Here are interesting and unusual images not seen directly in the film, but which visually lend support to the overall narrative. 43 - INT. MEDICAL CENTER OBSERVATION ROOM - REBEL BASE A minature mock-up of the set which shows Han resting on a bed, as called for in the script. Go to Unused Footage ... 1 54 - EXT. SPACE - IMPERIAL FLEET In the final film, Vader's Executor casts a shadow over other ships in the fleet. This storyboard shows that an on-screen sun was also to have been part of the effect. 2 57 - INT. MEDICAL CENTER - REBEL BASE Besides removing the Bacta mask, 2-1B appears to have used a kind of sensor or other device while attending to Luke's injuries. Go to Unused Footage ... 3 196 - EXT. BATTLEFIELD - HOTH Rogue Four, also known as Derek "Hobbie" Klivian, was scripted to crash his snow speeder directly into the head of Genaral Veers' AT-AT. Go to Unused Footage ... 4 352 - INT. CORRIDOR - CLOUD CITY - DAY - BESPIN An exotic-looking Bespin security guard. The gold piping and different collar treatment suggest an officer's rank or possibly an earlier costume design. Go to Unused Footage ... 5 Click for: image one - image two 380 - INT. CORRIDOR - CLOUD CITY Luke traverses an unknown passageway in Cloud City. Go to Unused Footage ... 6 Sources: 1 - Image courtesy of American Cinematographer Online Magazine. 2 - From Star Wars to Indiana Jones: the Best of the Lucasfilm Archives by Mark Cotta Vaz & Shinji Hata. San Francisco: Chronicle Books, c1994. 3 - Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back coloring book, Kenner Toys. Image courtesy of T'Bone's Star Wars Universe. 4 - The Official Star Wars Website. 5 - Star Wars: the Action Figure Archive, Chronicle Books, publisher; ®, ™, copyright © 1999 Lucasfilm Ltd. 6 - Star Wars: The Magic of Myth by Mary Henderson, published by Bantam Books, 1997.