What's the Difference between Star Wars the Movie and Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy the Video Game?
In the Movie |
In the Video Game |
Luke Skywalker
Portrayed by: Mark Hamill
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Luke Skywalker
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Han Solo
Portrayed by: Harrison Ford
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Han Solo
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Leia Organa
Portrayed by: Carrie Fisher
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Princess Leia
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Obi-Wan "Ben" Kenobi
Portrayed by: Alec Guinness
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Ben Kenobi
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Grand Moff Tarkin
Portrayed by: Peter Cushing
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Grand Moff Tarkin
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C-3PO
Portrayed by: Anthony Daniels
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C-3PO
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R2-D2
Portrayed by: Kenny Baker
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R2-D2
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Chewbacca
Portrayed by: Peter Mayhew
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Chewbacca
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Darth Vader
Portrayed by: David Prowse/James Earl Jones
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Darth Vader
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Owen Lars
Portrayed by: Phil Brown
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This Character does not appear.
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Beru Whitesun Lars
Portrayed by: Shelagh Fraser
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This Character does not appear.
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Raymus Antilles
Portrayed by: Peter Geddis
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Captain Antilles
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Cornelius Evazan
Portrayed by: Alfie Curtis
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Dr. Evazan
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Ponda Baba
Portrayed by: Tommy Ilsley
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Ponda Baba
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Greedo
Portrayed by: Maria De Aragon/Larry Ward
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Greedo
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Garindan
Portrayed by: Sadie Eden
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Imperial Spy
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Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy Movie vs Video Game
In the Movie |
In the Video Game |
Owen and Luke first pick out a malfunctioning R5 unit before settling for R2. |
Luke picks R2 out immediately and the R5 unit doesn't make an appearance. |
Luke cleans the droids and stumbles upon the distress message from Leia. |
This is omitted and he doesn't see the message until he's with Ben.
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R2 leaves at night to find Obi-Wan Kenobi due to his mission and Luke and 3PO leave the following morning to find him. |
The Jawas sneak into the Lars homestead and steals 3PO and R2, causing Luke to find them alone, which involves going to the Jawa sandcrawler to retrieve them. |
Luke is attacked by a Tusken Raider and then dragged back to his landspeeder where it is investigated by two Raiders. |
Luke is attacked by one Tusken Raider and it is scared off immediately after.
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Ben Kenobi appears cloaked when scarring off the Tusken Raiders. |
He doesn't. |