With a little help from the Star Wars Fandom [starwars.fandom.com] I was able to find people who've passed away that has either played a role, made artworks/designed, voiced a character, or anything to do with Star Wars.

To keep it nice and simple I've included those who've only played a bigger role in movies/shows throughout their time. I want to get one thing straight, EVERYONE that has contributed to put their time and efforts into the Star Wars series are important and I'm to blame for not adding their names. I respect every single one of them and their contribution. Rest their souls. And yes I'm missing a lot of people, excuse my laziness.

Please excuse any errors that I have made throughout this guide, I'll make sure to change anything that is incorrect or misspelled. If you have any suggestions please leave them down in the comments and I'll make sure to read them.

Thanks for taking the time to read this guide

Born: February 16, 1945

Jeremy Bulloch was a very memorable bounty hunter that everyone loved and remembered how bad ass he was. First appearing in "The Empire Strikes Back" a movie that was aired in May 21, 1980 is a long time ago! But seeing that lovely suit in Mandalorian is just something we all love to see and brings more excitement for what the future has to offer.. If you know what I mean Bobba Fett own show?? Nevertheless, Jeremy did an amazing job playing the role.

• "Although Bulloch wore the Boba Fett costume, the actual voice of the character (prior to being replaced with Temuera Morrison's in the 2004 DVD) was Jason Wingreen." Jeremy Bulloch[starwars.fandom.com]

• Bulloch also played the role of Lieutenant Sheckil a lieutenant in the Galactic Empire during the Galactic Civil War.

Died: December 17, 2020 Bulloch passed away from Parkinson's disease at 75 years of age.

Born: July 1, 1935

David Prowse the man who played Vader in the original trilogy is someone we can never forget. The 6'6 bodybuilder was fit for the role and that's after he played Dr. Frankenstein in earlier movies. Some may say the fights weren't amazing but he's the OG it's the one who played such a good role. Even though he didn't voice the role. But thanks to James Earl Jones for the amazing voice over, best combination of both made such an amazing antagonist.

• Prowse never got any publicity as Darth Vader. He had chosen to play Vader because he felt the villain was usually the most memorable. How ironic.

• Prowse was banned from official Star Wars conventions, such as Star Wars Weekends in Orlando, by George Lucas, supposedly because of Prowse "annoying" him. David Prowse[starwars.fandom.com]


Died: November 28, 2020 Prowse died of COVID-19 at 85 years of age.

Born: May 19, 1944

Peter had no lines at all in the movie, all he did was imitate a bear's noise and moved a lot. But his character fits his personality so well, just by the looks of it. When you take a look at Peter you see this very nice guy that will crack jokes and make you feel good about yourself, that's what I see.

• Lucas originally had the idea of casting David Prowse, a six footer, as Chewbacca, but in a show of irony, Prowse chose to be Darth Vader, because he "didn't want to be a masked character."

• Peter was standing at a whopping 7′ 2″ The best size for a big fluffy beast


Died: April 30, 2019 Mayhew died of a heart attack

Born: October 21, 1956

Oh man... Carrie was our princess, she was there to the very end. She had such a beautiful personality, and loveable character that played a major role in all the movies she star in. Just seeing her name pop up at the of the Last Jedi was heartbreaking. All of Star Wars fans were heartbroken when the news drop. Rest her soul

• In 2016, Fisher admitted in her autobiographical title, The Princess Diarist, that she did, in fact, have an affair with Ford.

• In July 2016, she wrapped filming on the follow-up, The Last Jedi.[8] Fisher's dog, Gary, had a cameo in The Last Jedi during the Canto Bight sequence.

Died: December 27, 2016 Fisher died as a result of cardiac arrest

Born: May 27, 1922

Christopher Lee, the man that was brutally destroyed by Anakin, had to fight a small screeching yoda, and moved so awkwardly when using the force. He perfectly fit the role of Count Dooku, he had the looks and everything. It's funny when you look at it, but that's all characters really. Even though the movies were somewhat choppy they have a special place in our hearts and the OG characters.


• Lee played Saruman in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy

• On June 13, 2009, Lee was knighted in the Queen's Birthday Honours List



Died: June 7, 2015 Died from suffering a heart failure.

Born: August 24, 1934

Another man that had no lines at all other than being inside our beloved R2D2 and make happy and sad beeping noises. Our beloved Kenny played a character that not many could having to fit in such a small cramped bin seemed painful. Personally R2D2 is one of my favorites droids, and I loved the character throughout the entire series.

• Kenny played an additional role in 1983's Return of the Jedi as Paploo, the Ewok who stole an Imperial speeder bike.

• Kenny was 3 feet, 8 inches (112 cm) tall


Died: August 13, 2016 Kenny died by a mystery illness.

Born: June 28, 1922

His iconic one line is one to remember for the long run. The memes will continue on forever!
"The fans who write say they'll never forget 'It's a trap!'. I don't even remember how I said it." Admiral Ackbar had an amazing voice actor that's for sure.

• He read for the part of Yoda, but lost the role to Frank Oz.

• According to Bauersfeld, Erik was shown a picture of Ackbar and instantly came up with the character's voice.

Died: April 3, 2016 Died from old age.

Born: May 26, 1913

The man who gave orders even to Darth Vader was probably one of the best military officers and had the role of a badass and couldn't give a damn. Peter had that strong look and personality and we all love it!

Reading more on Peter Cushing, other actors really admired him either from his past work or just because he's such a likeable person

• Peter Cushing claimed he was initially approached to play the Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi.

• During the filming of Star Wars, Cushing was provided with a pair of boots far too small to accommodate the actor's size twelve feet. This caused a great deal of pain for him during shooting sessions, but the costume designers did not have enough time to get him another pair. As a result, he asked Lucas to film more close-up shots of him from the waist up and, after the director agreed, Cushing wore slippers during the scenes where his feet were not visible


August 11, 1994 Peter died by old age.