAR WARS prequel movies. While . Back in 2012, Topher Grace edited the three Star Wars prequels, The Phantom Menace, The Clone Wars, and Revenge of the Sith, into one 85 minute movie and called it Star Wars: The Editor Strikes Back. Topher Grace and Jeff Yorkes are pop culture heroes. Grace earned some of the best reviews of his career last year for his role in Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman."