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Adding the ghost of Hayden Christensen isn't the only tweak George Lucas made to his Star Wars DVD trilogy.
In 'Episode IV: A New Hope':
The gunfight between Han Solo and the bounty hunter has been reworked again. Now Greedo and Han fire almost simultaneously and Han evades the shot.
Jabba the Hutt, who was clumsily inserted into the 1997 special-edition theatrical rerelease, looks more realistic.
Words on the controls of the Death Star are now in the alien language that appears in later films.
In 'Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back':
When the virtual Emperor addresses Darth Vader, he now appears as Ian McDiarmid, who plays him in the subsequent films. Also, the Emperor informs Darth that Luke is his son.
Luke's scream as he plunges into the pit on Cloud City, added to the 1997 rerelease and reviled by fans, has been deleted.
In 'Episode VI: Return of the Jedi':
When he is unmasked, Darth Vader no longer has bushy eyebrows and his eye color has changed.
In the culminating celebration, a scene from the planet Naboo is included. Also, the Jedi Temple is added to Coruscant's skyline.
