Cinema Relics New Episodes: Luke’s Lightsaber Found In Trash – Then Given Away!?

Cinema Relics: Investigations, hosted by well-known collector and preservationist Dan Lanigan has returned with new content on YouTube. Debuting in Spring 2025 the series explores the artistry behind remarkable props and costumes as well as the history that each piece holds within the broader context of film culture. For those who relish the hobby of collecting original screen-used props and costumes, this series is an absolute must-see. Currently, Cinema Relics boasts around 147 videos on their YouTube channel, offering a treasure trove of interesting content to absorb, from in-depth interviews to behind-the-scenes stories. As new content is on the horizon, you can look forward to more video’s on interesting topics that have engaging discussions offering up intriguing revelations that will enrich our understanding and appreciation of how props, costumes are made.
“Season Two” kicks off with the amazing tale of; “Andy Mitchell, whose father Andrew Mitchell was the Managing Director of Elstree Studios during the production of the original Star Wars trilogy. As a seven-year-old boy, Andy had free run of one of the most important film sets in cinema history. And one day, in a pile of discarded props on the backlot, he found something extraordinary: a lightsaber from the original 1977 production.” – Cinema Relics
Check out the full amazing tale in the video below, be sure to subscribe to Cinema Relics for more similar content.
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