The casting for the Ewoks in Return of the Jedi involved a London open call for actors shorter than four feet, prioritizing expressive physical performance to shine through the bulky costumes. Warwick Davis won the lead role of Wicket after impressing George Lucas with his natural, dog-like movements when the original actor fell ill. Credit: The Walt Disney Company | History In Pictures

90K views · 350 reactions | Mick Jagger visited the set of Return of the Jedi, where he was seen hanging out with the crew and checking out the creature workshop during the filming of a behind-the-scenes documentary. The rock legend's presence was subtly included in the film itself, as one of the alien characters in Jabba's palace band was given "Mick Jagger lips" at the direction of George Lucas. Credit: The Walt Disney Company | History In Pictures | Facebook