Does Darth Vader actually say Luke I am your father?

Despite this iconic exchange occurring in one of the most climactic scenes in movie history, Darth Vader never says, “Luke, I am your father.” In actuality, he says, “No, I am your father.”

When did Darth Vader say Luke I am your father?

In the radio drama adaptation of “The Empire Strikes Back,” Vader says, “No, Luke. I am your father,” and in “Jedi Search” by Kevin J. Anderson (1994), Luke remembers Vader saying, “Luke, I am your father.” Try using that as your defense the next time you’re caught misquoting the line.

What does no, I am your father mean in Star Wars?

MMDE: Luke, I am your father. Current: No, I am your father. Star Wars is actually subject to a few Mass Memory Discrepancy Effects. The one discussed here concerns the famous line Darth Vader uses in Episode V when he tells Luke he is his father.

What did Darth Vader say to Luke in Star Wars Episode V?

The one discussed here concerns the famous line Darth Vader uses in Episode V when he tells Luke he is his father. In the original, did he say “Luke, I am your father” or “No, I am your father”?

Who was Luke Skywalker’s father in Star Wars?

Over the weekend, the actor — best known for his role as Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars film series — revealed to fans that his costars didn’t find out about the plot twist “I am your father” scene between his character and David Prowse’s Darth Vader until the movie’s official premiere one year after filming was wrapped.

What’s the difference between no and Luke in Star Wars?

Many remember it as “Luke…”, and that is the way it’s been recorded in a few forms including a TV chat show with the voice of Darth Vader himself, James Earl Jones. The problem is that all available versions of the movie show it as “No…”. A small difference, but related to the whole Star Wars plot itself.