What Does 'Star Wars' Day Mean? Why Is May 4th Dedicated to It? Everything You Need To Know Is Here
The phrase "May the Fourth be with you" was first used by a London newspaper writer on May 4, 1979, to wish British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher luck on her first day in office.
In 2019, California lawmakers declared May 4 as Star Wars Day in honor of Disneyland's opening of Galaxy's Edge.
May 5, known as "Revenge of the Fifth," is a play in Star Wars: Episode III, celebrating the Dark Side or Sith lords in the Star Wars Universe.
May is an important month for the Star Wars universe since it was the birth month of George Lucas, the franchise's founder, and the original movie's released on May 25, 1977.