Jeremy Bulloch started the Boba Fett movie craze when he donned the familiar Boba Fett costume during the filming of the Empire Strikes Back.  Not realizing that his character would create a fan cult following, he basically just stood with the prop rifle as 'Clint Eastwood would' as he once put it. For Jeremy's mini-biography, click here.  

Jeremy Bulloch		Jeremy Bulloch in costume, loading Han Solo in Slave 1.

 John Fass Morton, who played Luke's Snowspeeder co-pilot during the Hoth battle, once filled in for Jeremy Bulloch while he was away on another acting job.  John played Boba Fett during the scene where he tells Darth Vader "He's no good to me dead." 

John Fass Morton as 'Dack' in the Empire Strikes Back		John Fass Morton in costume during his only scene as Fett

 Jeremy Bulloch was asked to reprise his role as Boba Fett in Return of the Jedi. By then, Fett was starting to become a star.  Later, one of his children once remarked: "Isn't it funny that you put a bucket over your head dad, and, you know, people think you're rather cool." For Jeremy's mini-biography, click here.  

Jeremy Bulloch on the ROTJ set with the costume on		Jeremy, in costume, during the Jabba's Palace scene

Mark Austin was one of the many creature animators for Star Wars: A New Hope Special Edition.  When it was decided that Boba Fett will make an appearance, he was asked to try on the costume, and ended up standing next to Jabba the Hutt in a once cut scene.   

Mark, on the ILM set to be digitally added in the scene.		Mark, in costume, added to the cut scene.

An assistant manager Model Maker at ILM, donned the suit to play Boba Fett's walk-by during the new Jabba's Palace Musical scene.  

Nelson Hall (Image from StarWars.com)		Nelson doing his 2 second walk-by in Jabba's Palace

Don Bies, who had done numerous things for Lucasfilm, including a model operator and eventually the R2-D2 operator for Episode 1. He fitted up the suit for the scenes with Boba Fett hanging out with two female dancers in the new Jabba's Palace scenes. 

Don, putting on the costume,  on the Special Edition Set		Don in costume, as appears in the new ROTJ SE scene

A new face is joining the ranks, playing Jango Fett in Star Wars Episode 2.    New Zealander Temuera Morrison takes the stage this time with an all new costume.  For Temuera's mini-biography, click here.  

Temuera, with scar makeup on his face, and in the Fett costume		The 'CG' Jango Fett, created by ILM for Episode 2

Daniel Logan is the latest Boba Fett in Episode 2, was very excited when he got the part.  While looking through the Star wars Visual Dictionary, he exclaimed, "Wow, I get the jetpack too!"

Daniel Logan, on the Episode 2 set		Daniel Logan as Boba Fett, the co-pilot of Slave 1

Dr. Brody in the movie Airplane! and a star of All in the family, he appeared in the sound studio and said 4 lines.  If only he knew how big those 5 lines would be.  

Jason Wingreen

 Boba Fett's first official appearance. was in this 2 hour Christmas special that was a TV only exclusive.  It only played once, and was considered to be the worst thing to ever come about from Star Wars.  Man of the stars from the movie did voice-overs for the cartoon, then appeared in the live action part afterward. 

Boba Fett in the Holiday Special

 He played Boba Fett in the radio drama version of The Empire Strikes Back in episodes 7 through 9.   

Ed Begley Jr. did the voice-over for Boba Fett in the Return of the Jedi Radio Drama (NPR) in part 2 of the Radio series.   

Ed Begley Jr.

This audio Live-Action drama was first recorded in 1994, then a 'sequel' the the first recording happened in 1995 (Dark Empire II).  Joe Hacker voiced Boba Fett's few appearances in the two shows.   

 George Buza voiced Boba Fett during the Droids animated tv show.  He appeared two times, most notably in "A race to finish," which was Fett's second appearance in the show.   

IG-88 from the Droids Series