This could be all you ever see of the experiment. TIL that Topher Grace edited together the Star Wars prequels into an 85 minute film that was described by Peter Sciretta of Slashfilms as 'probably the best possible edit of the Star Wars prequels given the footage released and available.' 5. The best place would be at Star Wars Celebration, or even Comic-Con in San Diego, but we're pretty sure that is never going to happen. It would be cool if Disney would allow Grace to do some kind of tour with this cut of the film, just to show their respect for fans having fun with their property. Grace's cut was 85 minutes, shorter than some indie movies that don't have blockbuster action. The use of Obi-Wan Kenobi's voiceover is extremely effective, and this makes me desperate to see how Grace cut down all three of the prequels into a better prequel to the iconic sci-fi trilogy. Teaser for Star Wars Episode III.5: The Editor Strikes Back from Cereal Prize (via SlashFilm): It's a very cool tease for the much shorter Darth Vader origin story. After the response to his Close Encounters remix last week, the actor has released the trailer he sent as an invite to his Star Wars screening. That event had Grace showing off an edit of the Star Wars prequels that he touted as Star Wars: The Editor Strikes Back. Topher Grace Edits All 10 Star Wars Movies Together To Create an Amazing Five-Minute Trailer Topher Grace, best known as Eric on That 70s Show but more recently seen in the Oscar nominated BlacKkKlansman, is letting his inner geek shine yet again this time in the form of a five-minute-long trailer cobbled together from footage taken from all 10 Star Wars films. 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.

Weve got Steven Soderberghs re-cut of Michael Ciminos Heavens Gate, and now we have something completely different.

However, the first time Grace chose to re-edit a well-known piece of sci-fi pop culture, our own Alex Billington was in attendance. Apparently, re-cuts of famous works by people who are in the industry isnt anything new. Just last week, we highlighted a new fan-edit of Close Encounters of the Third Kind that Topher Grace screened for a small audience, including Peter Sciretta at SlashFilm. This is not the first time Topher had showed his dedication to Star Wars, with another edited 85-minuter single feature (utilising the prequels). Why don’t studios make “mega-trailers,” tying all the movies of one franchise together, reminding you why you fell in love in the first place? Wouldn’t that kick ass?! Well, that’s what my pal and I thought. Actor Topher Grace (Remember him as 'Eddie Brock' AKA 'Venom' from Sam Raimi's 2007 'Spiderman 3'?) with Golden Trailer-winning trailer editor Jeff Yorkes had gone and edited all 10 x Star Wars movies (including 'Rogue One' & 'Solo') over a weekend ( 'when our wives were out of town' / with the result being this magnificent 5 minute trailer for the Star Wars Saga, thus far.

Star wars topher grace fan edit