The gunmetal and bright red lens can be easily taken care of in post, when the movie's released on Blu-ray
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The gunmetal and bright red lens can be easily taken care of in post, when the movie's released on Blu-ray
Kermit Eller looked good in the suit, did he have a big chest like Prowse and a bodybuilder physique? Because you have to have a big chest or bodybuilder bod to look that good in the suit, right?.
Ah, I can see it now...... "Harmy's Rogue One ReWeatherized" :lolThe gunmetal and bright red lens can be easily taken care of in post, when the movie's released on Blu-ray
No, Kermit worked at Don Post Studios. He was tall but not a body builder. He wore the suit for public appearances such as the Academy Awards, The Donny & Marie Show, Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack, as well as the footprint ceremony at the Manns Chinese Theater.
I wear the ANH Vader costume and the capes going over the armor is very forgiving to those of us that don't have Prowse's physique. The inner capes hide a lot where the ESB/ROTJ capes show the exact size of the person in the costume.
Ah, I can see it now...... "Harmy's Rogue One ReWeatherized" :lol
His chest looks so sunken in. Is it the guy's body shape or a problem with the costume? I know the guy is big but something is wrong there.
THIS.Once when I saw Peter Mayhew, he said during filming for ESB, they used someone else in the Chewbacca suit for a few scenes because Peter wasn't available. They ended up reshooting the scenes with Peter because the replacement moved differently so it didn't look like Chewbacca.
It's unlikely a new Vader suit and actor would look exactly like OT Vader. But I do agree it could have been done better. The suit didn't seem to fit right. Maybe they built the suit then found the actor and didn't do much to alter the suit to fit him.
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I'm just glad that they didn't completely overhaul vader's costume beyond what they did. Look at how much they refined the TK armor. What they did to vader is child's play by comparison