Yoda has a very unique way of speaking that has become iconic to the character. George Lucas has now revealed why he made Yoda speak in such a way.

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Star Wars' creator George Lucas explained the origins of Yoda's distinct speech pattern, saying it was a way to get audiences to pay attention.

George Lucas has explained why Yoda speaks backwards in 'Star Wars.' The creator of the franchise made the revelation during ...