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Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith (knocked-back clone trooper on the Guarlara during the broadside battle with the Invisible Hand, Take 4).

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (At Christophsis, a clone trooper who hit a battle droid too hard with his hand, before he was hit by the droid Later, at the monastery on Teth, after having recovered Rotta, a clone trooper is hit when an AT-TE cockpit explodes from the just-arrived Separatist Droid Army's fire).

Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones (Naboo guard falling from the ramp of the exploding J-type diplomatic barge on Coruscant, Take 3).

Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace ( Naboo soldier shot in the Theed Hangar, Take 4 another Naboo soldier 14 seconds later, Take 1).

WikiWorld comic depicting the history of the Wilhelm Scream Films On February 22, 2018, sound editor Matthew Wood revealed that Lucasfilm has decided to not use the Wilhelm scream anymore following the release of Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens and instead replace it with a new stock sound effect. In his endnotes for The Essential Guide to Warfare, Jason Fry hinted that the Wilhelm scream was uttered in the holodrama The Charge at Feather Nebula. Its use in Star Wars was the beginning of something of an in-joke amongst some sound designers of the film industry, especially at Skywalker Sound.

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He named it after Wilhelm, a minor character who emitted the scream in the 1953 movie The Charge at Feather River. The Wilhelm's revival came from Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt, who tracked down the original recording (which he found as a studio reel labeled "Man being eaten by alligator"). It is believed to have been provided by actor/singer Sheb Wooley. Alongside a certain recording of the cry of the red-tailed hawk, the "Universal Telephone Ring" and "Castle Thunder," it is probably the most well-known cinematic sound cliché.

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It has been featured in over 400 movies and TV series since. The Wilhelm scream is a stock sound effect first recorded in 1951 for the movie Distant Drums.