The Star Wars Trilogy was the first release of the original trilogy on DVD.

The collection was released in September 2004, coinciding with the release of Star Wars: Battlefront.

Contents

The set included:

The movies on the DVDs were based on the 1997 Special Edition versions, including additional changes and revisions.

In addition to an extensive and comprehensive high-definition restoration and remaster job by Lowry Digital,[2] several adjustments were made in order to make the films consistent with the prequel trilogy. For this release, Lucasfilm created new high-definition masters of the three films.

Continuity

In a CNN interview, George Lucas stated that he had originally planned to release the DVDs in 2007, but brought the date forward due to concerns that piracy was affecting market sales.

There is a hidden blooper reel on the bonus material DVD of this boxset. To access it, go to "Video Games and Still Galleries", highlight "Exclusive Production Photos", and enter on your remote: 11, enter, 3, enter, 8, enter.

To activate it on Power Media Player on PC, play a video, right click on the screen, select "Go to" and select Title 38, Chapter 1.

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