Eerie abandoned Star Wars set left to rot in desert as sand slowly engulfs it | Films | Entertainment
Venture miles into Tunisia's orange-red desert and you may stumble upon remnants of the Star Wars prequel sets, frozen in time.While sci-fi enthusiasts might dismiss the divisive prequel films, some will be astonished to find these iconic structures left exposed to the elements, marring the Tunisian skyline.Wooden and fibreglass towers, faux pipes leading nowhere, and yellowed whitewashed walls serve as the only reminders for locals involved in the filming of Star Wars that Hollywood once graced their land.Yet, Taieb Jallouli, the man who constructed the sets, remains optimistic about a Hollywood return. Speaking to The Guardian, he said: "Film companies talk about coming back. Ridley Scott was talking about filming here, Pompeii was due to be filmed here, but there's always something. ...