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The Force will unquestionably strong in Indy for this concert. "Star Wars: In Concert" places a full orchestra and choir in front of a three-story tall video screen, and synchs the music with scenes from the six films.

On the phone, Anthony Daniels sounds a whole lot like C-3PO, his character in "Star Wars." Like the golden droid, the British actor's cordial "Good morning" makes him sound like a butler.

The film score many consider the best in history took center stage at Sunday evening's "Star Wars in Concert" performance at Mellon Arena.

Anthony Daniels narrates the multimedia orchestral tour of "Star Wars: In Concert." The tour is set to play the United Center.

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Wait, you've never heard of him? OK, let's start over. C-3PO, beloved human-cyborg relations protocol droid who speaks 6 million languages.

DAPPER DROID: "You're carried along by a much-loved story that's known around the world," says Anthony Daniels, left, the actor who portrays C-3PO and narrator of "Star Wars: In Concert." Direct from a galaxy far, far away, C-3PO has become a headliner on the arena circuit.

From a galaxy far, far away, there comes a new multimedia concert tour where generations are joining together to celebrate the power of The Force, Jedi Knights and George Lucas.

The University of New Hampshire Concert Choir was held in a place of honor this past week, performing at Boston's TD Bank Garden with Britain's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in Star Wars: In Concert.

Star Wars: In Concert will be staged Dec. 1 at the Lucas County Arena, 500 Jefferson St.

With two trilogies behind it, you might think the Star Wars saga had run its course.

Jed Gottlieb writes about music, film and pop culture for local, regional and national publications.

Anthony Daniels admits that being a pop icon can get old. But the man who played the gleaming gold robot C-3PO in all six "Star Wars" movies is by no means complaining.

You can never have too much of C-3PO, Jedi Masters Kit Fisto and Plo Koon, and the John Williams soundtracks.

This worldwide tour will feature a symphony orchestra and choir performing the music of John Williams from all the epic 'Star Wars' movies.

"Star Wars" fans looking to satisfy their craving for Jedis, droids and Sith lords can relive all six movies with "Star Wars in Concert" at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia.

WHAT: Star Wars in Concert WHEN: 6 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Wachovia Center, Philadelphia DETAILS: Multimedia event with live musical performances, movie clips and a display of characters from all six movies.

A long time ago in a far away galaxy visionary George Lucas created a movie empire beginning in 1977 with a film phenomenon called Star Wars.

After enduring the barbs of friends who mocked us for wanting to spend Friday night watching George Lucas' space epic, we headed out to the North Charleston Coliseum for Star Wars: In Concert .

ANTHONY DANIELS winced as the hot metal suit closed around him again and the blazing Sahara sun started to cook him alive.