Two Truths And A Lie: 'Star Wars' Edition

…is a recycled prop from an old episode of “Doctor Who.”

…was originally a “High-Altitude Windak Pressure Suit” invented for the British Royal Air Force.

…”C-3PO” after seeing his hometown’s post office labeled on the C3 grid section on a map of Modesto, California.

...“R2-D2” when a crew member on “American Graffiti” needed reel 2 of dialogue track and asked “Could you get R2-D2 for me?

…after he held his breath too long while filming the trash compactor scene and burst a blood vessel in his face.

…after he was involved in a bad car accident, and the scene with the Wampa attack had to be added to account for the scarring on his face.

…was originally designed to look like the ship that became the Blockade Runner, but was changed because it too closely resembled a ship from the TV show Space: 1999.

…makes a brief appearance in the prequel movie “Revenge of the Sith.”

…the sounds of a car driving on wet pavement.

…an elephant call.

…had the words “bad motherfucker” engraved on his lightsaber, according to Samuel L. Jackson.

…was auditioned for by Tupac.

…came from a reversal of the syllables of “wookiee.”

…is never said out loud in the "Star Wars" movies.

…the codename for the project was “Blue Harvest,” with the tagline “Horror beyond imagination."

…production was halted by sandstorms at a constant rate.

…Luke Starkiller, and the name stayed all the way up until the film began shooting.

…Annikin Starkiller, and Luke Skywalker was his mentor, a Jedi military general.