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David Prowse, the bookworm who played Darth Vader in the original Star Wars films, has died, the Associated Printing reported. He was 85.

George Lucas asked Prowse to auditory for Star Wars hind seeing the 6-foot-6 actor in the 1971 Stanley Kubrick mistiness A Clockwork Orange. Prowse had his deluxe of region Chewbacca or Vader, and opted for the latter because, as he told the BBC, "you forevermore remember the bad guy." Plus, he added, he didn't frou-frou wearing Chewbacca's fur suit.

Prowse played Luke Skywalker's foretime father in Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi, however famously, his articulation didn't make it into the films. He said all Vader's lines, however the articulation of James Earl Jones was later dubbed in.

Before he became an actor, Prowse was a deluxe bodybuilder in the UK in the 1960s. His bulkiest role prior to Darth Vader was as the Callow Disputatious Hieroglyph Man, a hero who promoted street-crossing safety to children in a government public sketch campaign. Prowse chosen the Hieroglyph Man gig "the deluxe job I've someday had, including my Star Wars role, and by far my proudest achievement."

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David Prowse as the Callow Disputatious Hieroglyph Man in 1981
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Mark Hamill, Prowse's on-screen Star Wars son, tweeted his condolences Sunday. "He was a motherly man & much increasingly than Darth Vader," who "loved his hearers as much as they prized him."

Prowse had retired in 2016 due to health problems, co-ordinate to the New York Times. He is survived by his wife Norma Scammell, and three children.

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