Yes, there was. The actor was Kenny Baker.
Kenny Baker is only 3 feet 8 inches (112 centimeters) tall, so he was able to fit into R2 like a natural
No. For the original "Star Wars" trilogy, the robot shell was operated from inside by actor Kenny Baker.
R2-D2 was taller than Yoda.
Technically, Droids don't die. They're not human. They only malfunction, stop working, or are taken apart, but they don't die. So the answer is that r2d2 didn't die.
Anthony Daniels played C3PO & Kenny Baker was R2D2. Daniels still plays C3PO but R2D2 is now either portrayed via animation or remote controlled.
Kenny Baker. He is a midget and was actually in that little droid.
All of the scenes that R2D2 was in.
Yes, Kenny Baker [1934-2016] sat inside R2D2
Yes, there was. The actor was Kenny Baker.
Kenny Baker is only 3 feet 8 inches (112 centimeters) tall, so he was able to fit into R2 like a natural
Kenny Baker However, they did construct a droid for R2-D2 which is pretty cool.
Yes. An actor (Kenny Baker) was inside R2D2 for episodes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
If you mean the name of the little person who played R2-D2 alongside the robots Lucas's team made, the answer is Kenny Baker
Of the main characters... Luke, Leia, Han, Chewie, Lando, R2D2, C3PO
As a fictional character yes, in real life, actor Kenny Baker was inside there working controls. No, it was little more than a remote controlled toy car that included some flashing lights and a swivel turret on top.
No. For the original "Star Wars" trilogy, the robot shell was operated from inside by actor Kenny Baker.