00:00Some predictive Easter egg references in movies can be seen in how they may be similarly framed.
00:09I'll show here a great example.
00:11It's the actor Liam Neeson's future role in Star Wars.
00:16And you can see this in 1988 comedy High Spirits.
00:22At around 32 minutes, 33 seconds, Steve Guttenberg's character has had a little bit too much to drink.
00:29And he's wandering through the Castle Plunkett.
00:32The owner, played by Peter O'Toole, has hired actors to haunt in order to give the establishment a reputation.
00:41He witnesses a scene, a repeating loop.
00:44A lover's quarrel apparently being acted out between two real ghosts.
00:50Where Martin, played by Neeson, across his newlywed wife, played by Daryl Hannah.
00:58I thought the looping nature, very similar to the hologram message of Princess Leia in the original Star Wars movie
01:07in 1977.
01:09In the garage scene, Luke Skywalker has problems playing the full recording.
01:15In a very similar fashion, the message repeats.
01:18This takes place about 20 minutes into the movie.
01:22Connections.
01:23Note the ornate style of the chamber door knocker.
01:27To me, it may look similar to a star or sun.
01:31Also note the numerous cobwebs.
01:34Actor and director Ron Howard, who Steve Guttenberg worked with in the 1985 sci-fi comedy Cocoon.
01:43Ron Howard collaborated many times over the years with Star Wars creator George Lucas,
01:48including in 1973 comedy American Graffiti.
01:54He directed the fantasy adventure film Willow in 88, which featured a story written by Lucas.
02:01Neeson later had a major role in the Star Wars prequel films, starting in 1999's Episode I, The Phantom Menace,
02:11where he played Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn.
02:14So, let's see if there was a thing for you.
02:14I have a great opportunity in for a fly.
02:14I want to compare to Mars.
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