Honestly, all I want is to see another film by George Lucas.

hey never lose hope there’s still a chance

@@ShawHortonMusic He actually hates directing. He was his own last choice for the prequels, but he had to write and direct them because of his still existing beef with the DGA, PGA, and WGA. Hence he's straight up admitted he hated how "Episode I" turned out, and had a co-writer for "Episode II." I'd like to see him PRODUCE another film, since -- by his own admission -- he seems to be WAY better and more passionate at that. Hence, films he's produced are often way better than ones he's directed ("Episode V," "Kagemusha," "Raiders of the Lost Ark," "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters," and "Powaqqatsi" being some examples).

@@MrMarsFargo Yeah, I’ve heard him say several times that he doesn’t like directing. He actually asked Ron Howard, Robert Zemeckis, and Steven Spielberg if they would direct each of the prequel films, but they all apparently told him that he should do it since he’s the creator. I believe he also asked Irvin Kershner to return, who declined, and he asked Lawrence Kasdan to help write, but Kasdan said he wasn’t interested in going backward, only forward. Kasdan has always been a Han guy so it makes sense that he wanted to write Solo, and that he agreed to help write The Force Awakens. But that’s why I hate when people say Lucas did all three prequels because of his “ego” or something like that. It’s documented that he asked people to help, or even do the job for him, but they all declined. I’d agree that he’s a better producer than he is director, and that he seems most passionate about that side of filmmaking. He’s also obviously big into advancing film technology, which he did beautifully with both trilogies. Although, I do find his directorial choices to be very interesting. He’s only directed six features; four Star Wars movies, and two non-SW movies (THX 1138 and American Graffiti), plus a handful of student short films. Even if directing isn’t his favorite thing, I would personally love to see what a current-day Lucas would do with another non-Star Wars film. I’m just very curious to see the kind of stuff he would make away from the saga. I assume it would mostly be experimental stuff that he was really into back in college. But I doubt he has any interest in filmmaking anymore, even as a producer, which is a real shame because he’s one of the most creative voices to have ever worked in the industry. Maybe we’ll see something after he gets his museum up and running, but I’m not gonna hold my breath.

@@ShawHortonMusic Lucas' talents go beyond producing I think. He does have great instincts with characters, worldbuilding, symbolism and story. It's simply that he isn't that interested in dialogue, and isn't that interested in getting into character motivations with his actors. He clearly enjoys the edit process, too. Although Kasdan gets a lot of credit for ESB, I think the cast and Kershner also made a lot of changes. There's a scan of the script with revisions by Carrie, and we know that Harrison ad libbed his line after talking with Kershner. Solo is one of the most forgettable movies I've seen, and Kasdan was all over that.

- God showing his Angels concept art of George Lucas in Heaven

@@ScrubmanLowell😂 amazing comment

Mostly fine if a little heavy handed until the last one that seemed to diverge a bit and be stranger.

You're namn is funny

Ikr

Two words japanese people

At least something happy was happening in the end

"Something NEW"

They’re art that’s what they are.

sounds cool, no pics?¿

Hahahah, cosplaying George in itself is an awesome idea, though probably not too uncommon there? :D

Not just one 6 of those

"sci fi"

boo hoo he left out a dash @@purefoldnz3070

George REALLY wanted to make movies HE wanted to watch. He was hoping Star Wars would get a bunch of copycats and he could relax and enjoy what the copycats came up with.

He has made more films

@@_lusty_boy_ like what?

@@Cruzgarcia607 there all private films he just makes for himself

i want a remake of american graffiti

I think he’s coming back for 10 11 and 12. At least we hoping so. Because 7 8 9 was so damn horrible. He regrets selling it to them. It’s just a Rumor tho.

I mean Clone wars 2007 is a Star Wars movie. The sequels and stories are not.

The things George sat in on are good too! Like the Mandalorian and rogue one

Yeah I agree. Yamborghini

And the clone wars

Yeah

Dont jinx it

#Gladiator

I though the same thing. It looks like, the ewoks are leading him to the afterlife.

Bruh

I kind of imagined him ending up on Mustafar, brooding within a totally empty food court with an endless salad bar.

Andrew Hamilton so they can’t appreciate and be a fan of his past work? Okay dude

Just kiss him

i wouldnt even need to be 18 for that to happen

As a 20 year old film student same lol

Just hold him in a safe position and put the fire out.

THE ALMIGHTY HAT OF STAR WARS

lol

He did

He was. They became acquaintances late ring life. george even funded Kagemusha

@@guileniam what are you even saying

@@draxx8107 lol You know how he was inspired by _7 Samurai For 7 Brides_ ? Well, George Lucas and F.F. Coppola are credited at the end of _KAGEMUSHA_ (JP, `8Ø) as executive producers for the international release. What that has TF ta do w/you IDK!

@@favoritemustard3542 what?

@@simplypalid2521 huh?

He was. They became acquaintances late ring life. george even funded Kagemusha

I don't remember that being told by Anakin

@@aimnotjouk734 multiverse timey wimey crap, too complex to explain no time there's something behind you!

me too, fr. I just had an emotional breakdown and this made me stop crying and start laughing :')

I lost it at 7:01

I lost at 6:27 xd

He's mid talking and it just cuts his voice out so scuffed

I'm not sure if it's unintentional or his sense of humor is just that dry

George Lucas: It's a little.... *silence, he's thinking deeply about what to say and is about to deconstruct my work and offer constructive criticism* George Lucas: ....much.

Despite being American, he noticably has that British reserved/awkwardness to him.

He kinda looked Zuko at first glance tho..

That's the Anakin all of the edgelord Gen X dorks wanted for the prequels - the guy killing indiscriminately who could never be the father of the dork who wound up raised on Tatooine.

Now I want a show that documents George Lucas' s day to day work life.

@@crupplemcsplits792 I'm kinda late, but the Behind the scenes Websodes from the prequels are basically this.

@@DATFilms that's funny considering I've seen like a ton of them and I'm just now realizing they basically are that

dam those words of his blew up

He came down with a cough during the making of Episode 3. He recorded the cough and the sound was used for General Grievous.

He smells like flannel and BO

How? How did he do that?

What's that movie? I'm looking for the music

??????

Yes

This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them!

Bruh it's not that bad...

Besides SW VIII and IX, the remaining movies and series are still ok

@@Paradoxe2 IX was not that Bad actually

@@nikolaradisavljevic1235 Not to me.... It felt clearly like Jj Abrahams wanted to fix the mess from Rian Johnson.

Hello there

George is a massive nerd he no doubt what for the films.

I'd choose films.

Obi-wan bringing Luke to Owen and Beru.

which youtuber?

In a way, Jar Jar was the key. If they had removed Jar Jar (and worked on Anakin just a little more), Phantom Menace would have been a far greater film.

He knew it was gonna work, because it was impossible.