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Originally Posted By FerretAfros Interesting! I'll be very interested to see how old the characters are in the upcoming trilogy, since the actors are starting to be "of a certain age" On a similar note, construction on Neuschwanstein Castle stopped in 1892, so by the time Disneyland opened in 1955 it was just over 60 years old. Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland, which was based on Neuschwanstein, will be turning 60 this year. It's amazing how quickly the second 60 years passed, in comparison to the first 60 (though I've only been alive for the most recent few decades myself)
Originally Posted By Dabob2 Well, SPP and Ferret, if you wanted to make me feel old, you have succeeded.
Originally Posted By RoadTrip I'll never forget that first Star Wars film. Absolutely loved it. Viewing it was the ONLY thing my first wife (short, young and dumb marriage) and I enjoyed doing together. We saw it 17 times at the theater. Then it closed, and so did we.
Originally Posted By ecdc I had no idea about Hamill, that's really something. The one that always gets me is that Back to the Future is 30 years old this year. That's how far back in time Marty went, so it's been as long since the movie came out that the film tried to show this huge shift in time. I wonder if kids today look at 1985 with the same sense of bewildered awe I looked at 1955 when I saw that movie. 1955 feels like light years away from me (I was born in the '70s), but 1985 feels like it was yesterday.
Originally Posted By utahjosh ecdc, trust me - the kids in high school look at the 1980s like the distant past, just like we thought of the 50s back in the 80s.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Another fun fact: Jake Lloyd, who played young Anakin Skywalker in Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, is now 26 years old -- the same age Mark Hamill was when he played Luke in Star Wars.
Originally Posted By utahjosh One more fun fact: The light-saber used by Luke in the original Star Wars is now starring as a probe in Jurassic World this year.
Originally Posted By ecdc >>the kids in high school look at the 1980s like the distant past, just like we thought of the 50s back in the 80s.<< Ugh, I was afraid of that.
Originally Posted By RoadTrip Scuse me, but I was in high school in the 60's. For me the 30's was the distant past. That's enough to put a person into a depression.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Something that always gets me and makes me feel old, Nightmare before Christmas feels like it came out a few years ago, right? 22 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA Right CC? And the 'Indiana Jones' ride at Disneyland is about 5 years old. 20 YEARS OLD!!!!!
