Here are more brave men who had to wear very uncomfortable costumes to create an iconic scene in Star Wars. This the Mos Eisley cantina crew chilling without their masks on. I wonder if they all felt a kinship together since they had to go through the same thing in the same scene. They should go to a bar every year and hang out to commemorate. That's what I'd want to do if I were them, though I'd leave the costume at home.
These were the types of characters whose figures I wanted as a kid. A lot of people felt that way because these characters didn't have any huge backstories. As children, we could imagine and play out their backstories, unlike some of the main characters who already had their history set in stone, or should I say holodeck.