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Harrison Ford once admitted that he and Mark Hamill would often joke around between takes while filming Star Wars. But everything changed the moment Sir Alec Guinness stepped onto the set. Guinness’ presence commanded so much respect that the two younger actors immediately became more focused and professional.

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