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#3645: March 2, 2024
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Mark AustinThrowback to Star Wars Insider #30 (1996) running this photo of #BobaFett with their publisher Dan Madsen (and former president of the official Star Wars Fan Club), confirmed to be taken at Skywalker Ranch
If it was the "Star Wars Summit" in 1994, then it was Mark Austin in the costume, as he did the event in this costume and later did the Docking Bay 94 scene for #StarWars: Special Edition (1997)
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#3614: January 31, 2024
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Star Wars: Special EditionOn January 31, 1997, #BobaFett was in the first #StarWars: Special Edition in a new scene
"George [Lucas] chose the last take in both shoots. I had many fans ask me why I looked at camera. I didn't. I was told to span as far round to cam as I could. If you could see my eyes they are cranked to screen right," notes Mark Austin, who portrayed Boba Fett in this scene, which was initially filmed November 4, 1994
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#3481: September 20, 2023
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOn this day in 1994, the second edition of "The Art of Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back" was published, featuring original #BobaFett sketches by Ralph McQuarrie and Joe Johnston
Related, when do you think we'll get "The Art of #TheBookOfBobaFett" with original Boba Fett art by Shawna Trpcic, Christian Alzmann, Anton Grandert, and more?
#StarWars #DailyFett
#3265: February 16, 2023
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Jeremy BullochMissing the late, great #JeremyBulloch
The original actor to portray #BobaFett was born on this day in 1945
Portrait by Kevin Liell inspired by Norman Rockwell's famous 1960 painting, "Triple Self-Portrait"
#BobaFettFanClub #StarWars #DailyFett
#3193: December 6, 2022
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOn this day in 1994, #BobaFett fan and "Star Wars: Special Edition" creature animator Mark Austin had a dream come true: he played Fett wearing one of the original costumes for the additional Docking Bay 94 scene
Rare behind the scenes footage by Tim Greenwood
#BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett
#3186: November 29, 2022
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterFor #GivingTuesday, we're continuing our tradition of donating 100% of the proceeds from our "BFFC" shirts to Jeremy Bulloch's favorite charity, Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity!
Over $5,000 has now been donated since debuting different designs starting in 2016, giving fans something to enjoy offline while supporting a great cause
To celebrate, we're giving away a tee of your choice for free – just reply to this post on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/bobafettfanclub/photos/a.10150541609422244/10160738580877244/), Twitter (https://twitter.com/bobafettfanclub/status/1597501583964590081), and/or Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/p/CliZZx4Oytp/) with your BFFC username by 11:59pm Pacific today for a chance to win
Learn more, including who's who in the photo and each design by illustrator Jason Goad: https://www.bobafettfanclub.com/about/shop/
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#2900: February 16, 2022
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterRemembering #JeremyBulloch today
The original #BobaFett actor was born on this day in 1945
Photo courtesy of his amazing wife Maureen
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#2696: July 27, 2021
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Gary Kurtz
Irvin KershnerProducer Gary Kurtz and director Irvin Kershner with #DarthVader, #IG88, and #BobaFett on the set of "The Empire Strikes Back"
Today we remember and celebrate Gary Kurtz's birthday in 1940; he would have been 81 years old
#StarWars #DailyFett
#2216: April 3, 2020
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Shadows of the Empire"#BobaFett Delivers Han to Jabba" by the Hildebrandt Brothers
Painting made for card #94 of the "Shadows of the Empire" trading card series
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#2211: March 29, 2020
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Andy MangelsThe poster included with #StarWars Galaxy Magazine #1 (1994) featured art by Markus Harrison plus additional content on the back such as "#BobaFett: Mystery Man in Not-So-Shining Armor" by Andy Mangels (not shown) and this diagram of Boba Fett's armor
#DailyFett
#2153: January 31, 2020
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOn this day in 1997, the first #StarWars: Special Edition premiered in theaters with new footage, including #BobaFett scanning Docking Bay 94
Fett was portrayed by Mark Austin, who you can also see in our original web series, #NoDisintegrations (https://nodisintegrations.tv)
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#1732: December 6, 2018
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter#ThisDayInHistory: #BobaFett's Docking Bay 94 cameo was filmed on December 6, 1994!
Mark Austin got to wear the costume for the first #StarWars: Special Edition, shown here with director Steve "Spaz" Williams on the far left, and Annie Polland on the far right
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#1558: June 15, 2018
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterLast night at the Scum & Villainy Cantina in Hollywood
Featuring BobaFettHasCollegeDebt (masked) and Mark Austin (unmasked), who played #BobaFett on Docking Bay 94 and resumes the role in #NoDisintegrations, our original web series
Photos by Aaron Proctor
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#1423: January 31, 2018
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOn this day in history, the first #StarWars Special Edition premiered in the United States, which added Fett to Docking Bay 94.
Weeks earlier, the red carpet premiere in Los Angeles featured #BobaFett and the female Rodian named Greeata. This footage comes via the long-gone website Roughcut dot com, but preserved for the last 21 years on BFFC.
#BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett
#1367: December 6, 2017
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter#ThisDayInHistory: #BobaFett's "#StarWars: Special Edition" cameo was filmed on December 6, 1994.
Tim Greenwood shot this rare BTS video which features Mark Austin as Boba Fett, directed by Steve "Spaz" Williams.
#BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett
#1291: September 21, 2017
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Ralph McQuarrie#ThrowbackThursday: One of the original sketches by Ralph McQuarrie of the Bespin Dining Room scene
#BobaFett was originally envisioned wearing a poncho, inspired by Clint Eastwood Westerns in the 60s and 70s
This panel comes from page 140 of "The Art of The Empire Strikes Back," first published in 1980 and later in 1994
Learn more about the book: https://bobafett.com/bounty/books/guidebooks/the-art-of-the-empire-strikes-back/
#StarWars #DailyFett #BobaFettFanClub
#1220: July 12, 2017
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Duwayne Dunham
Ben Burtt
Slave I#ThisDayInHistory: Ben Burtt, responsible for the sound effects of #BobaFett and his ship, was born on this day in 1948.
"To create the sound for the Slave I, Ben Burtt did what he always did whenever he had to create a sound for a spaceship: look at how the ship was designed, how it looked like, how fast it would move, and what it could do. For the takeoff sound of the Slave I, Burtt combined a trumpet's whine with the horn of his own 1971 Dodge Duster while it was on a desert road." -- StarWars.com
In this clip, he's shown with Duwayne Dunham (left) who wore the Prototype Boba Fett costume for a screen test, hosted by Ben.
#HappyBirthday #StarWars #DailyFett #VideoOfTheDay
#1194: June 16, 2017
View on Instagram#FettFriday: Keep your bounties secure in this stylish Boba-inspired bag.
Available on Amazon: https://bobafett.club/b9hg2
#BobaFett #StarWars #DailyFett #Day1194
#1148: May 1, 2017
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterSlave I model photographed by Terry Chostner and retouched by Harrison Ellenshaw, as seen in "The Art of The Empire Strikes Back."
While the original 1980 hardcover is quite rare, the paperback release from 1994 is easy to get on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2qnEBDh
#BobaFett #StarWars #DailyFett #PhotoOfTheDay #PicOfTheDay
#1058: January 31, 2017
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter#ThisDayInHistory: #BobaFett had a cameo in the #StarWars Special Edition, which premiered on January 31, 1997!
Mark Austin portrayed Fett. Steve "Spaz" Williams directed the second unit shot. Fett's recognizable left shoulder armor was accidentally on the wrong shoulder. You can hear Mark talk about it here: https://youtu.be/CGvJSiaIHBs
Fett's shots were filmed on December 6, 1994. Watch part of the rare making-of here: https://www.facebook.com/bobafettfanclub/videos/10154810597837244/
#BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett
#1031: January 4, 2017
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Dengar
Zuckuss
4-LOM
IG-88
Bossk#StarWars Bounty Hunters by Ken Taylor http://kentaylor.com.au
Available on a shirt from Fifth Sun: http://bit.ly/2i94KRU
Each bounty hunter panel was originally limited edition 12" x 36" art from Mondo back on September 2010 and quickly sold out.
#BobaFett #Bossk #Dengar #IG88 #4LOM #Zuckuss
#1025: December 29, 2016
View on Instagram#ThrowbackThursday: Micro Machines Slave I / Tatooine Transforming Action Set
For more nostalgia, see http://bobafett.com/bounty/toys/micromachine/
Box art photo by DJ of New Zealand (51940189@N04 @ Flickr).
#BobaFett #MicroMachines #StarWars
#894: August 20, 2016
View on InstagramThe "The Empire Strikes Back" and "#StarWars Saga - I.Q. Test" paper cups by Dixie featured #BobaFett and his ship, Slave I, back in 1981 and 1982 respectively. Boba Fett also appeared on some of the packaging, as well as on the "Bounty Hunters" cup in the "Return of the Jedi" set.
Photos by Erica aka wookiee_cookiee, shared with us on our public photo group on Flickr.
In the 80's, Dixie was a product of the American Can Company. The brand is now owned by Georgia-Pacific.
#starwars #picoftheday #photooftheday #day894 #dailyfett #dailyboba
#854: July 11, 2016
View on Instagram#MandalorianMonday: Happy Birthday Mark Austin!
The #BobaFett fan turned actor for this cameo in the #StarWars: Special Edition scene on Docking Bay 94 was born on this day in 1966.
Catch our video with him at https://youtu.be/CGvJSiaIHBs and be sure to follow this Fett on Twitter at @BobaFettANHSE.
(Video edit by BFFC.)
#ThisDayInHistory
#823: June 10, 2016
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterLil' Kylo and Snowba Fett by Brian Kesinger, done in his Calvin and Hobbes meets #StarWars style.
See more from the artist at https://www.facebook.com/Brian-Kesingers-Tea-Girls-212094505475204/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1151586504859328
#BobaFett #FanArt
#782: April 30, 2016
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterDid anyone else spot the #BobaFett cameo in ILM's "#RogueOne Reaction" video? Check out their video to see it yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeEU61EIgzk
We figured out that the art is from 2013 and was done by Albert Nguyen: http://nguy0699.deviantart.com/art/The-Good-The-Bad-and-the-Fett-360589429
Prints are available from the artist: https://squareup.com/store/albert-nguyen-illustration/item/the-good-the-bad-and-the-fett
The artist's other piece, "Luke Crossing Hoth," is right above this one. Interesting that they're there...
#StarWars #BobaFettFanClub
#749: March 28, 2016
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John Morton#MandalorianMonday: Happy belated birthday to John "Bespin Boba" Morton!
John, who wore the #BobaFett costume for this scene on Cloud City, celebrated his birthday on Saturday, March 26th. He was born in 1947.
See our recent video interview with John about his role for this scene: https://youtu.be/HA5gXEDbo6c
#StarWars #ThisMonthInHistory #BobaFettFanClub
#421: May 5, 2015
View on InstagramDon't miss our exclusive interview with Mark Austin, who portrayed #BobaFett in the #StarWars: A New Hope: Special Edition.
https://youtu.be/CGvJSiaIHBs
Learn more about how this Boba Fett fan ended up wearing the costume multiple times, how he modeled for the POTF2 action figure, and why the iconic shoulder pads were on the opposite sides when they filmed the Docking Bay 94 shots.
Filmed at #SWCA.
#383: March 28, 2015
View on InstagramIN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Play Arts Kai (Square Enix) #BobaFett.
Photos, details, and pre-order: http://j.mp/194rIEn
#starwars #collectibles #bobafettfanclub
#338: February 11, 2015
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter"A Field Guide to #BobaFett's Mandalore Armor" was included in the debut issue of #StarWars Galaxy Magazine in 1994. "His armor includes a helmet that has A) a macrobinocular viewplate, B) infrared capabilities, C) motion and sound sensors, D) an internal comlink to Slave I, E) a broad-band antenna for intercepting and decoding transmissions and F) an external targeting rangefinder. Wrist gauntlets house G) lasers, H) a miniature flame projector, I) a corded fuel line for flame projector, J) a mini concussion rocket and K) a fibercord whip/grappling device. Boba's jet pack includes L) main rocket thrusters, M) directional thrusters and N) a turbo-projected magnetic grappling hook with a 20-meter lanyard. The outfit is completed by O) knee-pad rocket dart launchers, spiked boots, P) a concussion grenade launcher, Q) a BlasTech EE-3 rifle and R) braided Wookiee scalps over the shoulder. The armor can also seal itself to protect Fett from insufficient or deadly atmospheres. It has a two-hour supply of oxygen." Find more about the issue, including a larger view of the poster excerpt, at http://bobafett.com/bounty/books/magazines/swgm_1/
#332: February 5, 2015
View on Instagram#ThrowbackThursday: Remember when #BobaFett appeared on Endor? He ended up somehow in this #StarWars "Return of the Jedi" Micro Machines set in 1994. We can't complain.
See them all at http://bobafett.com/bounty/toys/micromachine/, including where to track 'em down.
Great close-up photo by DJ of New Zealand (51940189@N04 @ Flickr). #micromachines #returnofthejedi #bobafettfanclub
#216: October 12, 2014
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterThe 6-foot 2-inch #BobaFett cardboard stand-up, first released in 1994, has been given a slight upgrade. A small handful of them are 36% off right now on Amazon: http://j.mp/1C8bm5o
For more details on the two here, see our updates on http://bobafett.com/bounty/unique/standees/.
#206: October 2, 2014
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Jabba the Hutt#ThrowbackThursday: #BobaFett appeared on Mos Eisley in Docking Bay 94 for a few moments alongside Jabba the Hutt, Han Solo, and the Millennium Falcon.
Some trivia: Fett's left shoulder is mysteriously missing its usual symbol; the armor colors more so resembles "Jedi" rather than "Empire," even though that would be out of order (unless Fett perhaps carries multiple sets of armor with him in the cargo hold); and, making the rounds again online, this appearance would connect the possibility that Fett actually torched Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru, later warranting Darth Vader's comment to Fett later on, "no disintegrations" (this time).
#68: May 17, 2014
View on InstagramThis artwork -- "Mr. Fett" by John Alvin (1948-2008) -- features #BobaFett with #Slave1 on #CloudCity. It was originally available at Acme Archives for $175 but the edition of 200 is now sold out. One version of this artwork has been featured in the comic book store scenes of "The Big Bang Theory," which also includes several other Boba Fett references.
For more Fett references from the TV show, start by visiting https://www.bobafettfanclub.com/fettpedia/the-big-bang-theory/
