thesuperheroesnetwork: katherynefromphilly:herbalist-witch: twixpie:zacharylevis:“This was the most
thesuperheroesnetwork: katherynefromphilly:herbalist-witch: twixpie:zacharylevis:“This was the most physically taxing of all the film because of the lightsaber duels. Everytime I wasn’t shooting, I was rehearsing. Something that took weeks and weeks to shoot, even though it only lasts a few minutes on film. So it taxed me to the limit.”MARK HAMILL“Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back” BTS › 1980 Important relevant thoughts courtesy of twitter I studied fashion for years solely to answer this question: -Fitted t-shirts (notice how his collar and sleeves are snug against the body and not loose while also not being too tight; chest/shoulder/torso measurements really matter) -Flare bottom/bell bottom/wide fit jeans (loose leg jeans emphasise a smaller waist, which combined with fitted t-shirts gives a lot of 70s dudes the illusion of the ideal powerful twink body)-Medium length hair and bangs/fringe and feathered hair for masc people (pulling the hair back and away from the face emphasises angular facial structure and gives masc people a mature look, while bobbed haircuts that frame the face and cover the forehead gives a younger look; hair feathering created a feel of energy and brightness) Voila, you have a good 70s boy right there if you follow the above instructions. I went all through the notes to find the post I wanted to reblog and boom here it is. Also this training is for The Empire Strikes Back, which was filmed in 1979-80 and released in May of 1980. The person in the notes who said “I’m glad bell bottoms didn’t cut back” is a bit mistaken because they did come back somewhat, as “extra wide boot cut flares”. I adore his scruffy hair here, and his cowboy boots with heels and his arrrrrrrrms. We’re all just not gonna mention he did all the Star Wars training in jeans huh? King. -- source link