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| Last
Appearances: |
2008
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School
of Cinematic Arts, USC,
LA
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Robot
Hall Of Fame, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh
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Memorabilia,
Birmingham
|
|
Exposiçao
Star Wars,
Sao Paulo
|
|
Science
Meets Imagination, The
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia
|
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2007
|
|
The
Oxford Union
|
|
Scandinavian
Sci-Fi-Con,
Stockholm
|
|
Réunion
II,
Paris
|
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Celebration
Europe, London
|
|
Walt
Disneyworld, Florida
|
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Celebration
IV, LA
|
|
Where
Science Meets Imagination,
Museum of Science, Fort
Worth
|
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AdventureCon,
Knoxville
|
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2006
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FACTS,
Belgium
|
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Dragon*Con,
Atlanta
|
|
Where
Science Meets Imagination
COSI, Columbus
|
|
Générations
Star Wars,
Cusset
|
|
Robotics
Symposium,
Museum
of Science, Boston
|
|
Star
Wars - The Concert,
Dallas
Symphony
|
|
Sci-Fi
Expo,
Texas
|
|
2005
|
|
Memorabilia,
Glasgow
|
|
Where
Science Meets Imagination, Museum
of Science, Boston
|
|
Screen
Heroes, Utrecht
|
|
Star
Wars - The Concert, Cincinnati
Pops
|
|
Super
Mega Show, Secaucus
|
|
Star
Wars - The Concert, Toronto Symphony
|
|
Studio
Polis, Metz
|
|
The
Art of Star Wars Sasashima Museum,
Nagoya
|
|
Memorabilia,
Birmingham
|
|
2004
|
|
Super
Mega Fest, Boston
|
|
Robot
Hall Of Fame Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh
|
|
The
Art Of Star Wars
Maritime Museum,
Osaka
|
|
Comics
Expo,
Paris
|
|
The
Art of Star Wars Museum
of Art, Fukushima
|
|
Adventure
Con,
Knoxville
|
|
Walt
Disneyworld, Florida
|
|
Expo, London
|
|
The
Art of Star Wars
National
Science Museum,
Tokyo
|
|
2003
|
|
Dallas
Comic Con,
Texas
|
|
The
Art of Star Wars
National
Art Museum, Kyoto
|
|
Walt
Disney World, Florida
|
|
The
Art of Star Wars
Powerhouse
Museum,
Sydney
|
|
2002
|
|
Toronto
Trek,
Toronto
|
|
Legoland,
Windsor
|
| Celebration
II,
Indianapolis |
| 2001 |
| The
Art of Star Wars Brooklyn
Museum Of Art,
New York |
| The
Art of Star Wars
The Film
House, Edinburgh |
|
1999
|
| Celebration,
Denver |
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|
Sorry
I didn't feel able to be a part of CIII but I hope you all enjoyed
yourself at Celebration II.
I
certainly did... thanks especially to the 501st...
...
and many others!
Some of you will have enjoyed
the first Star Wars Celebration in 1998, in a tent in the
rain.
I had a terrific
time introducing so many of the talented gang involved in The Phantom
Menace.
I also met about 40,000 dedicated Star Wars
fans who stood in line in the rain for hours and still managed to smile.
Their loyalty, good humour and enthusiasm will
live in my memory. They made the show for me and for Dan Madsen who produced
the whole thing.
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