Dancing with the Star Wars

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Sat Mar 28, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

Dancing with the Star Wars

A long time ago in a country far, far away...

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Bob Pinaha (4:05 PM on Sat Mar 28, 2009)

Almost as entertaining as 2 seasons past when the soap opera star, Cameron Mathison danced to John Williams' Superman theme for the American version of Dancing With The Stars.

Brian Smith (4:47 PM on Tue Mar 31, 2009)

Four seasons ago, also in the American version, Joey Fatone danced a tango to the disco version of "Star Wars" (albeit the disco version with lots of snare drum to give it a tango beat.) It's also on YouTube.

I should note that Fatone's brown dress suit was not particularly accurate Jedi gear than in the clip above. On the other hand, his partner, Kym Johnson, had a terrific Princess Leia costume.

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