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The “Who Shot First” debate isn’t going away anytime soon. In 1997 Lucasfilm rereleased Star Wars in theaters with new scenes and visual effects. This version, which was promoted as the Special Edition, tweaked Han Solo’s confrontation with Greedo, and it’s still a hot topic decades later.

In the original 1977 theatrical version Han Solo shoots Greedo preemptively, killing the bounty hunter. George Lucas, feeling the moment made Han seem too cold, added a shot from Greedo in the 1997 special edition. The idea was that if Greedo shot first, then it means Han was firing in self-defense, therefore he isn’t so bad. The scene was tweaked in further edits of the film, but each time Lucas made it clear that Greedo shot first.

Harrison Ford, who played Han Solo, says this is what fans bring up to him more than anything else. “They go back to the beginning. They want to know who shot first, me or Greedo,” Harrison Ford said during a recent THR Comedy Actor Roundtable.

Ford had the perfect response: “Who’s Greedo?” Zach Braff, who was also on the panel, tried explaining Greedo to the actor. “I believe Greedo was – ,” Braff began, before Ford cut him off. “No, that’s my thought,” Ford clarified.

Star Wars fandom may have strong thoughts about “Who Shot First,” but Han Solo himself can simply care less, which is honestly on brand for the character.

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