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Neil Patrick Harris
NPH proved “Star Wars” is a family affair when his entire family dressed up as characters from the original trilogy. Harris donned Obi-Wan Kenobi’s cloak and white bears, while husband David Burtka went full Han Solo. Twins Harper and Gideon naturally dressed as the galaxy’s favourite twins, Luke and Leia.
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Kaley Cuoco
“The Big Bang Theory” star Kaley Cuoco has a whole gaggle of “Star Wars” loving friends. The actress nixed the fluffy Chewbacca costume to pick up a lightsaber as Luke Skywalker in this fun group photo.
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Max Zuckerberg
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg knows you’ve got to get your kids into “Star Wars” at a young age. Zuckerberg made sure infant daughter Max got into the fandom early, with one question: will she choose the Dark Side or the Light?
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Zoe Saldana
“Guardians Of The Galaxy” star Zoe Saldana shared a sweet photo of her family in their “Star Wars” socks proving fandom comes in all sizes.
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Jamie Oliver
Yep, that's celeb chef Jamie Oliver out on the streets of London with his two daughters in a Stormtrooper costume.
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Faith Hill And Tim McGraw
The country couple that cosplays together, stays together.
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Simon Pegg
Sometimes dreams do come true. Die-hard “Star Wars” fan Simon Pegg once said, "I measure my life in terms of my relationship with Star Wars". His love of a galaxy far, far away and friendship with director J.J. Abrams led to his role as Jakku’s sleazy alien junk dealer in “The Force Awakens.”
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Olivia Munn
“Star Wars”-loving couple Olivia Munn and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers showed their fandom off in an Instagram snap, asking which one was the bigger fan. The actress proudly displayed her new logo t-shirt, but it’s Rogers who wins the fan challenge for owning an Obi-Wan Kenobi costume.
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Jon Stewart And Stephen Colbert
The talk show hosts once had a duel to see which one of them was the ultimate “Star Wars” fan. In the end, Stewart proved triumphant, but Colbert’s in-depth analysis of Kylo Ren’s cross-hilt lightsaber in “The Force Awakens” definitely earns him some fandom points.
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Ariana Grande
Ariana Grande wanted to set the record straight on the age-old “who shot first?” debate. The pop star dressed as a sexy high-heeled intergalactic bounty hunter in a video posted to YouTube. "Han didn't shoot first, because Greedo never fired off a shot in the first place," she says before blasting aliens in the clip.
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Rainn Wilson
Rainn Wilson and son Walter arrived in style to “The Force Awakens” premiere. The father and son duo donned Jedi and Boba Fett costumes. He hashtagged the Twitter pic with “#ChubbyJedi”.
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Megan Fox
“Is it cool or embarrassing to own a life size R2D2? It's cool right?...Right?!” Megan Fox tweeted, posting a pic of the giant droid in her house.
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Jaime King
She may voice a few characters in “Star Wars: the Clone Wars”, but Jaime King showed her true “Star Wars” fandom in 2013 when she had a “Star Wars”-themed baby shower. Mom-to-be and husband Kyle Newman celebrated with an elaborate cake decorated with an image of themselves as Luke and Leia, a stormtrooper, Darth Vader and the Death Star. A chocolate decoration on the cake reads “May the Force be with Baby Newman.”
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Cara Delevingne
Model-actress Cara Delevingne goes incognito in true “Star Wars” fan style. She shared a photo of herself dressed as Jabba the Hutt at her local movie theatre as she prepared to take in a screening of “The Force Awakens”.
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Anna Kendrick
“Pitch Perfect” star Anna Kendrick nearly had a meltdown on Twitter when the first trailer for “The Force Awakens” debuted online in 2014. She later got her “Star Wars” fangirl moment, meeting Princess Leia herself, Carrie Fisher, posting a pic of their meeting on Twitter.
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Freddie Mercury
At a Houston concert in August 1980, Queen's dynamic singer Freddie Mercury closed the show by returning onstage for one more song. However he did it by sitting on the shoulders of one seven-foot man dressed as Darth Vader. Fans loved the schtick but Star Wars founder George Lucas wasn't keen. According to website Gunaxin Lucas threatened to sue the band for using the character in their concerts. The threat was enough to nix the gag. The same tour Mercury would also ride on the shoulders of Superman.
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Seth Green
Actor Seth Green would love to be in 'Star Wars' but told Esquire in 2013 discussions he had with George Lucas were a dream come true. Green and Lucas worked on a comedy series called Star Wars: Detours to "offer a different perspective of Star Wars, sort of the way Clone Wars did." Episodes are done but haven't aired. Green told Lucas he thought Jar Jar Binks wasn't funny but loved C-3PO in the originals. Lucas told Green it was because the kids loved those characters while the adults despised both of them.
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"Weird" Al Yankovic
Some of Weird Al Yankovic's bigger parodies have been rich in Star Wars minutiae. In 1999 the singer released "The Saga Begins," a parody using Don McLean's "American Pie." The tune recapped what transpired in The Phantom Menace with the singer paying a hefty price tag (which went to charity) to see a pre-screening of the film. In 1985, Yankovic reworked the Kinks' classic "Lola" into "Yoda." It took Yankovic five years to get permission to release "Yoda" as a chance meeting with The Kinks' Ray Davies sealed the deal.
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Matt Stone and Trey Parker
South Park founders Matt Stone and Trey Parker told MTV in 2005 they worshipped the three original films but despised the subsequent trilogy. "Beyond all the wooden acting and the stupid fights and all the terrible scripts, the very core of Star Wars was ruined in these new ones," Stone said. When asked what character they hated, both replied it was all the prequels' characters. Stone's favourite character was General Ackbar from The Empire Strikes Back. The duo referenced Star Wars in their hit musical The Book Of Mormon.
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Chino Moreno
Deftones singer Chino Moreno told ArtistDirect in 2010 how much he adored Star Wars. "Star Wars is pretty f--king important to me," Moreno said, adding it opened his eyes to a world of possibilities."I got wide-eyed as a kid, and I still just love it." The singer said The Empire Strikes Back is his favourite film of the franchise for "how clean everything looked and the aesthetic." He also said some scenes proved there was "decadence in space, too." Moreno told RockSoundTV in 2013 he's "very much" looking forward to the new films.
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Stephen Colbert
"I am a huge fan of Star Wars," Stephen Colbert said on April 29, 2014 during The Colbert Report, adding he saw the original when he was 13. "Let me tell you, Princess Leia's firm high buns stirred something in me." However he playfully said director J.J. Abrams was "blowing it" regarding the new films. "Where is the creature design?" Colbert said of a photo showing the new cast. "And those love seats are clearly not canon, those are tatooine battle couches! Have these people even heard of the holocron continuity database?"
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Daft Punk
French dance duo Daft Punk wore their Star Wars love on their head this year during the Grammy Awards. The Hollywood Reporter said the pair sported stormtrooper helmets (circa The Empire Strikes Back) for their performance. Daft Punk also was part of a 2013 Adidas ad that featured the famous cantina scene from Star Wars with footage of themselves, David Beckham and Snoop Dogg according to Pitchfork. The band said in a 2013 interview they were excited knowing J.J. Abrams was directing the forthcoming films.
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Kristen Bell
Kristen Bell secured her Star Wars fan cred by appearing in the geeky comedy Fanboys. The film's plot featured Bell as Zoe, one of a group of friends hoping to get into Skywalker Ranch to see a rough cut of The Phantom Menace. "I was certainly a fan," Bell said in a 2006 interview. "I'm now much more of a fan. I know so many more characters, I know so much more about the intricacies of Star Wars." George Lucas loved Fanboys and approved, even allowing the director to shoot scenes at Skywalker Ranch and use sound effects.
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Kevin Smith
Director Kevin Smith freely and regularly included Star Wars references in his early hit films Clerks and Mallrats. Smith deems himself a Star Wars "super fan" and said it helped launch his career. "So Star Wars, something that I was an eager fan of as a kid, it really panned out for me later on. For the first ten years of my career I didn't write scripts I wrote Star Wars jokes," he told MTV in 2012. "I'm here today because of that." Smith is also eager for the upcoming films. "I'll be first in line to pay for whatever they do," he said.
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Seth Rogen
Seth Rogen jokingly revealed to MTV he was hoping to audition for Star Wars: Episode VII earlier this year with the goal of playing Watto. Rogen said he was "campaigning to play that Jewish alien who built those robots in the George Lucas (prequels)" before breaking out into the character's dialect. He also appeared in a Star Wars parody for Stand Up To Cancer, portraying Luke Skywalker's uncle Owen. Rogen appeared in Fanboys with a massive faux back tattoo featuring Jar Jar Binks.
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Janelle Monae
Singer Janelle Monae wears her sci-fi love proudly with album titles like The ArchAndroid. In a 2013 Bust interview, Monae said she grew up watching and reading science-fiction. "I would always watch The Twilight Zone with my grandmother, and I knew about Star Wars and things," Monae said. A 2012 Ottawa Citizen concert review also said Monae "enacted a punch-out of three black-hooded figures who could have been cohorts of Darth Vader." Her 2010 concert tour included video of Darth Vader fighting Luke Skywalker
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Conan O'Brien
Conan O'Brien is a self-confessed Star Wars uber-fan, dating back to his childhood and through his years as a late-night talk show host. O'Brien did several segments on his show, including rejected Star Wars characters (R2-Mr.T2, Speedo and Jabba The Foxworthy). In 2013 he tried bribing Harrison Ford for details on the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII film. In February 2014 O'Brien got into an amusing argument with a fan over the pronunciation of the character Admiral Ackbar, showing a "George Lucas-approved" version.
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Twiggy Ramirez
Marilyn Manson/A Perfect Circle guitarist Twiggy Ramirez loved Star Wars as a kid. "It was sort of like my parent, growing up," he told Kerrang! in 1997 regarding the film. He married music with his love of the film for a 1993 concept album A New Hope with his thrash metal group Amboog-a-Lard. According to Askmen.com Ramirez (born Jeordie White) also uses "The Imperial March" theme as his intro music at some concerts. He also has numerous autographs of actors who appeared in the films and a horde of character toys.
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Seth MacFarlane
Although making a parody of each of the original Star Wars films through extended episodes of The Family Guy (and all with the approval of George Lucas), Seth MacFarlane seems to be in the good books with the Star Wars creator, even interviewing him at one point for a DVD bonus. However he's a bit skeptical about the new trilogy of films now that are being produced by Disney. "Looking forward to seeing what exciting new Star Wars adventures will be cooked up by the dream factory that brought us Mars Needs Moms!"
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