A Certain Point of View: Writing, Film and Stuff

(C) 1996 HighBridge Audio and Lucasfilm Ltd. (LFL) Tatooine Haunts Cast  See-Threepio (C-3PO): Anthony Daniels Luke Skywalker: Joshua Fardon Darth Vader: Brock Peters Emperor Palpatine: Paul Hecht Bib Fortuna: David Dukes Jabba the Hutt: Edward (Ed) Asner Ninedenine (9D9) Yeardley Smith Arica (Mara Jade):Samantha Bennett Oola (actor not listed) Boussh (Leia): Ann Sachs Han Solo: Perry King Narrator: Ken Hiller  Sound/FX Roles Artoo-Detoo (R2-D2) Gamorrean #1 Gamorrean #2 Max Rebo's Band Salacious Crumb: Ian Gomez Power Droid Rancor Chewbacca Reviewer's Note: All quoted material is from the 1996 book Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - The National Public Radio Dramatization.  This edition contains Brian Daley's complete radio play, which differs slightly from the version of the Radio Drama which aired on National Public Radio in 1996 and the original 1990s HighBridge Audio cassette and compact disc editions. The version in Daley'

Pros:  Whimsical yet touching story, wonderful voice acting and Pixar's awesome visual artwork Cons:  None! Up:  Whimsical Yet Touching   Co-written and co-directed by Bob Peterson and Pete Docter,  Up  is essentially the love story of Carl and Ellie Fredricksen, even though Ellie dies before the film's main plot about the house-and-balloons adventure that gives the movie its offbeat but effective title. Up  begins as an extended flashback in which we first meet Carl Fredricksen as a very shy young boy in a packed movie house watching an old newsreel; it's sometime in the 1930s or '40s and newsreels were the "windows to the world" in the same way that cable networks such as BBC World, CNN and MSNBC are today. In this newsreel we're introduced to explorer Charles Muntz (Christopher Plummer), who's a cross between Howard Hughes and Indiana Jones.  Muntz flies all over the world in  The Spirit of Adventure,  a Zeppelin-like airship with