Crazy Watto is a Star Wars fan film that debuted in 2000. The film parodies used car commercials and features the character of Watto from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Watto does a sales pitch for a number of ships from the films, such as a X-wing starfighter and an AT-AT. The film also spoofs Star Trek, as Watto auctions a Borg cube and other Star Trek vessels.
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| - Crazy Watto is a Star Wars fan film that debuted in 2000. The film parodies used car commercials and features the character of Watto from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Watto does a sales pitch for a number of ships from the films, such as a X-wing starfighter and an AT-AT. The film also spoofs Star Trek, as Watto auctions a Borg cube and other Star Trek vessels.
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*Lowell Cunningham
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| - John E. HudgensCrazy Watto on Z-Team Productions
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| - Crazy Watto is a Star Wars fan film that debuted in 2000. The film parodies used car commercials and features the character of Watto from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Watto does a sales pitch for a number of ships from the films, such as a X-wing starfighter and an AT-AT. The film also spoofs Star Trek, as Watto auctions a Borg cube and other Star Trek vessels. The film was directed, produced, and edited by John E. Hudgents, based on a script he wrote with Lowell Cunningham, Sandy Clark (who played Watto), and Heather Harris. It was filmed on location in Cunningham's driveway. After it was completed, the film was originally released on TheForce.Net, and it still contains the TF.N Films logo in the opening of the video. Crazy Watto was a finalist in the 2003 Star Wars Fan Film Awards, and it was screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2005.
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