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George Lucas finally explains why Yoda speaks backwards in ‘Star Wars’ films
Yoda’s first appearance in the “Star Wars” franchise came in 1980 in “The Empire Strikes Back.” The character was voiced by Frank Oz, who also provided it for “Return of the Jedi,” the prequel trilogy and “The Last Jedi.” He and other actors have also voiced Yoda in various related “Star Wars” projects over the years.
The secret revealed: George Lucas explains the reason why Yoda talks backwards
At the 45th anniversary screening of THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK during the TCM Film Festival, George Lucas discussed why Yoda speaks backwards. “Because if you speak regular English, people won’t listen that much. But if he had an accent, or it’s really hard to understand what he’s… pic.twitter.com/iqQBwyGzwu
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