Star Wars in 100 Scenes

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Star Wars in 100 Scenes is a visual reference book published by Dorling Kindersley. The book, released on August 18, 2014, was written by Jason Fry and serves as an illustrated overview of the first six live-action, canon Star Wars films, beginning in chronological order with Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace. The book provides information, both in- and out-of-universe, about major scenes from the Star Wars saga.

Publisher's summary[edit | edit source]

Relive the most dramatic and iconic moments from the epic six-part saga, Star Wars, one spread at a time in DK's Star Wars in 100 Scenes. Presented in chronological movie order, every hand picked scene is explored and explained. Learn in-depth facts about the key characters, droids, vehicles, and locations of each scene. Bits of real-world information are scattered throughout to give insight into the behind-the scenes world of the Star Wars saga.

A perfect way to prepare for the highly anticipated Episode VII The Force Awakens, Star Wars in 100 Scenes is the ideal go-to resource for fans who just want to brush-up on their Star Wars knowledge or for the new generation of kids eager to start their journey into a galaxy far, far away….

Continuity[edit | edit source]

This book's development predates the Lucasfilm Story Group, and the information in it is not considered part of canon.^[2]

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