The 1977 version of the first Star Wars movie will be shown on the opening night of the BFI's Film on Film festival this June ...

The original cut of the 1977 film “Star Wars: A New Hope” will be screened in London this summer. According to The Guardian, ...

BFI has stunned Star Wars fans with the announcement they'll be playing the original unaltered cut of Star Wars: A New Hope, ...

The Star Wars franchise began with the George Lucas-directed Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, which was released in 1977.

The unedited 1977 theatrical cut of the first Star Wars film will headline the BFI's Film on Film Festival this summer.

Star Wars fans love to argue, but it's not entirely their fault — the films have been tinkered with so many times over the years that it's hard not to have strong opinions over which version sees the ...

Fans now have a chance to watch the 1977 Star Wars as it was released back then. Read on to learn more about the same.

The Star Wars franchise may run like a well-oiled machine now, but the making of the original 1977 film was very chaotic.

Chewbacca's weapon and Luke Skywalker's "Medal of Yarvin" feature in some of the most iconic scenes in the original Star Wars ...