The First Team debuted on May 28th on BBC Two. "Lost scene" of Luke Skywalker working on a new lightsaber in a cave overlooking the Millennium Falcon and his X-wing, followed by R2-D2 and C-3PO starting their trek to Jabba's palace. Northeastern Iceland's Krafla Volcano also doubles as the planet of Eadu in "Rogue One." The idyllic location witnesses explosive battle scenes as Jyn Erso leads a rebel squad on a mission to steal Death Star plans. Mustafar is a small planet that appeared in the Star Wars universe. The beautiful medieval city of Dubrovnik makes an appearance in "The Last Jedi" as Canto Bight, a "Star Wars" version of Las Vegas. Mustafar: The volcano erupted during filming of Episode III and Lucasfilm sent camera crews to shoot several angles of the eruption; footage was later composited into the background of the scenes set on Mustafar including the lightsaber duel of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. At the height of the Cold War, RAF Greenham Common military base was one of the most heavily guarded locations in the UK. Oops! Eventually it became a hotel, which George Lucas used to film the first "Star Wars" film. Since being decommissioned, the base has been used for several movie projects. You've also seen it in "Merlin," "Doctor Who" and other TV and film productions. In the movie, the barren terrain's blindingly white salt surface covers blood-red minerals, producing violent bursts of color with every explosion and footprint. The majestic Plaza de Espana in the Spanish city of Seville was originally built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. For the scenes in "Attack of the Clones" and "The Phantom Menace," the plaza was dramatically expanded to a full circle, and the building altered to include the towers and green domes of Naboo. Nearby is La Grande Dune, site of the Dune Sea. James Bond came here for a bit in "Casino Royale.". The Norman Foster-designed station's escalators and glass safety doors are particularly noticeable in the film. All Rights Reserved, Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005). These "Star Wars" filming locations are just a plane ride away -- from Iceland and Italy to Tunisia and Arizona. They were fortified and grouped into ksour. The finale of "The Force Awakens" was filmed at the ruins of this seventh-century monastery, which sits on the steep sides of the island Skellig Michael.

In "The Force Awakens," it enters active service once more, as a base for Resistance X-Wing Fighters. The cantina where Luke and Obi-Wan get stopped by sandtroopers is in the middle of the island town of Ajim. For the "Force Awakens," director J.J. Abrams chose the desert of the United Arab Emirates to represent the planet Jakku. Crucial scenes in "A New Hope" were filmed in Death Valley between the Sierra Nevada mountains and Mojave Desert. But driving through the parks still gives a feel for the set, especially along the Avenue of the Giants highway.

Featured in "A New Hope", with some movie magic, this little structure transformed into the famous Cantina. A lovely spot for a building that's used by fishermen as a storeroom. Although no scenes were filmed there, it was digitally scouted to capture plate photography for backdrops in the Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. Anakin Skywalker fight on Mustafar. The Adriatic port already trades heavily on its. It doubled for Mars and hosted a profane Matt Damon in "The Martian.".

The First Team debuted on May 28th on BBC Two. "Lost scene" of Luke Skywalker working on a new lightsaber in a cave overlooking the Millennium Falcon and his X-wing, followed by R2-D2 and C-3PO starting their trek to Jabba's palace. Northeastern Iceland's Krafla Volcano also doubles as the planet of Eadu in "Rogue One." The idyllic location witnesses explosive battle scenes as Jyn Erso leads a rebel squad on a mission to steal Death Star plans. Mustafar is a small planet that appeared in the Star Wars universe. The beautiful medieval city of Dubrovnik makes an appearance in "The Last Jedi" as Canto Bight, a "Star Wars" version of Las Vegas. Mustafar: The volcano erupted during filming of Episode III and Lucasfilm sent camera crews to shoot several angles of the eruption; footage was later composited into the background of the scenes set on Mustafar including the lightsaber duel of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. At the height of the Cold War, RAF Greenham Common military base was one of the most heavily guarded locations in the UK. Oops! Eventually it became a hotel, which George Lucas used to film the first "Star Wars" film. Since being decommissioned, the base has been used for several movie projects. You've also seen it in "Merlin," "Doctor Who" and other TV and film productions. In the movie, the barren terrain's blindingly white salt surface covers blood-red minerals, producing violent bursts of color with every explosion and footprint. The majestic Plaza de Espana in the Spanish city of Seville was originally built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. For the scenes in "Attack of the Clones" and "The Phantom Menace," the plaza was dramatically expanded to a full circle, and the building altered to include the towers and green domes of Naboo. Nearby is La Grande Dune, site of the Dune Sea. James Bond came here for a bit in "Casino Royale.". The Norman Foster-designed station's escalators and glass safety doors are particularly noticeable in the film. All Rights Reserved, Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005). These "Star Wars" filming locations are just a plane ride away -- from Iceland and Italy to Tunisia and Arizona. They were fortified and grouped into ksour. The finale of "The Force Awakens" was filmed at the ruins of this seventh-century monastery, which sits on the steep sides of the island Skellig Michael.

In "The Force Awakens," it enters active service once more, as a base for Resistance X-Wing Fighters. The cantina where Luke and Obi-Wan get stopped by sandtroopers is in the middle of the island town of Ajim. For the "Force Awakens," director J.J. Abrams chose the desert of the United Arab Emirates to represent the planet Jakku. Crucial scenes in "A New Hope" were filmed in Death Valley between the Sierra Nevada mountains and Mojave Desert. But driving through the parks still gives a feel for the set, especially along the Avenue of the Giants highway.

Featured in "A New Hope", with some movie magic, this little structure transformed into the famous Cantina. A lovely spot for a building that's used by fishermen as a storeroom. Although no scenes were filmed there, it was digitally scouted to capture plate photography for backdrops in the Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. Anakin Skywalker fight on Mustafar. The Adriatic port already trades heavily on its. It doubled for Mars and hosted a profane Matt Damon in "The Martian.".

The First Team debuted on May 28th on BBC Two. "Lost scene" of Luke Skywalker working on a new lightsaber in a cave overlooking the Millennium Falcon and his X-wing, followed by R2-D2 and C-3PO starting their trek to Jabba's palace. Northeastern Iceland's Krafla Volcano also doubles as the planet of Eadu in "Rogue One." The idyllic location witnesses explosive battle scenes as Jyn Erso leads a rebel squad on a mission to steal Death Star plans. Mustafar is a small planet that appeared in the Star Wars universe. The beautiful medieval city of Dubrovnik makes an appearance in "The Last Jedi" as Canto Bight, a "Star Wars" version of Las Vegas. Mustafar: The volcano erupted during filming of Episode III and Lucasfilm sent camera crews to shoot several angles of the eruption; footage was later composited into the background of the scenes set on Mustafar including the lightsaber duel of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. At the height of the Cold War, RAF Greenham Common military base was one of the most heavily guarded locations in the UK. Oops! Eventually it became a hotel, which George Lucas used to film the first "Star Wars" film. Since being decommissioned, the base has been used for several movie projects. You've also seen it in "Merlin," "Doctor Who" and other TV and film productions. In the movie, the barren terrain's blindingly white salt surface covers blood-red minerals, producing violent bursts of color with every explosion and footprint. The majestic Plaza de Espana in the Spanish city of Seville was originally built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. For the scenes in "Attack of the Clones" and "The Phantom Menace," the plaza was dramatically expanded to a full circle, and the building altered to include the towers and green domes of Naboo. Nearby is La Grande Dune, site of the Dune Sea. James Bond came here for a bit in "Casino Royale.". The Norman Foster-designed station's escalators and glass safety doors are particularly noticeable in the film. All Rights Reserved, Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005). These "Star Wars" filming locations are just a plane ride away -- from Iceland and Italy to Tunisia and Arizona. They were fortified and grouped into ksour. The finale of "The Force Awakens" was filmed at the ruins of this seventh-century monastery, which sits on the steep sides of the island Skellig Michael.

In "The Force Awakens," it enters active service once more, as a base for Resistance X-Wing Fighters. The cantina where Luke and Obi-Wan get stopped by sandtroopers is in the middle of the island town of Ajim. For the "Force Awakens," director J.J. Abrams chose the desert of the United Arab Emirates to represent the planet Jakku. Crucial scenes in "A New Hope" were filmed in Death Valley between the Sierra Nevada mountains and Mojave Desert. But driving through the parks still gives a feel for the set, especially along the Avenue of the Giants highway.

Featured in "A New Hope", with some movie magic, this little structure transformed into the famous Cantina. A lovely spot for a building that's used by fishermen as a storeroom. Although no scenes were filmed there, it was digitally scouted to capture plate photography for backdrops in the Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. Anakin Skywalker fight on Mustafar. The Adriatic port already trades heavily on its. It doubled for Mars and hosted a profane Matt Damon in "The Martian.".

The First Team debuted on May 28th on BBC Two. "Lost scene" of Luke Skywalker working on a new lightsaber in a cave overlooking the Millennium Falcon and his X-wing, followed by R2-D2 and C-3PO starting their trek to Jabba's palace. Northeastern Iceland's Krafla Volcano also doubles as the planet of Eadu in "Rogue One." The idyllic location witnesses explosive battle scenes as Jyn Erso leads a rebel squad on a mission to steal Death Star plans. Mustafar is a small planet that appeared in the Star Wars universe. The beautiful medieval city of Dubrovnik makes an appearance in "The Last Jedi" as Canto Bight, a "Star Wars" version of Las Vegas. Mustafar: The volcano erupted during filming of Episode III and Lucasfilm sent camera crews to shoot several angles of the eruption; footage was later composited into the background of the scenes set on Mustafar including the lightsaber duel of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. At the height of the Cold War, RAF Greenham Common military base was one of the most heavily guarded locations in the UK. Oops! Eventually it became a hotel, which George Lucas used to film the first "Star Wars" film. Since being decommissioned, the base has been used for several movie projects. You've also seen it in "Merlin," "Doctor Who" and other TV and film productions. In the movie, the barren terrain's blindingly white salt surface covers blood-red minerals, producing violent bursts of color with every explosion and footprint. The majestic Plaza de Espana in the Spanish city of Seville was originally built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. For the scenes in "Attack of the Clones" and "The Phantom Menace," the plaza was dramatically expanded to a full circle, and the building altered to include the towers and green domes of Naboo. Nearby is La Grande Dune, site of the Dune Sea. James Bond came here for a bit in "Casino Royale.". The Norman Foster-designed station's escalators and glass safety doors are particularly noticeable in the film. All Rights Reserved, Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005). These "Star Wars" filming locations are just a plane ride away -- from Iceland and Italy to Tunisia and Arizona. They were fortified and grouped into ksour. The finale of "The Force Awakens" was filmed at the ruins of this seventh-century monastery, which sits on the steep sides of the island Skellig Michael.

In "The Force Awakens," it enters active service once more, as a base for Resistance X-Wing Fighters. The cantina where Luke and Obi-Wan get stopped by sandtroopers is in the middle of the island town of Ajim. For the "Force Awakens," director J.J. Abrams chose the desert of the United Arab Emirates to represent the planet Jakku. Crucial scenes in "A New Hope" were filmed in Death Valley between the Sierra Nevada mountains and Mojave Desert. But driving through the parks still gives a feel for the set, especially along the Avenue of the Giants highway.

Featured in "A New Hope", with some movie magic, this little structure transformed into the famous Cantina. A lovely spot for a building that's used by fishermen as a storeroom. Although no scenes were filmed there, it was digitally scouted to capture plate photography for backdrops in the Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. Anakin Skywalker fight on Mustafar. The Adriatic port already trades heavily on its. It doubled for Mars and hosted a profane Matt Damon in "The Martian.".