Star Wars: Ewoks - The Battle for Endor

Catalog Number ML101425

Format Extended Play CLV

Running Time 98 minutes

Side Running Time

1 46min 36sec

2 50min 52sec

97min 38sec

Pressing Location Pioneer Video, Inc.

Retail Price $39.98

Issued 1990

Dolby Surround

Directed by Jim & Ken Wheat

Produced by Thomas G. Smith

Executive Producer George Lucas

Story by George Lucas

Teleplay by Ken & Jim Wheat

Music by Peter Bernstein

Starring Wilford Brimley
Warwick Davis
Aubree Miller
Sian Phillips
Paul Gleason

Ever since they first appeared in Return of the Jedi, the lovable, furry little Ewoks have captivated film and fantasy lovers the world over. Now comes a new Ewok adventure, jam-packed with all the thrills and cinematic wizardry so identified with the genius of George Lucas.

When an army of evil Marauders led by giant King Terak and his cunning companion, witch Charal, attacks the Ewok village, young Cindel (Aubree Miller) and an Ewok named Wicket (Warwick Davis) escape into the forest. There they befriend Teek, a speedy little ball of fur (Niki Botelho) and Noa, a crusty but kindly space-farer (Wilford Brimley). When Cindel is kidnapped, Noa, Wicket and Teek set out for Terak's castle fortress...and exciting, heart-thumping adventure.

Lauding the film's "lavish production values, superb special effects, clashes of near-epic proportions, and best of all, imagination-run-rampant at every turn", Daily Variety pronounces that Ewoks: The Battle for Endor triumphs as a worthy entrant into the hallowed Star Wars canon."

Directed by	Jim & Ken Wheat
Produced by	Thomas G. Smith
Executive Producer	George Lucas
Story by	George Lucas
Teleplay by	Ken & Jim Wheat
Music by	Peter Bernstein
Starring	Wilford Brimley Warwick Davis Aubree Miller Sian Phillips Paul Gleason
Ever since they first appeared in Return of the Jedi, the lovable, furry little Ewoks have captivated film and fantasy lovers the world over. Now comes a new Ewok adventure, jam-packed with all the thrills and cinematic wizardry so identified with the genius of George Lucas. When an army of evil Marauders led by giant King Terak and his cunning companion, witch Charal, attacks the Ewok village, young Cindel (Aubree Miller) and an Ewok named Wicket (Warwick Davis) escape into the forest. There they befriend Teek, a speedy little ball of fur (Niki Botelho) and Noa, a crusty but kindly space-farer (Wilford Brimley). When Cindel is kidnapped, Noa, Wicket and Teek set out for Terak's castle fortress...and exciting, heart-thumping adventure. Lauding the film's "lavish production values, superb special effects, clashes of near-epic proportions, and best of all, imagination-run-rampant at every turn", Daily Variety pronounces that *Ewoks: The Battle for Endor* triumphs as a worthy entrant into the hallowed Star Wars canon."