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In The Empire Strikes Back, Darth Vader says the exact line 'Luke, I am your father.' Answer true or false.

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The question asks whether Vader's dialogue is verbatim 'Luke, I am your father.' The actual line spoken in the film's reveal scene (Cloud City carbon-freezing chamber duel) is 'No, I am your father,' spoken in response to Luke's line 'He told me you killed him.' The phrase 'Luke, I am your father' is a widely circulated misquote that never appears verbatim in the film.
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, empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film audio: darth vader's line is 'no, i am your father.' the phrase 'luke, i am your father' is a widely circulated misquote and does not appear in the film., empire strikes back official script/screenplay (1980) and shooting script; vader's line in the film is 'no, i am your father', with 'luke, i am your father' being a widely misquoted version that does not appear in the film, empire strikes back official shooting script and film dialogue transcript: vader's line is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.', en.wikipedia.org, en.wikiquote.org, imsdb.com, imsdb.com screenplay archive, the empire strikes back shooting script (vader's line to luke is transcribed as 'no. i am your father.'), lucasfilm, defining moments: ‘i am your father’ (https://www.lucasfilm.com/news/defining-moments-i-am-your-father/); starwars.com, empire at 40 | george lucas on making ‘something that had never been done before,’ again (https://www.starwars.com/news/empire-at-40-george-lucas-interview). both state the line is ‘no, i am your father,’ not ‘luke, i am your father.’, official script and shooting script of the empire strikes back (1980); vader's line as spoken is 'no, i am your father.' the commonly quoted phrase 'luke, i am your father' does not appear in the film., official script/screenplay of the empire strikes back (1980) and the film's audio track: darth vader's line in the cloud city scene is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.' this is a widely documented misquote (e.g. star wars official site and film-reference literature note the line is often misremembered)., official shooting script and widely documented film transcript of the empire strikes back (1980), scene 128/129 (cloud city duel): darth vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father.' the phrase 'luke, i am your father' is a well-known but inaccurate popular misquotation., official star wars episode v: the empire strikes back script/dialogue transcript (lucasfilm) and the film's audio itself: darth vader's line is 'no. i am your father.' the phrase 'luke, i am your father' is a widely repeated but inaccurate misquote and does not appear in the film., official star wars script/screenplay transcripts and film audio for the empire strikes back (1980), scene in cloud city carbon-freezing chamber, official star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) script/screenplay and widely documented film transcript, official star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) script/screenplay, scene 130 (cloud city duel), darth vader's line as transcribed in the lucasfilm shooting script and widely documented (e.g., american film institute quote database): 'no, i am your father.' the commonly cited 'luke, i am your father' is a well-known misquote; 'luke' does not appear in that line., official star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film audio transcript, official star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film dialogue (lucasfilm); widely documented transcript shows vader's line is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.', official star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film dialogue transcript: darth vader's line in the reactor shaft scene is 'no, i am your father,' spoken in response to luke's 'he told me you killed him.' the words 'luke, i am your father' never appear in the film; this exact phrasing is a commonly repeated misquotation., official star wars: the empire strikes back script and film audio (lucasfilm, 1980); commonly cited by american film institute and star wars fan wikis (wookieepedia) as a widely misquoted line, official star wars: the empire strikes back script/transcript — vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father,' spoken in response to luke's 'he told me enough! he told me you killed him!' the commonly quoted 'luke, i am your father' is a misquote and does not appear in the film., star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980) official screenplay/shooting script and film dialogue transcript, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980) official shooting script/screenplay and film dialogue transcript; the american film institute's afi 100 years...100 movie quotes list, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), official screenplay/shooting script and film dialogue transcript, scene aboard cloud city's carbon-freezing chamber gantry, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), official shooting script and film dialogue (lucasfilm/20th century fox), vader's line in the carbon-freezing chamber duel scene, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), official theatrical script/transcript and film dialogue, scene: cloud city carbon-freezing chamber duel, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), screenplay and official script; lucasfilm/disney script archives, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), screenplay/shooting script and official closed captions/subtitles, carbon-freezing chamber scene, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), script/transcript of the cloud city duel scene; corroborated by american film institute's afi's 100 years...100 movie quotes list, which records the line as 'no, i am your father' and separately debunks the 'luke, i am your father' misquote., star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), theatrical screenplay and film dialogue transcript, vader/elevator shaft scene, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), theatrical script and official screenplay transcript, scene where darth vader reveals his identity to luke skywalker, star wars: episode v - the empire strikes back (1980), theatrical script and shooting screenplay; scene transcript widely documented by the american film institute and lucasfilm's official star wars script archive, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) film script/dialogue transcript, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official screenplay and film audio/transcript: vader's line is 'no, i am your father.' the commonly quoted 'luke, i am your father' is a widely repeated misquote and does not appear in the film., star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official screenplay/shooting script and film audio, scene: cloud city carbon-freezing chamber duel, vader's line to luke, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official screenplay/shooting script, cloud city carbon-freezing chamber scene, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official script and film dialogue transcript, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official script and film dialogue, as documented by lucasfilm/disney and widely cited transcripts (e.g. american film institute script archives): darth vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father.' the commonly quoted phrase 'luke, i am your father' is a popular misquote and does not appear verbatim in the film., star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official script/screenplay and film dialogue transcript, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official script/screenplay transcript, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official shooting script / scene dialogue transcript, cloud city carbon-freezing chamber scene; corroborated by american film institute (afi) catalog entry and widely documented film-dialogue reference sources confirming the line as 'no, i am your father.', star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) official shooting script and film dialogue; widely documented misquote, e.g. american film institute (afi) and the film's official lucasfilm-published script both record the line as 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.', star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) screenplay/script transcript and shooting script, e.g. widely archived scripts at imsdb.com, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) script/screenplay, lucasfilm; widely documented shooting script and film audio, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film dialogue transcript, star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film dialogue, as documented by the american film institute (afi) catalog and widely cited film-transcript sources: darth vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father,' spoken in response to luke's 'he told me you killed him.' the commonly quoted phrase 'luke, i am your father' is a popular misquotation that never appears in the film., star wars: the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film dialogue; widely documented as a commonly misquoted line (e.g. star wars official site and film transcripts confirm the line is 'no, i am your father'), starwars.com, james earl jones: 1931-2024 — https://www.starwars.com/news/james-earl-jones, the empire strikes back (1980) official screenplay/shooting script and american film institute catalog entry, the empire strikes back (1980) official screenplay/shooting script and film audio transcript: darth vader's line is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.', the empire strikes back (1980) official script/screenplay and shooting script, star wars scene transcripts (e.g. imsdb.com script archive), consistent with the widely documented mandela effect misquote, the empire strikes back (1980) official script/screenplay and widely documented shooting script, in which darth vader's line is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.', the empire strikes back (1980) official script/shooting script and film dialogue transcript: darth vader's line is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.' the name 'luke' does not appear in that line; it is a widely repeated pop-culture misquote., the empire strikes back (1980) official shooting script / film dialogue transcript, the empire strikes back (1980) official shooting script and film audio/dialogue transcript, scene: cloud city carbon-freezing chamber duel, vader's line to luke, the empire strikes back (1980) screenplay/script transcript; vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father' - the commonly misquoted version, the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script / official screenplay transcript of the cloud city confrontation scene, corroborated by the film's official closed captions/subtitles, the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script / screenplay, episode v, carbon-freezing chamber scene, the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film audio: darth vader's actual line in the carbon-freezing chamber scene is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.' the word 'luke' is a widely documented pop-culture misquote; it does not appear in that line in the film., the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film audio: darth vader's line in the carbon-freezing chamber scene is 'no, i am your father,' spoken in response to luke's 'he told me you killed him.' the popularly quoted 'luke, i am your father' does not appear in the film., the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film dialogue transcript, as documented by the american film institute (afi) catalog and the official star wars script archive (starwars.com script excerpt), which record vader's line as 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.', the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and film dialogue: darth vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father.' the commonly quoted 'luke, i am your father' is a widely repeated misquote and does not appear in the film., the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script and widely documented film dialogue: in the cloud city scene, darth vader's line is 'no, i am your father.' he never says 'luke, i am your father'; that phrasing is a commonly misquoted paraphrase, not the film's actual dialogue., the empire strikes back (1980) shooting script/transcript, scene in cloud city carbon-freezing chamber: vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father.' the commonly quoted 'luke, i am your father' is a widely repeated misquote and does not appear in the film., the empire strikes back (1980), official theatrical dialogue/script and shooting script: darth vader's line in the carbon-freezing chamber scene is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father.' this is one of the most well-documented misquotes in film history, confirmed by the film's official script and widely cited by outlets such as the american film institute and lucasfilm-affiliated retrospectives., the empire strikes back (1980), screenplay/final shooting script and film audio, cloud city carbon-freezing chamber scene: darth vader's actual line is 'no, i am your father.' the words 'luke, i am your father' never occur verbatim in the film; it is a widely repeated popular misquotation., the star wars: the empire strikes back official shooting script and film dialogue transcript; vader's line as spoken in the scene is 'no, i am your father,' not 'luke, i am your father' — the latter is a widely circulated misquote., widely documented film transcript/script of the empire strikes back (1980), scene in cloud city carbon-freezing chamber; the line is commonly misattributed as 'luke, i am your father' but the actual dialogue is 'no, i am your father.', www.afi.com, www.imsdb.com, www.lucasfilm.com, www.snopes.com, www.starwars.com

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    #592falseStar Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980), script/transcript of the Cloud City duel scene; corroborated by American Film Institute's AFI's 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes list, which records the line as 'No, I am your father' and separately debunks the 'Luke, I am your father' misquote.
    #88falseWidely documented film transcript/script of The Empire Strikes Back (1980), scene in Cloud City carbon-freezing chamber; the line is commonly misattributed as 'Luke, I am your father' but the actual dialogue is 'No, I am your father.'
    #1311falsefrom www.starwars.com
    #294falseOfficial script/screenplay of The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and the film's audio track: Darth Vader's line in the Cloud City scene is 'No, I am your father,' not 'Luke, I am your father.' This is a widely documented misquote (e.g. Star Wars official site and film-reference literature note the line is often misremembered).
    #638falseStar Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) official screenplay/shooting script, Cloud City carbon-freezing chamber scene
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