Star Wars: Droïdes - Les Aventures de R2-D2 & C-3PO

Titre original : Star Wars: Droids

Série télévisée
1985–1986
TV-Y7-FV
24min

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Anthony Daniels in Star Wars: Droïdes - Les Aventures de R2-D2 & C-3PO (1985)

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Les aventures de R2-D2 et Z-6PO, quelques années avant de servir pour l'Alliance Rebelle. La version française figure Roger Carel, qui reprend la voix du droïde serviteur Sispéo.Les aventures de R2-D2 et Z-6PO, quelques années avant de servir pour l'Alliance Rebelle. La version française figure Roger Carel, qui reprend la voix du droïde serviteur Sispéo.Les aventures de R2-D2 et Z-6PO, quelques années avant de servir pour l'Alliance Rebelle. La version française figure Roger Carel, qui reprend la voix du droïde serviteur Sispéo.

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Casting principal

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Anecdotes
The series main theme entitled "In Trouble Again" was written and performed by Stewart Copeland who was a member of The Police.

Crédits fous
R2-D2 is credited 'as himself' during the opening credits.

Connexions
Edited into Star Wars: Aventures Animées - Les Pirates et le Prince (1997)

Bandes originales
In Trouble Again
(Opening Theme)
Performed by Stewart Copeland
Composed by Stewart Copeland and Derek Holt

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7/10

Where's the video?

Right now there's a DVD out with a few of the stories edited into movies, but I wanted to see it in its original form. I had one video as a kid, and the rest of the series I've only seen through low-quality internet videos.

It's interesting to see the direction the show took immediately after the original movies and before Episodes 1-3 were thought of. The character designs are fun, and even if they're sometimes cliché or annoying, they're bearable overall.

The writing style is campy for sure, but the show's a great piece of nostalgia and I'd gladly shell out the money for a good-quality set of the original episodes.