Actor Terence Stamp, Episode 1's Chancelot Valorum, Has Died At Age 87

Angus Macinnes -  Jon Dutch Vander (Gold Leader)(1947 - 2024)

Kenneth Colley - Adm. Piett1938- 2025)

Terence Stamp - Chancellor Valorum1938- 2025)(

Patty Mahoney, the 3'11" actress whose credits included numerous tv series and movies, animated voice overs, and the role of Chewbacca's son "Lumpy" in the Star Wars Holiday Special has died at the age of 89.

New Zealand actor Clive Revill, who voiced the holographic form of the Emperor inThe Empire Strikes Baclk(prior to the 2004 DVD changes).has died at the age of 94.He was also known for his work on Transformers as the voice of ROTF Game Jetfire and G1 Kickback,

Shared by 501st Legion founder,Albin JohnsonBegun in 2011, thePeter Mayhew Foundationhelped to raise money for a number of causes over the years. Following the deaths of Peter (2019), and his wife, Angie (2023), the foundation has now closed, donating $7626.46 to Make-A-Wish.

Actor Angus MacInnes, who played rebel pilot Jon Dutch Vander (Gold Leader) inStar Wars: A New Hope, has died at age 77.His family says,"For Angus, the fans of Star Wars held a special place in his heart. He loved meeting you at conventions, hearing your stories, and sharing in your passion for the saga. He was continually humbled, delighted, and honoured by the admiration and passion of the fans and convention community."Source:Angus MacInnes Facebook page

Angie was a wonderful person. I had the privilege of meeting her several times and enjoying dinner with her and Peter on a couple occasions even. She enjoyed the fandom and adored her husband. I can't stress enough how terrific she was and I'm going to miss her presence at cons a lot.

That sucks. Heart surgery is supposed to make things better. Not worse.

Angie Mayhew, who continued making appearances with her work forThe Peter Mayhew Foundation, has died following heart surgery

Star Wars memorabilia that was once owned by Peter Mayhew, who played Chewbacca in the Star Wars series will no longer be auctioned.

Health problems kept Mayhew from retrieving the memorabilia from his attic when he moved, so the houses new owners took custody. Mayhew passed away in 2019 and the abandoned memorabilia was recently put up for auction. The late actors wife, Angie Mayhew, got word of the potential sale and tweeted her dismay to the auctioneer and the auction house, which the auctioneer worked the situation out with the owners, and they gave the items back to the nonprofit Peter Mayhew Foundation.

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I was approached by a lovely older couple who were clearing their attic a quarter of a century after moving into their property. The contents of the attic included a bag of Star Wars memorabilia, which I thought might be of some interest to Star Wars fans. Nobody had approached us to discuss it and had they done so I would of course have talked to the vendors. The monetary value of the lot is fairly modest, but knowing how much it means to the foundation, and given that it had been in the attic for over 24 years, the vendors are quite happy to donate it to the foundation to have it permanently within their personal collection, not for profit, so that fans can access it in perpetuity.

Source: Deadline

1 hour ago, DianaR said:

Very happy for him! I know this kind of surgery, my dad went through the same and it went well too!

This is a bad joke, right? Peter Mayhew died last year.