Featuring stars from some of 20th century cinema’s biggest sci-fi, horror, and fantasy hits (and a few misses) … TVTA is pleased to present selected images from the 1984 Starlog Scrapbook Vol. 3. by Norman Jacobs and Kerry O’Quinn.
© O’Quinn Studios Inc. Images reproduced by TVTA for film appreciation purposes.
- Caroline Munro.
- Erin Gray and Gil Gerard.
- Mark Hamill.
- Tanya Roberts.
- Kirstie Alley.
- William Shatner.
- Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- Starlog Scrapbook Vol 3 1984.
- Jen, the Gelfling hero.
- Robin Williams.
- Nicholas Hammond setting up a shot for Spider-Man.
- Costumers working on Battle Beyond the Stars.
- Andy Probert model for Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
- Model shop work of Toht’s disintegration from Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Phil Tippett model working for Return of the Jedi.
- TV sci-fi characters Buzz Corey, Space Control and Tom Corbett, Space Cadet.
© O’Quinn Studios Inc.
Wow! These bring back some great memories!
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Hi TVTA, great collection of pictures. However I can’t watch a Cylon Warrior without thinking about the title credits of “The A-Team”…the reason? Well Dirk Benedict is seen in Universal Studios standing outside a western saloon when two Cylons walk past him and he points at them with a look of “Hey, don’t I know you?” then he relaxes and shakes his head as if to say “Nah, must be my imagination!”
And an interesting link between Admiral Ackbar, Salacious B Crumb (Jabba’s pet monkey lizard) and The Treasurer from The Dark Crystal….they were all portrayed/puppeteered by Tim Rose who I met at my local Comic Sci-Fi convention. He gave me his autograph twice!
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Ha, I remember well Faceman in those opening credits and his “WTF?” look as the Cylons walked past. A nice homage that.
Cool you got to meet Tim Rose!
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Hi TVTA, yes Faceman was cool (and his Corvette if you remember that car -white with red trim).
Tim rose was also cool and not only did I get his autograph twice (one written to For and the other signed with my earth name) he told me how Ackbar got his name. Though in the current social climate it might not be er, proper to recount the tale.
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Hi FT. Yes, I can imagine. And yes I remember that Corvette – very cool!
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That was fun! What blasts from the past. A most enjoyable post. Thank you!
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Thanks! It’s a cool magazine issue, covering so many classic and blockbuster films from the 80s and prior. I got it in a lot of regular Starlogs and this was one special.
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Wonderful pictures, these bring a lovely trip down memory lane of many of my favourite movies. I love the picture of Batman, Robin, and the Batboat!. Nice to see photos from Tron, Dark Crystal, and the SFX model work on Return of the Jedi’s Rancor monster!
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Cheers, Paul. Yeah, the issue is just jam packed with movie goodness from the 80s and prior. Glad you liked the Batboat, one of my fave pics out of all I posted!
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