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Robot character from the Star Wars universe

C-3PO
Star Wars graphic symbol
C-3PO droid.png
Showtime appearance Star Wars (1977)
Created by George Lucas
Portrayed past
  • Anthony Daniels (Episodes I–9, Rogue Ane)
Voiced by
  • Anthony Daniels (well-nigh media)

Other:

  • Fred Young (pinball game)
  • Ross Rex (Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter)
  • Tom Kane (Various video games, Jedi Training Academy, and Robot Chicken)
  • Simon Pegg (Phineas and Ferb)
Performed past Michael Lynch (Episode I)
In-universe information
Nickname Threepio
Species Droid
Occupation Protocol droid
Amalgamation
  • Skywalker family unit
  • Galactic Commonwealth
  • Rebel Brotherhood
  • New Commonwealth
  • Resistance
  • R2-D2
Creator Anakin Skywalker
Homeworld Tatooine

C-3PO () or See-Threepio [ane] is a humanoid robot character in the Star Wars franchise who appears in the original trilogy, the prequel trilogy and the sequel trilogy. Built by Anakin Skywalker, C-3PO was designed equally a protocol droid intended to aid in etiquette, community, and translation,[2] boasting that he is "fluent in over half-dozen meg forms of advice".[3] Along with his astromech droid counterpart and friend R2-D2, C-3PO provides comic relief inside the narrative structure of the films, and serves every bit a foil. Anthony Daniels has portrayed the graphic symbol in eleven of the twelve theatrical Star Wars films released to date, with the exception of Solo: A Star Wars Story, where the graphic symbol does not announced.[4] [a]

Despite his oblivious nature, C-3PO has played a pivotal role in the galaxy's history, actualization nether the service of Shmi Skywalker, the Lars homestead, Padmé Amidala, Bail Organa, Raymus Antilles, Luke Skywalker, Jabba the Hutt, and Leia Organa. In the majority of depictions, C-3PO's physical appearance is primarily a polished golden plating with a silverish plated correct leg (from genu articulation to ankle), although his advent varies throughout the films; including the absence of metal coverings in The Phantom Menace, a tedious copper plating in Attack of the Clones, and a red left arm in The Strength Awakens.[five] C-3PO likewise appears frequently in both catechism and Star Wars Legends continuities of novels, comic books, and video games, and was a protagonist in the animated television series Droids.

Appearances [edit]

Skywalker saga [edit]

Original trilogy [edit]

Star Wars (1977) [edit]

In Star Wars,[b] C-3PO is introduced to the audience when he and R2-D2 are aboard the consular ship Tantive IV when it is attacked by the Royal Star Destroyer Devastator. When R2-D2 (Kenny Baker) attempts to exit the transport to deliver a secret message from Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) to Obi-Wan Kenobi (Alec Guinness), C-3PO follows him into an escape pod, which lands on the planet Tatooine. There, the droids are captured past Jawas, and are taken to be sold. In the process of being sold to Owen Lars (Phil Brown), C-3PO convinces his new possessor to buy R2-D2 as well (afterward they originally bought R5-D4 and his motivator exploded on the way back to the garage). The duo ultimately atomic number 82 Lars' nephew, Luke Skywalker (Marking Hamill), to Obi-Wan, for whom R2-D2 plays Leia's bulletin. Subsequently Majestic stormtroopers destroy the Lars homestead, C-3PO and R2-D2 proceed with Luke and Obi-Wan on a mission to rescue Leia, transported past smugglers Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew) on board the Millennium Falcon. When the send is taken earnest on the Decease Star, C-3PO helps R2-D2 shut down the infinite station'southward trash compactor, saving their human being companions' lives, before escaping on lath the Falcon. When R2-D2 is damaged during the Battle of Yavin, a grief-stricken C-3PO offers to donate his ain parts to help repair his analogue. C-3PO and a repaired R2-D2 are present at the celebration of the Death Star'due south devastation at the end of the moving-picture show.

Throughout the moving-picture show C-3PO is a foil to R2-D2's antics,[six] even when C-3PO translates R2-D2's automobile voice communication for the audience. C-3PO is originally the property of the captain on the Tantive IV, but seems to follow R2-D2 in a relationship akin to those between homo children;[c] C-3PO oft following R2-D2 around, and R2-D2 needing C-3PO to interpret for him.[d] When R2-D2 is damaged in the Battle of Yavin, C-3PO offers to donate whatsoever mechanical parts helpful in his repair; but this transference is never confirmed.[e]

The Empire Strikes Back (1980) [edit]

In The Empire Strikes Dorsum, C-3PO is responsible for identifying the Empire'due south probe droid, alerting the Rebels to the Empire's awareness of their location on the sixth planet of the Hoth system. C-3PO escapes with Han, Chewbacca, and Leia in the Millennium Falcon, while R2-D2 joins Luke in his search for Yoda (Frank Oz). During this time C-3PO and Han are oftentimes shown as foils, with C-3PO quoting odds and Han defying them. Later a hunt through an asteroid field, the Falcon escapes to Cloud City at Bespin.

While exploring a room in Cloud City, C-3PO is blasted past an off-camera stormtrooper.[3] In search of C-3PO, Chewbacca heads to the Ugnaught recycling facility where he finds the dismembered parts of the droid. When Darth Vader (portrayed by David Prowse, voiced by James Earl Jones) reveals his presence to the group that same day, Chewbacca is sent into a holding cell, but is permitted to rebuild the droid, which he does poorly.[3] Thereafter, Chewbacca carries the partially rebuilt C-3PO on his back during Han'south encasement in carbonite.

With the assist of the city's administrator, Lando Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams), Princess Leia, Chewbacca, and C-3PO escape the city. Having C-3PO on Chewbacca's dorsum proves to be beneficial, in that when Boba Fett (Jeremy Bulloch) escapes the metropolis with a frozen Han, C-3PO notifies them of pursuing stormtroopers. While escaping Vader'southward flagship Executor, R2-D2 begins repairing C-3PO. Upon making their mode to the Rebel's rendezvous point, C-3PO is fully repaired.

Return of the Jedi (1983) [edit]

In Return of the Jedi, Luke commands C-3PO and R2-D2 to deliver a message to Jabba the Hutt from Luke, who offers 3PO's services as a translator and R2-D2's on Jabba'due south flying sheet barge. C-3PO'south first translation for the crime lord is of the bounty hunter Boushh—Leia in disguise—challenge the compensation for Chewbacca equally office of her plan to rescue Han.[7] Later, Luke infiltrates the palace and kills Jabba'south rancor in a duel; whereupon Jabba transfers his court to the canvass barge with Luke, Han, and Chewbacca as food for the Sarlacc, while Leia serves as Jabba's slave. When Luke attempts escape, R2-D2 tosses him his lightsaber, with which he attacks Jabba's guards. In the midst of the boxing, C-3PO is attacked by Jabba's pet Salacious Crumb, who pulls out his right photoreceptor before existence driven off by R2-D2. Thereafter the ii escape the sheet barge and are retrieved by the protagonists.

C-3PO accompanies the strike strength to the Forest Moon of Endor to disable the shield generator protecting the 2d Death Star. When he, Han, Luke, Chewbacca, and R2-D2 are captured by the Ewoks, C-3PO is perceived to be a god by the latter. When the man prisoners are threatened by the Ewoks, Luke uses the Force to levitate the droid above the oversupply as demonstration of the supposed god's ability.[vii] Later that dark, C-3PO narrates the history of the Rebel Brotherhood's fight against the Galactic Empire to the tribe, convincing them to help the Rebels at the Battle of Endor. Subsequently the Empire's 2d Decease Star is destroyed, C-3PO joins the protagonists on Endor in jubilant the autumn of the Empire.

Prequel trilogy [edit]

The Phantom Menace (1999) [edit]

C-3PO returns in Star Wars: Episode I РThe Phantom Menace, the first affiliate of the Star Wars prequel trilogy, where it was revealed that ix-yr-quondam slave Anakin Skywalker (Jake Lloyd) congenital him out of spare parts. C-3PO meets his future partner, R2-D2, forth with Jedi Main Qui-Gon Jinn (Liam Neeson), Queen Padm̩ Amidala (Natalie Portman) of Naboo, and Gungan Jar Jar Binks (Ahmed All-time). C-3PO and R2-D2 help perfect Anakin'south podracer for the Boonta Eve Classic race.[8] Shortly after, C-3PO becomes part of Anakin's pit crew, where he sees Anakin defeat Sebulba. C-3PO and Anakin part means when Qui-Gon frees the boy after winning a bet with Anakin'southward primary, Watto. Earlier departing from C-3PO, Anakin assures the droid that his mother Shmi (Pernilla August) volition not sell him.[viii]

Attack of the Clones (2002) [edit]

In Episode Ii РSet on of the Clones, set ten years after, Shmi is kidnapped by a group of Tusken Raiders. Sensing that his mother is in danger, Anakin (now portrayed by Hayden Christensen) travels with Padm̩ to Tatooine, where they reunite with C-3PO, now with a metal grayness-colored body. He recognizes Anakin and Padm̩ and presents them to Anakin's stepfamily, Owen (Joel Edgerton) and Cliegg Lars (Jack Thompson) and Beru Whitesun (Bonnie Piesse). When Anakin returns with his mother's trunk, C-3PO attends her funeral.

After Anakin and Padmé's visit to Tatooine, C-3PO accompanies them to the planet Geonosis to rescue Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) from Sith Lord Count Dooku (Christopher Lee). Before long after, he follows R2-D2 into a droid-structure site, where his head is temporarily attached to the body of a battle droid, while the head of the droid is placed onto C-3PO'due south torso. Influenced by the battle droid's programming, he reluctantly participates in the film's climactic battle scene, where he is stopped by Jedi Kit Fisto (Silas Carson). Having been restored by R2-D2, he leaves Geonosis with the other protagonists. At the finish of the film, he is a witness to Padmé and Anakin'southward union on Naboo.

Revenge of the Sith (2005) [edit]

In Episode III РRevenge of the Sith, C-3PO is aware of Padm̩'s pregnancy and, in a deleted scene, is present during a underground meeting held with Senators Bail Organa (Jimmy Smits) and Monday Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly). Later Anakin falls to the dark side of the Force and becomes the Sith Lord Darth Vader, he takes C-3PO and R2-D2 with him as he massacres of the Jedi; C-3PO rationalizes Vader'southward behavior by saying he has been under a great deal of stress.[9] C-3PO accompanies Padm̩ to Mustafar, and witnesses Vader using the Force to choke her into unconsciousness; whereupon C-3PO and R2-D2 take her to condom. When Obi-Wan returns to their spaceship following a duel with Vader, C-3PO pilots information technology to Polis Massa and witnesses Padm̩ give nativity to the Skywalker twins, Luke and Leia, and die presently subsequently. C-3PO and R2-D2 become Organa'southward property, and he gives them to Captain Raymus Antilles (Rohan Nichol) to serve aboard the Tantive III, and orders C-3PO's memory erased in society to protect the Skywalker children from their father and the newly created Galactic Empire.[9]

Sequel trilogy [edit]

The Strength Awakens (2015) [edit]

Anthony Daniels reprised the role of C-3PO in The Forcefulness Awakens, the first installment of the sequel trilogy.[10] C-3PO is seen with a cherry-red left arm,[11] just gets a gold arm at the end of the film. He has been upgraded to seven one thousand thousand forms of communication.[12] In the film, he is first seen forth with Leia and a Resistance team, picking upwardly Han, the stormtrooper Finn (John Boyega), the droid BB-8, the scavenger Rey (Daisy Ridley), and Chewbacca on the planet Takodana. During their adventures, C-3PO is reunited with R2-D2, who is reactivated later on having been shut off for years.

The Last Jedi (2017) [edit]

In The Last Jedi, [thirteen] C-3PO mostly serves as an banana for Leia and, while she is unconscious, Resistance pilot Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac); he spends much of the film voicing his concern over the protagonist's chances in missions such equally the evacuation of D'Qar at the start of the film and Finn and Rose Tico's (Kelly Marie Tran) mission on the Mega-class Star Dreadnought Supremacy later on. At the cease of the moving-picture show, C-3PO has a brief reunion with Luke, who winks at him before confronting the motion picture's villain, First Order leader Kylo Ren (Adam Driver).

Co-ordinate to Daniels, "In The Last Jedi I became a tabular array decoration, which I regretted, because Threepio was worth more than that."[xiv]

The Rise of Skywalker (2019) [edit]

In The Rise of Skywalker, he accompanies Rey, Finn, Poe, Chewbacca, and BB-eight to Pasaana to meet with Luke'southward contact, who knows virtually a Sith antiquity; the contact turns out to be Lando. During the journey, they notice a Sith dagger and attempt to translate its inscriptions equally they agree a clue to the whereabouts of Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) and the Sith Eternal's fleet, the Final Club, only it is revealed that C-3PO's programming prevents him translating such a language direct. The heroes manage to discover a hacker on the planet Kijimi who can featherbed the protocols preventing C-3PO from translating the message, but at the cost of wiping his memories. Reactivated afterwards he has provided the translation, C-3PO accompanies the grouping until they return to the Resistance military camp, at which point R2-D2 is able to restore his memory from an earlier dorsum-upwardly created just prior to Rey's first mission. He celebrates the Sith Eternal'due south defeat with the rest of the Resistance at the end. In part of the film, the character appears with scarlet eyes.[15]

Anthology films [edit]

C-3PO makes a brief appearance alongside R2-D2 in Rogue One (2016),[16] accompanying Rebel Brotherhood troops to Scarif alongside Princess Leia.

Other media [edit]

Canon [edit]

Novels [edit]

After the events of Return of the Jedi, C-3PO continues to serve Leia Organa in several novels including Bloodline.

Comics [edit]

C-3PO appears in Marvel'southward Star Wars comic series and accompanies Han Solo on a raid on an Majestic outpost in the miniseries Shattered Empire. The circumstances that caused his left arm to be replaced with a cherry-red ane [f] is told in Marvel's i-shot Star Wars special, C-3PO: The Phantom Limb.[17] [18] He besides appears in Star Wars: Poe Dameron.

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Novels [edit]

In April 2014, nearly of the licensed Star Wars novels and comics produced since the originating 1977 movie Star Wars were rebranded by Lucasfilm as Star Wars Legends and declared non-canon to the franchise.[21]

Co-ordinate to the Star Wars comic strip, C-3PO was activated hundreds of years before the events of the original film on the planet Affa.[22] A Guide to the Star Wars Universe affirms Affa as the droid's planet of origin, narrowing down his activation date to 112 years before A New Hope.[23] In The Phantom Menace (1999), it is revealed that C-3PO was built by a immature Anakin Skywalker. In the not-canon Star Wars Tales story "Thank the Maker", Vader remembers finding the defunct droid in Watto's junk heap and guessing it is several decades old.[24]

In Star Wars media involving the Clone Wars, C-3PO serves equally Padmé Amidala'south personal protocol droid. In "The New Confront of State of war", a story in Star Wars: Commonwealth, Queen Jamillia appoints the droid to serve equally liaison to the Jedi during that campaign post-obit the defence force of Naboo and the bio-plague of Ohma-D'united nations by the Separatists.[25] He is a reluctant participant in many of Padmé's adventures, including a hazardous mission during the Battle of Ilum,[26] in which his loyalty is essential in helping Jedi Master Yoda rescue fellow Jedi Luminara Unduli and Barriss Offee.[27]

In Expanded Universe textile set after Return of the Jedi, C-3PO assists Leia, Luke, and their allies in the Alliance (and later, the New Republic) on many missions. Due to his function as a protocol droid, he most frequently stays with Leia Organa-Solo on Coruscant, profitable her political duties, while R2-D2 often stays with Luke at the Jedi Academy.

In The Truce at Bakura, C-3PO translates Ssi-ruuvi, the language of the Ssi-ruuk, to aid the Alliance.[28] In The Glove of Darth Vader, C-3PO and R2-D2 are members of the Senate Planetary Intelligence Network (SPIN), and undergo transformation past the Droid Modification Team to be disguised every bit Kessel droids so that they could infiltrate a gathering of Imperials to find out who is planning to take control of the Empire.[29]

In The Courtship of Princess Leia, C-3PO is led to believe that Han Solo is ancestrally the King of Corellia during Han'southward competition with Prince Isolder for Leia'south manus in wedlock. C-3PO agrees to assist Han as a counselor droid; simply is shocked when Han kidnaps Leia and takes her to Dathomir. Despite this, he continues to present Han in the best possible light and writes a song for him entitled "The Virtues of King Han Solo", which he backs with the sound of a total symphony orchestra. He after discovers that Han'south ancestor was merely "a pretender to the throne", just is present at Han and Leia's nuptials.[30]

Following the events of Han and Leia's marriage, C-3PO returns with them to Tatooine in Tatooine Ghost. There he helps Han and Leia in their search for an Alderaanian moss painting storing a valuable lawmaking. He also reunites with Kitster Banai and Wald, childhood friends of Anakin Skywalker from Episode I. With their help, C-3PO and the others discover Shmi Skywalker's diary, whereof Leia remarks that the droid described reminds her of C-3PO. Due to his memory wipe in Episode 3, C-3PO does not mention to Han and Leia his connection to Anakin. The code is eventually found and destroyed.[31]

In Heir to the Empire, Lando reprograms C-3PO to sound like Leia in club to hide from Imperials on Nkllon; but the Empire, led by Thou Admiral Thrawn, sees through the deception. In Dark Force Rising, C-3PO goes to Honoghr with Leia during the Thrawn Crisis to discover what had caused the plight of the Noghri. He is forced to hide with Leia and Chewbacca when Imperial forces arrive overhead,[32] merely he afterward returns with Leia to Coruscant, where she gives birth to Jaina and Jacen Solo. He serves as caretaker to the twins, and later Anakin Solo likewise. In The Terminal Command, C-3PO also accompanies Han, Lando, R2-D2, Luke, Chewbacca, and Mara Jade to Wayland on a mission to destroy the Mountain Tantiss storehouse. Thank you to C-3PO and some Noghri, the party recruits aid from the local population and destroys the storehouse.[33]

In Night Apprentice, the Solo twins escape from Chewbacca's and C-3PO'due south watch during a trip to a zoo on Coruscant and arrive in the planet'due south sub-levels. C-3PO frantically searches for them, only they had been constitute by Rex Onibald Daykim and are reunited with their parents.[34]

In Planet of Twilight, C-3PO and R2-D2 accompany Leia on a diplomatic mission to Nam Chorios but are unable to prevent her kidnapping and fail to finish the Death Seed plague unleashed on the crew by Seti Ashgad and Dzym. Eventually rescued by Han and Lando, the two droids convey their message for help.[35]

In The Crystal Star, C-3PO accompanies Luke and Han to Crseih Station to investigate the possible beingness of Jedi trainees; simply instead find Waru, a creature from some other dimension, from whom they learn of Waru'due south alliance with Lord Hethrir and of the kidnapping of the Solo children. Hethrir is destroyed post-obit a confrontation with Leia, Han, and Luke while Waru returns to his dimension.[36]

In The Black Fleet Crunch, C-3PO accompanies Lando, R2-D2, and Lando's associate Lobot to investigate the delinquent alien ship Teljkon Vagabond; somewhen to observe that the ship contains the last vestiges of the Quella civilization.[37]

In The New Rebellion, C-3PO, along with R2-D2 and a young mechanic named Cole Fardreamer, is instrumental in stopping Kueller from regaining ability by disabling the explosive devices he had placed in a big number of droids.[38]

In Ambush at Corellia, during the outbreak of the Beginning Corellian Insurrection, C-3PO and Chewbacca remember Jaina, Jacen, and Anakin from the burning Corona House.[39] In Showdown at Centerpoint, Threepio accompanies Luke, Gaeriel Captison, Belindi Kalenda, and Lando Calrissian to Centerpoint Station, and alerts them to the fact that the temperature inside Hollowtown is increasing to dangerously high levels.[40] In Vision of the Future, C-3PO participates in Talon Karrde's trek to the Kathol Sector to find Jorj Car'das, serving equally a translator.[41]

Animated series [edit]

During the Droids series, prepare between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope, C-3PO and R2-D2 are traded to diverse masters.

In Clone Wars, C-3PO'southward outer plating are upgraded to a shiny bronzium coating[42] [g] due to his tenure every bit Padmé's servant.[43] He likewise disapproves of gainsay droids, once enervating to "have a serious talk with their programmer".[44]

Comics [edit]

In 1994, Nighttime Horse Comics, in its self-titled compilation serial, serialized a story titled Droids,[45] which led into a 14-event comic serial standing the adventures of C-3PO and R2-D2 earlier the events of A New Hope.[46] [47] Lucasfilm did not crave these to tie into the animated series of the same name.[48] [h] Anthony Daniels and Ryder Windham also co-wrote a one-shot comic titled The Protocol Offensive (1997), based on a story past Brian Daley and with art past Igor Kordey.[48] [49] [i]

In Empire's End, C-3PO and R2-D2 are nearly destroyed later on they spot an Majestic installing a homing beacon on the Millennium Falcon; but are saved past Han Solo and Chewbacca. The resurrected Palpatine and his fleet find the Alliance's being, leading C-3PO and the others to abscond to Iziz, a city on the planet of Onderon. Palpatine eventually finds them, but is mortally wounded by Han and destroyed when Empatojayos Brand sacrifices himself to save the latter's son Anakin.[50]

In the not-canon Star Wars Tales story Storyteller, C-3PO is found partially destroyed and abandoned, years afterwards the events of the original trilogy, by 2 slave boys. He tells them stories of Luke Skywalker's adventures, and they imagine the stories played out by members of their own conflicting race. Equally he is finishing his tale, a Vindar slavedriver appears, blasts C-3PO's head off, and kills Otalp. After the Vindar leave the cave, Remoh finds a lightsaber in the remains of C-3PO's body and in and then doing, finds hope for his people'due south freedom.

Boob tube [edit]

The US Department of Health and Human Services sponsored an approximately i minute long anti smoking television public service announcement. In the PSA, C-3PO finds R2-D2 holding a cigarette, and warns R2 of the dangerous nature of smoking.

Backside the scenes [edit]

Anthony Daniels did non initially hold to be cast as C-3PO, but inverse his mind after reading the character's part in the script and seeing a concept painting by Ralph McQuarrie,[51] who based his early design largely on Walter Schulze-Mittendorff's Maschinenmensch from the Fritz Lang film Metropolis (1927).[52] The initial costume had to be roughened and then it would non reflect too much light.[53] Daniels tried on the full costume for the outset fourth dimension the day earlier shooting began,[54] and did not see its final appearance until beingness shown a Polaroid photograph of information technology while he wore the accommodate.[53] George Lucas originally envisioned the character as "more of a con man" with an American accent, just inverse his heed after Daniels' voice performance outshone that of thirty other actors that tested for the office.[55] [j] Mel Blanc was considered for the function, merely according to Daniels, Blanc told Lucas that Daniels was amend for the part.[56] [57]

C-3PO has been played by Daniels in 11 Star Wars films[ten] [58]—ten live activeness (every episode of the "Skywalker Saga" and one Anthology picture show) and i blithe. In The Phantom Menace, a skeletal C-3PO model was puppeteered by Michael Lynch (who was also a main model maker for all three prequel films), with Daniels providing the voice, and Lynch was removed in post-product. Daniels attempted to puppeteer the skeletal droid for Episode Two, just experienced difficulties; the boob was replaced in favor of a fully plated C-3PO.[53] A filmed scene featured Padmé outfitting C-3PO with his plating, but it was cut to meliorate the pacing.[53] From Attack of the Clones to The Rise of Skywalker, also as Rogue 1, Daniels both wore the costume and provided the voice.[53]

Daniels as well played C-3PO in the alive-activeness segments of Star Wars Holiday Special (1978),[59] and voiced the character in the animated portion.[yard] Daniels appeared as C-3PO at the 50th Academy Awards in 1978 and 88th University Awards in 2016. He also voiced C-3PO in the radio drama adaptations of the original trilogy and five Star Wars animated series: Droids (1985–86), Clone Wars (2003–05), The Clone Wars (2008–fourteen),[10] Rebels (2014–18)[threescore] and Resistance (2018–xx). He reprised his role in The Lego Movie,[60] in which C-3PO has a cameo advent with crew members of the Millennium Falcon,[61] and in the Star Wars Forces of Destiny episode "Beasts of Echo Base", in which his voice can exist heard on Leia'south comlink.[62] [l] Daniels also voiced C-3PO in Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018),[63] [m] various animated Lego Star Wars productions[65] and video games. Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures features some of C-3PO'south dialogue from the Skywalker Saga. C-3PO was featured with R2-D2, BB-8 and Chewbacca in Star Wars Blips.[66]

Daniels reprised his function of C-3PO for the Disneyland ride Star Tours,[60] co-created past George Lucas in 1987. He was videotaped while recording the dialogue, with the record serving as a reference for the Imagineers to programme an audio-animatronic C-3PO in the queue expanse. Both it and the audio-animatronic R2-D2 are the original props used in filming. Daniels also donned the costume for certain video segments played before and after the simulator ride itself, likewise portraying an electronically disguised Ewok announcer. Daniels also appeared in the C-3PO costume for various promotional materials for Star Tours, including the electronic press kit, a Disney special on Star Tours hosted by Gil Gerard, and various opening twenty-four hour period skits. When Star Tours opened a bilingual version at Disneyland Paris, Daniels re-recorded C-3PO's dialogue in French. C-3PO ends upward in the airplane pilot'southward seat of the Starspeeder thousand in the attraction'south successor, Star Tours – The Adventures Continue,[67] in which he is also played by Daniels.[53]

Daniels made several appearances as C-3PO on numerous TV shows and commercials[n], notably on a Star Wars-themed episode of The Donny and Marie Show in 1977,[68] Disneyland's 35th Anniversary and a Star Wars-themed episode of The Muppet Show in 1980.[69] Along with R2-D2, he also has a role as the graphic symbol on Sesame Street episodes 1364 and 1396.[69] [68] They also hosted several documentaries including The Making of Star Wars and Star Wars: Connections.[o]

In 1977, a photograph appeared on a Topps Star Wars trading carte in which C-3PO appeared to accept a prominent phallus. It was later withdrawn from apportionment.[53] In 2007, the official Star Wars website hypothesized that this was caused by a part of the adapt that had fallen into place just every bit the photograph was taken. Notwithstanding, in 2019 Daniels clarified that the costume had become compromised during C-3PO's oil bathroom in A New Promise; the warm liquid had caused the costume to split, leading to "an over-exposure of plastic in that region".[70] He further speculated in his 2019 autobiography that an artist had painted in the extended appendage.[53]

Cultural influence [edit]

C-3PO was inducted into the Robot Hall of Fame in 2004 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A lifesize replica tin can be seen at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh.

In 2012, the United States Navy built a robot called the Autonomous Shipboard Humanoid which they claim was modeled on C-3PO. The robot was built for the purpose of extinguishing fires, but has similar movement abilities to the Star Wars droid by being able to climb ladders and deport hoses. Also similar to C-3PO, it tin respond to man gestures, only at a much more bones level.[71] [72]

1 of NASA programs to collaborate with the private sector in the development of commercial space transportation it's named 'C3PO', acronym for Commercial Crew & Cargo Program Office.[73]

Nicolas Ghesquière, creative director of Louis Vuitton, and Rodarte have created style designs inspired past C-3PO.[74] The cover photo of the Baronial 2015 outcome of GQ featured comedian Amy Schumer wearing a replica of Princess Leia'due south bikini and sucking 1 of C-3PO's fingers. Lucasfilm and Disney objected to this prototype and tweeted a public statement that it was unauthorized.[74]

In the Italian version of the original trilogy, C-3PO was named "D-3BO".[75] Anglicisms were not common in the Italian linguistic communication during the 1970s and 1980s, and the names of diverse characters were changed to be easier to pronounce and recognize for Italian speakers. Some of these changes were reverted in the dubbing of the prequel and sequel trilogies, where the original name C-3PO was used instead. Other name changes in the Italian version of the original trilogy include R2-D2, Han Solo, Leia Organa and Darth Vader, who were chosen respectively "C1-P8", "Ian Solo", "Leila Organa" and "Dart Fener" (or "Lord Fener").

Encounter also [edit]

  • R2-D2
  • BB-8
  • Anakin Skywalker

Notes [edit]

  1. Daniels, Anthony (2019). I Am C-3PO: The Within Story. DK. ISBN9781465492562.
  2. Herzfeld, Noreen L. (2002). In our prototype: artificial intelligence and the human spirit. Fortress Printing. ISBN978-0-8006-3476-six . Retrieved 4 February 2011.

References [edit]

Footnotes

  1. ^ Even so, Anthony Daniels appears in Solo as another character, making him the just person to be involved in all twelve theatrical Star Wars films.
  2. ^ Later titled Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope
  3. ^ "R2-D2 and C-3PO human activity more like children..." Herzheld, p. 62.
  4. ^ "One speedily senses the dependence R2-D2 has on C-3PO as a translator, a dependence that is returned by C-3PO'southward emotional demand for R2-D2, equally well equally for the human characters" Herzfeld pp. 62–64.
  5. ^ "The closeness of the two robots is exemplified by C-3PO, who both urges R2-D2 to take care of himself and offers his ain circuits to repair R2-D2 after a mishap." Herzfeld, p. 62.
  6. ^ As seen in The Force Awakens.
  7. ^ Equally later seen in Revenge of the Sith. This was his first appearance in gold plating (in the series) and one of the attempts to maintain continuity by bridging Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.
  8. ^ Anthony Daniels wrote in the introduction to the merchandise paperback of the first arc that "Some of the pages are as disarming in character to me, equally though I were actually there, playing the role."[48]
  9. ^ Daniels wrote all of C-3PO'south dialogue for the comic.[48]
  10. ^ Richard Dreyfuss was amongst the actors who auditioned.[53]
  11. ^ The Story of the Faithful Wookiee. The animation style of C-3PO was later used for Droids and Clone Wars. Genndy Tartakovsky paid homage to Nelvana'southward blitheness mode by making C-3PO's optics move every bit Nelvana did.
  12. ^ This episode ties with a deleted scene from The Empire Strikes Back, where C-3PO rips a warning sign from an Repeat Base door (beyond which the wampas are kept)—to trick the Imperials into going into the wrong room.
  13. ^ C-3PO appears as a servant of the Disney Princesses, which notably does not include Princess Leia.[64]
  14. ^ Kellogg'south C-3PO'due south cereal in 1984 and Currys & PC World Meagastore in 2010
  15. ^ As it was produced in 2002, there were no scenes from Revenge of the Sith nor the changes independent in the 2004 DVD Special Edition releases.

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External links [edit]

  • C-3PO in the StarWars.com Databank
  • https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/C-3PO
  • C-3PO on Wookieepedia, a Star Wars wiki

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