About Return of the Jedi
- Released on May 25, 1983
In the thrilling conclusion to the original Star Wars trilogy, 'Return of the Jedi', we see our beloved characters embarking on a daring mission to save one of their own. The film features Mark Hamill reprising his role as Luke Skywalker, who has now fully embraced his destiny as a Jedi Knight. Alongside him is the ever-charming Han Solo, played by Harrison Ford, who finds himself in a precarious situation, frozen in carbonite and held captive by the notorious gangster, Jabba the Hutt.
The main plot revolves around Luke's determined efforts to rescue Han from Jabba's clutches. This mission is not without its challenges, as Luke must navigate through a dangerous underworld filled with treacherous bounty hunters and ruthless criminals. Meanwhile, the Galactic Empire, led by the malevolent Emperor Palpatine, is preparing to crush the Rebellion once and for all with the construction of a second, more powerful Death Star.
As the story unfolds, we witness the epic battle between the Rebel Alliance and the Empire, culminating in a thrilling space battle above the forest moon of Endor. Simultaneously, Luke confronts his father, Darth Vader, in a final showdown that will determine the fate of the galaxy. 'Return of the Jedi' is a masterclass in storytelling, filled with action, drama, and heart, making it a must-watch for any Star Wars fan.
Return of the Jedi is part of the Star Wars Collection, together with Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones, Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker .
Full Cast of Return of the Jedi
Mark Hamill plays Luke Skywalker
Mark Hamill's performance as Luke Skywalker in 'Return of the Jedi' is a testament to his growth as an actor and his ability to embody the journey of his character. In this film, we see Luke as a more confident and mature Jedi, and Hamill's portrayal reflects this transformation. His emotional depth is particularly notable in his scenes with Darth Vader and the Emperor, where he must convey a range of feelings, from determination and fear to compassion and resolve. Hamill's performance is a fitting culmination of Luke's journey, showcasing his evolution from a humble farm boy to a powerful Jedi Knight. See Mark Hamill's other roles →
Harrison Ford plays Han Solo
In 'Return of the Jedi', Harrison Ford delivers a charismatic performance as the iconic Han Solo. His portrayal of the rogue smuggler-turned-Rebel hero is both charming and captivating, as he effortlessly balances the character's swagger, wit, and underlying vulnerability. Ford's on-screen chemistry with his co-stars, particularly Carrie Fisher's Princess Leia, adds depth and warmth to their complex relationship. His performance in the film's climactic scenes, where Solo's bravery and loyalty are put to the test, serves as a testament to Ford's ability to bring a beloved character to life in a way that resonates with audiences. See Harrison Ford's other roles →
Carrie Fisher plays Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher's portrayal of Princess Leia in 'Return of the Jedi' is a testament to her talent and charisma. Her performance is multifaceted, showcasing Leia's strength, intelligence, and vulnerability. Fisher's Leia is not just a damsel in distress, but a leader who takes charge in critical situations. Her wit and sarcasm add a layer of charm to the character, making her relatable and endearing. The iconic scene where she strangles Jabba the Hutt with the chains that bind her is a powerful symbol of her resilience and courage. Fisher's performance in 'Return of the Jedi' solidifies Princess Leia's status as a feminist icon and a beloved character in the Star Wars universe. See Carrie Fisher's other roles →
Billy Dee Williams plays Lando Calrissian
Billy Dee Williams delivers a suave and charismatic performance as Lando Calrissian in 'Return of the Jedi'. His portrayal of the smooth-talking, cape-wearing gambler turned Rebel hero adds a layer of sophistication and charm to the film. Williams' chemistry with Harrison Ford's Han Solo is particularly enjoyable, as the two old friends navigate their complicated past and shared history. Overall, Williams' performance as Lando is a standout in the Star Wars saga, showcasing his talent for bringing depth and nuance to even the most dashing of characters. See Billy Dee Williams's other roles →
Anthony Daniels plays C-3PO
Anthony Daniels's performance as C-3PO in 'Return of the Jedi' is a standout, showcasing his ability to bring warmth and humor to the character. Despite being a protocol droid, C-3PO's interactions with other characters, particularly his banter with R2-D2, add a human touch to the story. Daniels's delivery of C-3PO's lines, often filled with worry and anxiety, provides a relatable and endearing quality to the character. His performance is a testament to his talent and commitment, as he manages to bring a metallic character to life, making audiences care about a golden robot. See Anthony Daniels's other roles →
Peter Mayhew plays Chewbacca
Peter Mayhew's portrayal of Chewbacca in 'Return of the Jedi' is a standout performance that truly brings the character to life. Despite being encased in a massive Wookiee costume, Mayhew manages to convey a wide range of emotions through subtle body language and expressive growls. His physicality and imposing presence make Chewbacca a formidable ally to Han Solo and the Rebel Alliance, while his tender moments with his fellow rebels showcase the character's softer side. Mayhew's dedication to the role is evident in every scene, making Chewbacca a beloved and enduring icon of the Star Wars franchise. See Peter Mayhew's other roles →
Sebastian Shaw plays Anakin Skywalker
Ian McDiarmid plays The Emperor
In 'Return of the Jedi', Ian McDiarmid delivers a chilling performance as The Emperor, the sinister mastermind behind the Galactic Empire. McDiarmid's portrayal is both menacing and captivating, as he expertly conveys the character's ruthless ambition and manipulative nature. His cunning dialogue and calculated body language create a sense of unease and tension, making The Emperor a formidable and unforgettable villain in the Star Wars saga. McDiarmid's performance is a standout in the film, showcasing his immense talent and contributing to the overall success of the franchise. See Ian McDiarmid's other roles →
Frank Oz plays Yoda (voice)
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James Earl Jones plays Darth Vader (voice)
James Earl Jones's performance as Darth Vader in 'Return of the Jedi' is nothing short of iconic. His deep, commanding voice brings an air of authority and intimidation to the character, making him one of the most memorable villains in cinema history. Jones's delivery of Vader's lines, particularly in his final scenes with Luke Skywalker, adds a layer of complexity and depth to the character, revealing a vulnerability and conflict beneath the villain's imposing exterior. Despite never appearing on screen, Jones's voice work as Darth Vader is a testament to the power of vocal performance in film. See James Earl Jones's other roles →
David Prowse plays Darth Vader
In the epic conclusion of the original Star Wars trilogy, 'Return of the Jedi,' David Prowse's performance as Darth Vader is a captivating blend of raw power and hidden vulnerability. Prowse's towering physical presence and commanding movements embody the fearsome Sith Lord, while his subtle body language hints at the internal conflict brewing within Vader. His iconic heavy breathing adds an ominous layer to the character, making his scenes both intimidating and intriguing. Despite his limited dialogue, Prowse's performance conveys Vader's complex emotions, ultimately leading to a powerful and unforgettable redemption scene that solidifies his status as a legendary cinematic villain. See David Prowse's other roles →
Alec Guinness plays Ben 'Obi-Wan' Kenobi
In "Return of the Jedi," Alec Guinness delivers a poignant and powerful performance as Ben 'Obi-Wan' Kenobi. His portrayal of the wise and enigmatic Jedi Master is a standout, as he effortlessly balances the character's mystical aura with a profound sense of warmth and humanity. Guinness's performance is particularly notable in his interactions with Luke Skywalker, where he imbues Obi-Wan with a deep sense of compassion and wisdom, providing a crucial emotional anchor in the film's epic narrative. His scenes, though limited, are impactful and resonate deeply, leaving an indelible mark on the Star Wars saga. See Alec Guinness's other roles →
Kenny Baker plays R2-D2 / Paploo
Kenny Baker's performance as R2-D2 and Paploo in "Return of the Jedi" is a testament to his versatility as an actor. As R2-D2, he continues to bring the lovable droid to life with his nuanced performance, adding depth to the character through his subtle movements and beeps. In his role as Paploo, the Ewok who steals an Imperial speeder bike, Baker showcases his physical comedy skills, providing a moment of levity in the midst of the intense battle on Endor. His performances in both roles are integral to the film's success, highlighting the importance of non-verbal communication in storytelling. See Kenny Baker's other roles →
Michael Pennington plays Moff Jerjerrod
Kenneth Colley plays Admiral Piett
Kenneth Colley's portrayal of Admiral Piett in 'Return of the Jedi' is a standout performance. Colley brings a sense of stoic professionalism to the character, making Piett one of the most memorable Imperial officers in the Star Wars saga. His interactions with Darth Vader and the Emperor show a man who is trying to maintain order in a chaotic situation, and his eventual demise at the hands of Vader serves as a poignant reminder of the cost of failure in the Empire. Colley's performance adds depth to Piett, making him more than just a one-dimensional villain. See Kenneth Colley's other roles →
Michael Carter plays Bib Fortuna
Michael Carter's portrayal of Bib Fortuna in 'Return of the Jedi' is a memorable one, as he brings to life the slithery and scheming character who serves as Jabba the Hutt's majordomo. Carter's physical performance, accentuated by the character's distinctive makeup and prosthetics, adds an unsettling and otherworldly presence to the film. His delivery of Huttese dialogue, a fictional language created for the Star Wars universe, further immerses viewers in the alien world of Jabba's palace. Despite limited screen time, Carter's Bib Fortuna leaves a lasting impression on fans, showcasing the actor's commitment to his role and contributing to the rich tapestry of characters in the Star Wars saga. See Michael Carter's other roles →
Denis Lawson plays Wedge
In the movie 'Return of the Jedi', Denis Lawson delivers a solid performance as Wedge Antilles, a skilled X-Wing pilot and a crucial member of the Rebel Alliance. Despite limited screen time, Lawson manages to bring depth to his character, portraying Wedge as a loyal and courageous fighter who is always ready to face the challenges of the Galactic Civil War. His performance adds a layer of authenticity to the epic space battles, making Wedge a memorable character in the Star Wars saga. See Denis Lawson's other roles →
Tim Rose plays Admiral Ackbar
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Dermot Crowley plays General Madine
Caroline Blakiston plays Mon Mothma
Warwick Davis plays Wicket
Warwick Davis's performance as Wicket in 'Return of the Jedi' is a standout, especially considering he was only 11 years old at the time. Davis brings a sense of wonder and curiosity to the character, making Wicket an endearing and relatable Ewok. His physicality in the role is impressive, as he convincingly portrays the agility and quickness of the small creature. Davis's performance adds a layer of charm and warmth to the film, making Wicket a fan favorite character in the Star Wars universe. See Warwick Davis's other roles →
Jeremy Bulloch plays Boba Fett
Jeremy Bulloch's portrayal of Boba Fett in 'Return of the Jedi' is a standout performance, showcasing the enigmatic bounty hunter's silent yet imposing presence. Despite having limited screen time, Bulloch's nuanced body language and imposing stature make Boba Fett a captivating character. The actor's ability to convey a sense of danger and mystery through his movements and expressions adds depth to the role, making Boba Fett one of the most iconic characters in the Star Wars universe. See Jeremy Bulloch's other roles →
Femi Taylor plays Oola
Annie Arbogast plays Sy Snootles
Claire Davenport plays Fat Dancer
Jack Purvis plays Teebo
Jack Purvis's performance as Teebo in 'Return of the Jedi' is a memorable one, despite his character's limited screen time. Purvis, a veteran of the Star Wars franchise, brings a sense of charm and personality to the Ewok tribe. His physicality and expressive movements, aided by the intricate costume design, help to create a believable and endearing character. Teebo's role in the Battle of Endor, where he uses his slingshot to take down Imperial forces, is a testament to Purvis's ability to convey emotion and action through his performance. Overall, Purvis's portrayal of Teebo adds to the rich tapestry of characters in the Star Wars universe. See Jack Purvis's other roles →
Mike Edmonds plays Logray
Jane Busby plays Chief Chirpa
Malcolm Dixon plays Ewok Warrior
Mike Cottrell plays Ewok Warrior
Nicki Reade plays Nicki
Adam Bareham plays Jhoff, a traffic control officer on the Executor
Jonathan Oliver plays Stardestroyer Controller #2
Pip Miller plays Stardestroyer Captain #1
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Tom Mannion plays Stardestroyer Captain #2
Margo Apostolos plays Ewok Tokkat
Ray Armstrong plays Ewok
Eileen Baker plays Ewok
Michael Henbury Ballan plays Ewok
Bobby Bell plays Ewok
Patty Bell plays Ewok
Alan Bennett plays Ewok
Sarah Bennett plays Ewok
Pamela Betts plays Ewok
Danny Blackner plays Ewok
Linda Bowley plays Ewok
Peter Burroughs plays Ewok
Debbie Lee Carrington plays Romba an Ewok
Maureen Charlton plays Ewok
Willie Coppen plays Ewok
Sadie Corre plays Ewok
Tony Cox plays Ewok Wicket's younger brother Widdle
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John Cumming plays Ewok
Jean D'Agostino plays Ewok
Luis De Jesus plays Ewok
Debbie Dixon plays Ewok Wijunkee
Margarita Fernández plays Ewok
Phil Fondacaro plays Ewok
Sal Fondacaro plays Ewok
Tony Friel plays Ewok
Daniel Frishman plays Ewok
John Ghavan plays Ewok
Michael Gilden plays Ewok
Michael Gilden's portrayal of an Ewok in 'Return of the Jedi' is a memorable one, despite his character not having any dialogue. Gilden's physicality and expressiveness brought the diminutive, furry creature to life, making it a standout among the Ewok ensemble. His performance added to the charm and whimsy of the Ewoks, contributing to their endearing and iconic status in the Star Wars universe. See Michael Gilden's other roles →
Paul Grant plays Ewok
Paul Grant was born on February 3, 1967 and passed away 1 years ago at the age of 56 on March 19, 2023.
See Paul Grant's other roles →Lydia Green plays Ewok
Lars Green plays Ewok
Pam Grizz plays Ewok
Andrew Herd plays Ewok
J.J. Jackson plays Ewok
Richard Jones plays Ewok
Trevor Jones plays Ewok
Glynn Jones plays Ewok
Karen Lay plays Ewok
John Lummiss plays Ewok
Nancy MacLean plays Ewok
Peter Mandell plays Ewok
Carole Morris plays Ewok
Stacie Nichols plays Ewok
Chris Nunn plays Ewok
Barbara O'Laughlin plays Ewok
Brian Orenstein plays Ewok
Harrell Parker Jr. plays Ewok
John Pedrick plays Ewok
April Perkins plays Ewok
Ronnie Phillips plays Ewok
Katie Purvis plays Ewok
Carol Read plays Ewok
Nicholas Read plays Ewok
Diana Reynolds plays Ewok
Danielle Rodgers plays Ewok Graak
Chris Romano plays Ewok
Dean Shackelford plays Ewok
Kiran Shah plays Ewok
Kiran Shah's performance as an Ewok in 'Return of the Jedi' was a delightful addition to the Star Wars universe. His portrayal of the small, furry creatures known for their bravery and resourcefulness brought a unique charm to the film. Despite the challenges of working within a costume, Shah managed to convey a range of emotions and actions, making his Ewok character feel alive and integral to the story. His performance added to the overall appeal of the Ewoks and their significant role in the climactic battle against the Empire. See Kiran Shah's other roles →
Felix Silla plays Ewok
Linda Spriggs plays Ewok
Gerald Staddon plays Ewok
Josephine Staddon plays Ewok
Kevin Thompson plays Ewok
Kevin Thompson's performance as an Ewok in 'Return of the Jedi' is a testament to the power of practical effects and puppetry in filmmaking. Despite being hidden behind a costume, Thompson brings the character to life with his physicality and expressive movements, adding a layer of charm and personality to the Ewoks that endears them to audiences. His work, along with the rest of the team, helped to create one of the most memorable alien species in the Star Wars universe. See Kevin Thompson's other roles →
Kendra Wall plays Ewok
Brian Wheeler plays Ewok
Butch Wilhelm plays Ewok
Mark Dodson plays Salacious B. Crumb
Simon J. Williamson plays Max Rebo
Richard Bonehill plays Nien Nunb
David Gonzales plays Ak-rev
Peter Roy plays Major Olander Brit - Rebel (uncredited)
Erik Bauersfeld plays Bib Fortuna (voice)
Mike Quinn plays Nein Nunb
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Bill Kipsang Rotich plays Nein Numb (voice)
Deep Roy plays Droopy McCool
Mohinder Purba, better known as Deep Roy, is a Kenyan actor, stuntman and puppeteer of Indian descent.
See Deep Roy's other roles →Alisa Berk plays Amanaman
Hugh Spight plays Gameorrean Guard/Elom/Mon Calamari
Swee Lim plays Attark the Hoover
Richard Robinson plays Yuzzum
Gerald Home plays Tessek
Phil Herbert plays Hermi Odle
Tim Dry plays Whiphid
Sean Crawford plays Whiphid
Phil Tippett plays Rancor
Phil Tippett's performance as Rancor in "Return of the Jedi" was a groundbreaking achievement in the realm of stop-motion animation. Tippett, a visual effects artist, brought the Rancor to life with meticulous attention to detail, creating a creature that was both terrifying and oddly sympathetic. The Rancor's movements were fluid and lifelike, thanks to Tippett's mastery of the stop-motion technique. His work on the Rancor not only added a new layer of excitement to the film but also showcased the potential of stop-motion animation in the era of practical effects. See Phil Tippett's other roles →
Toby Philpott plays Jabba the Hutt
David Alan Barclay plays Jabba the Hutt
Jasper Jacob plays Captain Yorr - Imperial Pilot of ST321
In 'Return of the Jedi', Jasper Jacob delivers a noteworthy performance as Captain Yorr, the Imperial Pilot of ST321. Jacob's portrayal of the stern and focused Captain Yorr is commendable, as he brings a sense of discipline and authority to the role. Despite his character's limited screen time, Jacob's performance leaves a lasting impression, showcasing his ability to embody a character and contribute to the overall atmosphere of the film. His performance is a testament to the talent and dedication of the supporting cast in bringing the Star Wars universe to life. See Jasper Jacob's other roles →
Peter Allen plays Geezum - Member of Jabba's Gang (uncredited)
John Altman plays Rebel Pilot (uncredited)
Glyn Baker plays Lieutenant Endicott - Imperial Officer (uncredited)
See Glyn Baker's other roles →
Dickey Beer plays Barada / Stormtrooper / Biker Scout (uncredited)
Ailsa Berk plays Amanaman - Jabba's Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
Don Bies plays Barquin D'an / Boba Fett (special edition) (uncredited)
Paul Brooke plays Malakili - Rancor Keeper (uncredited)
Ben Burtt plays 'Freeze' Officer in Endor Bunker / Tortured Power Droid (voice) (uncredited)
Ben Burtt's performance as the 'Freeze' Officer in the Endor Bunker scene of "Return of the Jedi" is a notable example of his talent as a sound designer and voice actor. Despite being uncredited, his distinctive vocal work brings the character to life, adding a layer of tension and urgency to the scene. Burtt's use of a synthesized voice, combined with a sense of panic and authority, effectively conveys the sense of chaos and danger in the bunker. His performance as the tortured Power Droid further showcases his ability to create unique and memorable character voices, contributing to the rich soundscape of the Star Wars universe. See Ben Burtt's other roles →
Maurice Bush plays Dengar - The Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
Trevor Butterfield plays Lieutenant Blount - Rebel Soldier / Trandoshan - Member of Jabba's Gang / Stormtrooper / Calamari Warrior / Giran - Malakili's Assistant (uncredited)
Vivienne Chandler plays Female X-Wing Fighter Pilot (uncredited)
Tony Clarkin plays Storm Trooper (uncredited)
Kenneth Coombs plays Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Andy Cunningham plays Ephant Mon (uncredited)
Peter Diamond plays Biker Scout Pushed Off Bike (uncredited)
Peter Diamond's performance as Biker Scout Pushed Off Bike in 'Return of the Jedi' is a memorable moment in the film, showcasing his expertise as a stunt performer. Despite being uncredited, Diamond's fall from the speeder bike is a testament to his skill and bravery, as he executes a complex and dangerous stunt with precision and grace. The scene adds a thrilling element to the chase sequence, making it a standout moment in the movie. See Peter Diamond's other roles →
Richard Driscoll plays X-Wing Fighter (uncredited)
Douglas Farrell plays Ewok (uncredited)
Douglas Farrell is a stuntman and actor.
See Douglas Farrell's other roles →Alan Flyng plays Imperial Officer - Executor (uncredited)
Ernie Fosselius plays Giran - Rancor Keeper (voice) (uncredited)
Stuart Fox plays Death Star Trooper Jad Bean (uncredited)
Isaac Grand plays Gamorrean Guard (uncredited)
Gordon Hann plays Captain Yutani - Rebel Soldier (uncredited)
Alan Harris plays Stormtrooper (uncredited)
Alan Harris's performance as a Stormtrooper in 'Return of the Jedi' may have gone uncredited, but it was an essential part of the movie's immersive Star Wars universe. His portrayal of the iconic soldiers of the Galactic Empire added to the film's rich atmosphere, as he and his fellow actors brought the intimidating presence of these armored warriors to life. Harris's physicality and commitment to the role, despite the anonymity it provided, helped create a believable and engaging cinematic experience for fans of the saga. See Alan Harris's other roles →
Walter Henry plays Council Member in Briefing Room (uncredited)
Philip Herbert plays Hermi Odle - Jabba's 2nd Servant (uncredited)
Larry Holt plays Taym Dren-garen / Biker Scout / Sergeant Bruckman (uncredited)
William Hoyland plays Imperial Commander (uncredited) (unconfirmed)
Colin Hunt plays Rancor Guard / Rebel Ranger (uncredited)
Monty Jordan plays Weequay Skiff Guard (uncredited)
Michael Josephs plays Janus Greejatus - Emperor Palpatine's Advisor (uncredited)
Eiji Kusuhara plays Lieutenant Telsij - Grey Squadron (uncredited)
Anthony Lang plays Sim Aloo - Emperor Palpatine's Advisor (uncredited)
Arnold Lee plays Rayc Ryjerd - Jabba's Smuggler (uncredited)
Julius LeFlore plays Skiff Master / Yotts Orren / Stormtrooper / Biker Scout (uncredited)
John Maloney plays Rancor Guard (uncredited)
Paul Markham plays Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Richard Marquand plays Maj. Marquand - AT-ST Driver / EV-9D9 (voice) (uncredited)
Hilton McRae plays Arvel Crynyd (uncredited)
Billy J. Mitchell plays Keir Santage (Red Seven) (uncredited)
Amanda Noar plays Jess - Female Musician flirting with Bib Fortuna (uncredited)
Terry Sach plays A-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Errol Shaker plays Y-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Guy Standeven plays Rebel Council Member in Briefing Room (uncredited)
Jules Walters plays Rennek (uncredited)
Robert Watts plays Lt. Watts - AT-ST Driver (uncredited)
Robert Watts's performance as Lt. Watts - AT-ST Driver (uncredited) in 'Return of the Jedi' may have been brief, but it was certainly memorable. Watts brought a sense of urgency and tension to the role, as his character frantically tried to navigate the massive AT-ST walker through the dense forest of Endor. Despite the limited screen time, Watts's performance added to the overall intensity of the battle scenes, making him a standout among the many background characters in the film. See Robert Watts's other roles →
Paul Weston plays Vedain - Sand Skiff Pilot (uncredited)
Paul Weston was born on January 7, 1940 and is currently 84 years old.
See Paul Weston's other roles →Corey Dee Williams plays Klaatu (uncredited)
Michael Stevens plays Colonel Airen Cracken - Rebel Soldier on Millennium Falcon (uncredited)
Michael McCormick plays Rancor
Michael McCormick is a special effects puppeteer artist.
See Michael McCormick's other roles →David Stone plays B-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Lynne Hazelden plays Karie Neth - Y Wing Pilot, Grey Squadron (uncredited)
Paul Springer plays Rey Yees (Uncredited)
Ronny Cush plays X-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Ronny Cush was born on January 20, 1952 and is currently 72 years old.
See Ronny Cush's other roles →Larry Ward plays Jabba the Hunt (voice) (uncredited)
John Cannon plays Stormtrooper (uncredited)
Dalyn Chew plays Jedi Rocks Dancer (special edition)
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Celia Fushille-Burke plays Jedi Rocks Dancer (special edition)
Mercedes Ngoh plays Jedi Rocks Dancer (special edition)
Jennifer Jaffe plays Jedi Rocks Dancer (special edition)
Tina Simmons plays Rebel Technician (uncredited)
Hayden Christensen plays Anakin Skywalker
Hayden Christensen (born April 19, 1981) is a Canadian actor. He is best known for his portrayal of Anakin Skywalker ...
See Hayden Christensen's other roles →Crew of Return of the Jedi
Discover the backstage crew of Return of the Jedi →- Mark Hamill
- Harrison Ford
- Carrie Fisher
- Billy Dee Williams
- Anthony Daniels
- Peter Mayhew
- Sebastian Shaw
- Ian McDiarmid
- Frank Oz
- James Earl Jones
- David Prowse
- Alec Guinness
- Kenny Baker
- Michael Pennington
- Kenneth Colley
- Michael Carter
- Denis Lawson
- Tim Rose
- Dermot Crowley
- Caroline Blakiston
- Warwick Davis
- Jeremy Bulloch
- Femi Taylor
- Annie Arbogast
- Claire Davenport
- Jack Purvis
- Mike Edmonds
- Jane Busby
- Malcolm Dixon
- Mike Cottrell
- Nicki Reade
- Adam Bareham
- Jonathan Oliver
- Pip Miller
- Tom Mannion
- Margo Apostolos
- Ray Armstrong
- Eileen Baker
- Michael Henbury Ballan
- Bobby Bell
- Patty Bell
- Alan Bennett
- Sarah Bennett
- Pamela Betts
- Danny Blackner
- Linda Bowley
- Peter Burroughs
- Debbie Lee Carrington
- Maureen Charlton
- Willie Coppen
- Sadie Corre
- Tony Cox
- John Cumming
- Jean D'Agostino
- Luis De Jesus
- Debbie Dixon
- Margarita Fernández
- Phil Fondacaro
- Sal Fondacaro
- Tony Friel
- Daniel Frishman
- John Ghavan
- Michael Gilden
- Paul Grant
- Lydia Green
- Lars Green
- Pam Grizz
- Andrew Herd
- J.J. Jackson
- Richard Jones
- Trevor Jones
- Glynn Jones
- Karen Lay
- John Lummiss
- Nancy MacLean
- Peter Mandell
- Carole Morris
- Stacie Nichols
- Chris Nunn
- Barbara O'Laughlin
- Brian Orenstein
- Harrell Parker Jr.
- John Pedrick
- April Perkins
- Ronnie Phillips
- Katie Purvis
- Carol Read
- Nicholas Read
- Diana Reynolds
- Danielle Rodgers
- Chris Romano
- Dean Shackelford
- Kiran Shah
- Felix Silla
- Linda Spriggs
- Gerald Staddon
- Josephine Staddon
- Kevin Thompson
- Kendra Wall
- Brian Wheeler
- Butch Wilhelm
- Mark Dodson
- Simon J. Williamson
- Richard Bonehill
- David Gonzales
- Peter Roy
- Erik Bauersfeld
- Mike Quinn
- Bill Kipsang Rotich
- Deep Roy
- Alisa Berk
- Hugh Spight
- Swee Lim
- Richard Robinson
- Gerald Home
- Phil Herbert
- Tim Dry
- Sean Crawford
- Phil Tippett
- Toby Philpott
- David Alan Barclay
- Jasper Jacob
- Peter Allen
- John Altman
- Glyn Baker
- Dickey Beer
- Ailsa Berk
- Don Bies
- Paul Brooke
- Ben Burtt
- Maurice Bush
- Trevor Butterfield
- Vivienne Chandler
- Tony Clarkin
- Kenneth Coombs
- Andy Cunningham
- Peter Diamond
- Richard Driscoll
- Douglas Farrell
- Alan Flyng
- Ernie Fosselius
- Stuart Fox
- Isaac Grand
- Gordon Hann
- Alan Harris
- Walter Henry
- Philip Herbert
- Larry Holt
- William Hoyland
- Colin Hunt
- Monty Jordan
- Michael Josephs
- Eiji Kusuhara
- Anthony Lang
- Arnold Lee
- Julius LeFlore
- John Maloney
- Paul Markham
- Richard Marquand
- Hilton McRae
- Billy J. Mitchell
- Amanda Noar
- Terry Sach
- Errol Shaker
- Guy Standeven
- Jules Walters
- Robert Watts
- Paul Weston
- Corey Dee Williams
- Michael Stevens
- Michael McCormick
- David Stone
- Lynne Hazelden
- Paul Springer
- Ronny Cush
- Larry Ward
- John Cannon
- Dalyn Chew
- Celia Fushille-Burke
- Mercedes Ngoh
- Jennifer Jaffe
- Tina Simmons
- Hayden Christensen