Find out how a late-night mistake in a special effects office created the most iconic weapon in cinema history and how Ted Eccles became the voice of a classic while being banned from singing.

Ted Eccles is a legendary child actor, producer, and VFX pioneer known for My Side of the Mountain, voicing the Little Drummer Boy, and supervising the trailer department at Disney.

Ted recounts the "wild electricity" of working with director Richard Brooks and the advice from Robert Blake that kept him grounded among Hollywood’s elite. He reveals the accidental origin of the lightsaber glow during a late-night rotoscoping session and the marketing genius that turned a dark film about a prostitute into the fairy tale Pretty Woman. The conversation covers his road trips with Truman Capote and his transformation from "baby in arms" to an industry power player.

A legendary journey through the golden age of Hollywood special effects and marketing.