Interviews
with The Bothan Spy
The Force has been with The Bothan Spy and provided us opportunities to talk with some of the people who have populated the silver screen in our favorite movies. Gathered here are interviews with those gracious enough to grant us their time. Read on for insight into the processes, experiences and thoughts of those people who were involved in the greatest phenomenon in movie history.

Below are a selection of interviews. They are arranged with the most recent interview at the top. Clicking on any interview banner will take you to the desired page. Enjoy!
Whether he’s hanging out in Tosche Station, or patrolling the streets of Mos Eisley, Anthony Forrest has left his mark on Star Wars. He is known for his roles as the Sandtrooper Sergeant inquiring about droids, and as Fixer, one of Luke’s friends who appears in the Tosche Station scenes cut from A New Hope. An actor, writer, and musician, Anthony Forrest relates to us tales of his influences, experiences, and future projects.

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The scourge of the Rebellion, or at least anyone foolhardy enough to tackle the sheild generator on Endor, Lt Renz is to become a Gentle Giant Ltd Mini-Bust. The man behind the bust, Barrie Holland has agreed to give us his side of the bust creation story and bring us up to speed on the happenings in his life since he last interviewed with us here at The Bothan Spy.

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A man of many skills and passions, David Ankrum followed his parents footsteps into acting. Appearing before the camera and later off-screen, as a voice-artist, David eventually turned his talents to writing. Currently, he represents other actors as a talent agent with bi-coastal offices. In A New Hope, George Lucas cast David as the voice of Wedge Antilles. Read on to learn more about his career and experiences, including those with childhood friend Dennis Muren.

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A talented man, Mr. Philpott got his start as a street performer while traveling abroad. After returning to England, he developed his skills in puppetry and mime, leading to a career in movies. His work appears in such 80’s classics as The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, Little Shop of Horrors, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, and of course, Return of the Jedi, where he co-performed Jabba the Hutt. Read on to learn more about his fascinating experiences!

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A veteran actor and writer, Guy Siner's talents can be seen in numerous movies and television series, including several classic Sci-Fi series. Perhaps best known for his role on the BBC's 'Allo 'Allo!, he has also appeared in Pirates of the Caribbean and lent his voice to several Star Wars video games.

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Perhaps most recognised in the UK for his portrayal of PC Craig Lovell in "The Bill", Derek Lyons is also a veteran of franchise blockbusters such as James Bond and Indiana Jones. Star Wars fans will know him best for his role as a Massassi Temple Guard and a Medal Bearer from the final ceremony in the original Star Wars.

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A distinguished model and actress who has appeared in some of Hollywood's most memorable blockbusters, such as Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Die Another Day, Christine Hewett portrayed Brea Tonnika in A New Hope.

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A man of many talents, Tim Dry is an artist in every sense of the word. Award-winning photographer, multi-talented actor, intriguing author, and world-travelling rock star are all titles he has held. If that weren't enough, he played both heroic and villainous aliens in Return of the Jedi.

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An accomplished writer and actor, Terence Mustoo has made his career in both stage and film. He has appeared in numerous plays, television shows, and movies, including both The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.

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A veteran of both films and modeling, Barrie Holland has appeared in more than 200 major Hollywood movies, including the entire Indiana Jones trilogy, Batman, and of course, Return of the Jedi, where his line as Lt. Renz, "You Rebel Scum!", has become a pop culture classic.

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