In the Wolf Man Jack book, he wrote that he was paid a couple of thousand dollars for his part. When American Graffiti was a hit and George Lucas felt he made the movie. George Lucas gave Wolf Man Jack a percentage of the profits. Classy move and kept Wolf Man Jack from going broke.
I haven’t liked all of the decisions he has made. But the man created a modern day mythology that changed the world. He also fundamentally changed the film industry as well. Love him or hate him he’s done a lot for the art of cinema. I’m also grateful for so many of the characters, world, and philosophies he has presented an explored through his stories.
Whether people like it or not, he is a visionary. The same people most likely take the technology used to produce movies nowadays for granted. Not realizing modern movies (mostly blockbusters) wouldn't exist as they do, for better or worse, because of Lucas. A lot of them probably are MCU fans and even though Phase 4 dropped the ball and Phase 5 didn't start that well, none of it would probably exist without him. It's because of him and ILM that Iron Man looked that good. Because they had their trial and errors prior to it with the Prequels and other movies. Anyways, I'll end it here before I go into too much ranting. Cheers from France! 🍻
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Without a doubt. And the legacy of Lucasfilm continues in that spirit. But that isn’t the issue. Who really denies what you said? I think the tragedy of George Lucas is that while he was doing a lot for the art of cinema, he was systematically and pointlessly revising, reworking, replacing and displacing _Star Wars,_ his one unequivocal success. And he ruined it. He _actually_ ruined it. George Lucas took _Star Wars_ back from all of us and has been slowly transforming it into something else ever since. Why? Because he can? “Let the past die. Kill it, if you have to.” And that’s what Lucas did: he has erased the past. Because, I guess, he had to.
I agree with what you said but at the same time you could say the way he changed the film industry lead to all the remakes sequels and franchises that push out other indie filmmakers from doing original stuff. And no george is definitely not SOLEY responsible for that but its kind of an indirect consequence
@@mysticmarble94 Mr. Rogers ran one of the longest-running children’s television shows on earth that started back in 1968 and lasted until 2001. For generations of children, he was their childhood and a national icon who help explain tough issues to young children from racism and the Cold War to the assassination of JFK and 9/11. The man literally is the reason the US still has public television. I'd suggest you look him up.
No, he is public domain, as soon as someone becomes a "celebrity" they become public property so to speak, they are the publics property to do with how we please, we can make or break them at a whim. They are merely playthings.
George Lucas didn't make The Star Wars Christmas Special. He handed it off. Steve Binder and David Acomba directed it and Rod Warren, Bruce Vilanch, Pat Proft, Leonard Ripps, and Mitzie Welch wrote it.
@@captlazer5509 , not sure i know Warner Bros owns THX 1138, and Universal American Graffiti. Universal also owns Howard the Duck the film but not the rights to the character which reside with Disney. I think Disney got the rights back from Paramount for Indiana Jones for the 5th movie. I wonder if they keep the rights to the first 4. Fox owned Star Wars 77, but Disney bought Fox. The Student films are property of the University of Southern California. George outright owned Empire and Jedi but he sold them to Disney.
He retired. He was attacked for his last two films, Red tails and Strange Magic. And relentlessly savaged and attacked for the prequel and special edition of Star Wars, he sold to Disney.
To be fair, Lucas only had himself to blame for screwing up Red Tails. After all if he stuck to his original "Lawrence of Arabia" style plan for this film, it would have been a great way to sign off his film career.
He made 3 great Prequels, fans who were in their late 30s to 40s when they released took to the internet when it launched to complain and write childish songs like, George Lucas R*ped our childhood, the outrageous behavior from these entitled fans caused Lucas to eventually sell the franchise to a soulless monopoly resulting in films worse then the Prequel films those fans hated.
@@toothbrushfromnisemonogatari From what I heard the reason Lucas can't release the "original originals" because his ex is mentioned in the credits and that he needs permission from her to release them again
I think he said he was interested in moving on after selling Lucasfilm to Disney, since he has that museum he wants to make. The last time he was seen was that Light & Magic series
If you sell off your life's work for 5 billion dollars, you don't rely on "good faith". He knew what he was doing, and shouldn't whine afterwards. If he'd really wanted to have influence on the new stuff he should've added a little clause to the contract. Even though Disney's output has been a bit hit and miss, it's been mostly hit.
His ideas were sort of interesting, would really have to have had them fully worked out in a screenplay. What i wasn't sold on was Maul as the new big bad. Would like to have seen Han as a leader in the new republic government with Leia as Chancellor and Luke teaching the next generation of Jedi. Han and Leia's children as the new main leads. Disney Star Wars is awful.
I don’t really think he sold it to them and they had a handshake agreement that he would do what he wanted them to do. I mean yeah he can make suggestions but he flat out said he never wanted to make any more Star Wars movies. We’re Disney drop. The ball was thinking it was a good idea to shuffle movie directors, and tell them just to make up a script as they went. I think the force awakens was awesome, but because nobody really knew where these characters came from or where they were going when they made the second movie Rian Johnson didn’t have any direction on where to take anyone, so he just killed off the main good guy in the main bad guy and I don’t care if George Lucas and Steven Spielberg teamed up to do the rise of Skywalker they were screwed from the beginning because they were starting over from scratch. As far is why George Lucas sold Star Wars you don’t have to look any further than the most toxic Fanbase in the world. I love Star Wars, but I don’t love every movie so the only time I watch attack of the clones is when we are doing a Star Wars marathon other than that I never watch that movie. It’s so bad it’s cringe at places. But I’ve never accused George Lucas of inappropriately doing something to my childhood or harassed actors online. Nope I just don’t watch the movie. Problem solved. When you look at everything, George Lucas went through, both actors that played Anakin in the prequels went through, the actor that played jar jar and everything he went through. I don’t blame him. The man created one of the most beloved franchises in the world, and for the next 20 years, the fans would not leave him alone about how bad they thought the prequels were so then he sells it and then everyone sitting around with their mouth open going “ well why did George sandwich this is it right?” It’s kind of like how the Zack Snyder fans never supported Zack Snyder when he was working for Warner Bros. but then the minute they showed him the door because the fans didn’t like his movies they decided he was the god of directors and only he could make the right DC movies they wanted. Bottom line the fans in the world of geek culture. Have a favorite past time of complaining and getting online and harassing people, and some people would rather just walk away then deal with the basement dwellers.
I mean he made up the stuff about George wanting to tell stories after his accident. George wanted to be a photographer and still to this day doesn't care much for story or plot. He decided on cinema at USC. But this guy needs his romantic retelling to be engaging.
From someone born in 1974 and was literally weened on George Lucas, I absolutely loved this video! Really resonated with me. Really well made with some excellent clips. Fantastic!!!
"American Graffiti" is still his best movie. A classic teen movie that was very popular in the 70s but now not many remember it, its a very underrated movie with a ton of young famous actors and great performances. Also great script by Lucas
I love how subversive his first two films are. But if we had gotten his version of Apocalypse Now in 74 Star Wars never would have happened and i truly believe it would have been his last movie.
It's not hard at all. When he was making the original trilogy, he was married to Marcia, who would tell him "this is crap, you should rewrite it." They divorced, and we got Howard the Duck and the Phantom Menace. Couldn't be more clear.
I will forever be greatful to Geore Lucas for giving us Star Wars. I was 5 and I'm now 49, I still remember sitting in the Cinema, with the first two notes played at the beginning I was hooked. I also liked his remastered versions, and I have no issue with JarJar Binks. A lot of people forgett it was made for Kids, not only us. My daughter 9 years old liked JarJar. The casting was poor, however we got what we wanted, the Rise of Darth Vader. I can also understand that he sold everything, it was his baby and he can do with it what he wanted. That Disney is messing it up and went down the Woke Lane could no one expect. Infact the first Movie (Rouge One), is my favorite from all the Disney Star Wars. I like it because everyone is dead at the end, which is fully in line with the very first movie (many people gave theire lives to get these plans to us).
Me too!!! I'm very grateful to Mr. Lucas!!! He gave me the greatest cinematic experience EVER. I went crazy when I saw Star Wars at the movie theater!!! I couldn't believe that someone would make such a BEAUTIFUL and AMZING FILM--thanks to George Lucas!!
And well deserved hate, all of us fans just wanted one thing, release the original star wars on dvd, but he said FU, now look under disney its fully destroyed. In the end that was not too much to ask to have the original on dvd.
@@e.enriquez4589huh??? I wouldn’t even put Spielberg and Lucas in the same league. Spielberg is one of the greatest filmmakers of all time. George Lucas made like 2 ok movies over 40 years ago
Not in the slightest. If anything, he's one of the worst, to the point that Gil Taylor, the head cameraman on ANH, had to get Lucas away from the camera on at least one occasion because he could see that Lucas didn't know what he was doing. Lucas' idea of lighting would've also made the film look flat rather than atmospheric as well.
@@JohnnyNiteTrain I think that's what he was saying. The OP says that Lucas is the greatest filmmaker, but Spielberg is clearly a far, far superior filmmaker than Lucas will ever be. A lot of what we see on screen in Spielberg movies is down to his personal dynamism, whereas everything I've seen, heard and read about Lucas' films has been him leaving most of the creative side to other people. As a director he himself has said that he sits quiet and miserable, and needs others to even remind him to say "Action!" and "Cut!". Gil Taylor, the head cameraman on ANH, described Lucas as "elusive", and he was mostly forced to make his own decisions. He found Lucas to be such a bad director that he refused to ever work with him again.
The prequels are fantastic. The world building and action scenes are some of the greatest things I have still ever seen in anything. I don't understand the hate for them. I'm sorry there are some politics in a movie franchise about wars. Was not a deal breaker at all for me.
What made the prequels good wasn't George Lucas's genius, but the addition of time and Disney's butchering of the lore with Bad Reboot's mystery boxes left to Ruin Johnson to finish burning it all down. Yep, by comparison, the prequels are Citizen Cain.
I really can't take people seriously who actually hate George Lucas or even think he's untalented. It doesn't matter if you like his work or not - but if you have even one bit of creative sense you simply know what a great creator Lucas is. And I think he's also a very cool dude. Greetings from Germany :)
Lucas made a decision after that car crash to make his life meaningful and productive. He achieved that intention. Like all of us Lucas has his flaws, limitations and blind spots. He will though be able to look back on his life and ultimately say he did his very best.
I don't hate the guy, but crapping on his creations with a bunch of CGI sillyness, and then refusing to release the orignal theatrical versions is just asinine.
@@robmoye7373 I don't know if he still refuses it. Disney has the rights for over 10 years now. But is this reason enough to condemn his whole career and treat him like he's the worst guy ever? He's not the first artist in the history of men who doesn't want certain art pieces to be shown anymore. Many painters destroyed some of their own paintings so the public couldn't see them anymore. With the original SW movies, there's at least the possibility to find them online or on vhs. But yeah, Disney should just release the movies in some kind of special edition. They would sell like hot cakes. Greetings from Germany :)
@@moserfugger6363 As I said I dont hate the guy, and I recognize and respect his contributions to cinema. As for the original SW trilogy, at least there is project 4k.
How innocent I was when I thought the prequels needed work back in the day. I'd trade every last thing Disney SW ever made or will make for just one more Lucas-helmed SW film.
I like the original Star Wars trilogy and the prequels, but the sequels were extremely disappointing. I'm also not a huge fan of Indiana Jones, mainly because I'm scared of snakes even more than him. But I respect George Lucas for his creative abilities, and I respect his desire to retire. After all, if all you got was hate and flack all the time, would you really want to do much anymore?
29:28 OK, I gotta stop you right there, because there is a bit of a misconception regarding this: No, it's not true that people have changed their minds for the positive regarding the prequels. The number of people who has done that is miniscule. The vast, VAST majority of the people who hated the prequels back in the 2000s still hate them today. What has hapened is that most of the people who watched them as kids and loved then grew up and now they voice their opinion. This is a well known fact among the Star Wars fan community, but I guess it's not as clear for people in the periphery of it, let alone outside of it (not that I blame those people for not engaging. The "Star Wars" fandom has always had a scary toxic element).
Pretty much. Plus how horrible the Disney Sequel Trilogy turned out made people appreciate the prequels more. Like choosing between mac n’ cheese and a plate of feces.
As someone who grown up in the late 90s and early 2000s, I feel that revenge of the sith is the best star wars movie ever made next too Return of the Jedi
Where do I begin. Empire strikes back came out in 1980 not 81. George Lucas dropped out of the directors guild. Because he refused to put the opening credits where they belong. Know your history please before you do one of these.
He was apart of a group of film makers That were fed up of the old Hollywood. And thank god they made the best movies . What do we get . Now we get corporate Hollywood.
I want to see Disney lose massive amounts of value, dropping to the point that Lucas himself can buy the company, change its name to “Lucas”, destroy all the Star Wars sequels and a huge amount of recent Disney films, and as the capper, put Mickey Mouse into the public domain. The new mascot? Jar Jar of course.
I'm sorry but Leigh Brackett wrote the original screenplay for Episode 5. The empire strikes back. . But passed away from Cancer before production so ... Lawrence Kasden took over. Just saying....great video and channel. Cheers.
Not a single word of what Leigh Brackett wrote made it into the final film. Lucas credited her because he liked working with her and he thought she deserved credit after her death
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Man, such great quotes! Thanks JoBlo! Regards from Tabasco, México [Land of The Olmecs]!
And The Empire Strikes Back came out in 1980, not 1981. Did you do ANY research before making this, or were you just completely talking out of your ass?
With, an enormous assist from Kathleen Kennedy, I've heard rumors that Lucasfilm's going to let her go, after, Indiana Jones, that's, seriously, grossly overdue.
@JM Perhaps, but, the severance package, was, announced last December, her failure is complete, and, let's be honest, "Kevin Kennedy," would have been dumped a decade, ago, her time's up, period, just is.
Disagree - Lucas had already done that with the cheesy prequel trilogy and the original trilogy special editions. While there are definitely some shaky efforts since Disney took over SW, on the whole it remains as entertaining and interesting as it ever was.
The Prequels were and are absolutely AWFUL. Terrible scripts, terrible pacing, TERRIBLE CGI, terrible dialogue, terrible acting due to terrible directing. The CGI was bad the day the films came out and only looks worse today.
a complete lack of research to blame The Holiday Special on Lucas. He only signed off on it being produced but had absolutely no oversight. He was busy with ESB.
I think the reason it's difficult for me to understand the hatred of Return of the Jedi because I grew up with the movies as "The Star Wars Trilogy" back before the Special Editions and the Prequels. For me it seemed like TESB and RotJ were very interconnected.... one movie split in two whereas the real disconnects felt like it was with the first film seeing how standalone the story was.
Yes, but it is strange that Lucas let someone else handle the most high profile early SW spin off. Lucasfilm was probably in flux at that time and Lucas preoccupied with many things. But it still required him, or someone he trusted, to have some oversight.
WTF happened? He got lucky, lost his damn mind, and got tired of managing a brand he barely managed and just had to collect a check from it. WTF indeed.
I loved star wars since 1988. And well....the fanbase is one of the WORST. And I'M a fan!! I don't go online and make a two hour long video about how episode 9 sucked, and how Disney is killing everything! I don't shame anyone who disagrees with me! The OG trilogy wasn't a masterpiece BTW! IT had flaws, but I still love them!
Great take , totally agree! All the movies had flaws, but it seems that fans just want everything to be exactly the same, even though it needs to be fresh to get new fans.
George also took on Filoni to help him out with Star Wars projects. And Filoni has mentioned in the past he does meet up with George to bounce ideas off of him for shows like the Mandalorian.
Mr. Lucas's second adventure story was NOT "The Raiders of the Lost Ark" (as the narrator states at 20:00), but "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (as the viewscreen reads at 20:01). Also, his first film is not "THX eleven thirty-eight", but "THX one-one-three-eight".
I believe fans of the original trilogy misunderstood the intent of the prequels, thinking it was for them. It was not. He recognised that there was a whole new generation of young film viewers who wouldn't watch the original trilogy because it had become dated. For many fans of star wars, like myself, the prequels were a part of my childhood and an introduction which ushered in a massive wave of new fans. I understand that dialogue wise the films were weak, but for a 11 year old kid watching Yoda flip like 50 times was cool as fuck. I was around 14 when I watched Revenge of the Sith and I absolutely loved it, the films became more serious as I grew up much like the Harry Potter series and allowed me to appreciate themes like tragedy, betrayal and in some respects even mental health.
I was watching the Prequels with my nephews & niece and realized my memory is sufficient to remember what I like & contently forget what I don't, so I gave them the Prequel Trilogy to keep.
You forgot the Clone Wars 2D animation. Also, George Lucas himself said that he's using the Disney money to continue making films, but to never release them. They are just passion projects.
I was 10 when the special editions came out so they are the only og Star Wars I ever knew and that's what made me fall in love with Star Wars, the prequels have taken a decade for to come to terms with so maybe in 2033 I'll be finally able to watch the new sequels without losing my mind with anger.
Michael Angelo, (George) "I thought Adam's finger touching God's was too small, so when was able to, I changed it. Never mind how everyone loved my first (Cistine chapel) painting.
@@dontevenlook From start to finish, you attest that it is completely incorrect. Must have been hell for you to watch it from start to finish. We say a prayer for your pain. Peace and love.
Steve Binder was director of the Star Wars Christmas Special. Also, Lucas specifically saved the Christmas Special and allowed special screenings of the film over the years. It's horrible, but many of the rumors are blatantly false. You also can't believe what Lucas says. He constantly changed his mind.
@@truesoulghost2777 Good luck with your gaming videos. I see one with zero views. I see another one with one view. I see one with eight views. I'm sure you'll get there.
Its an interesting thought (star wars purity), but for the most part, Disney have done a terrible job at telling new stories. The pressure to make money has clouded their ability to make good stories.
George Lucas got sick and tired of the fans telling him how he was wrong about his own story. So he sold it to Disney and made us all realize just how good we had it when he was the one writing the stories.
A lot of what we got were Lucas' ideas, including Rey and the death of Luke. You want to know what we would've gotten if Lucas was still in charge? We would've gotten microscopic organisms in another dimension, and Rey would've been called "Winkie"! lol
@@white-dragon4424 we got a whole document of Luca's ideas that he gave Disney to use and guess what? Rey was nowhere in it. Which rock have you been living under. The microorganisms thing was one small part of one movie that he never reused ever again. How has it become part of his character? Makes zero sense.
Regarding the Star Wars Special Editions, while I like some of the changes Lucas made and I get how ANH really didn't match his vision because of the limits of technology, I think his biggest mistake was not allowing fans to make up their own minds what they wanted, had he given fans that choice I'm pretty sure more people would have been a lot more forgiving no matter what changes he made.
People who hate on George for his later Star Wars decisions seem to forget there would be no Star Wars without him. Zero, zip, zilch. I don't like all his decisions but I'm eternally grateful for the gifts he has given us. Of course, I have the original theatrical versions of the OT on DVD, so I'm good. 👍
Never understood why people had an issue with aliens in an Indy film. Considering the first involved angels/demons/ghosts and the paranormal. The second a seemingly supernatural cult granted powers by stone and the third a cup that can give everlasting life guarded by a knight from the crusades…yeah aliens totally fit.
Perhaps this is a relivant question / comparison- which franchise was hurt most by the ending chapters of the series: Star Wars, or Game of thrones? Both were amazing in the first half, both were "hurt" when other people had more creative control & strayed from the original vision of the IP. What do you think? Are these comparable?
good documentary, informative and comical. i would like to see george pick up some old school anime franchise and re-doo it, like mega man or guyver...way kool! after all a true creator cannot stop creating. blessings.
Not sure about that - they were entertaining but looked completely choreographed, almost like a set dance. The sequel trilogy were a lot more realistic IMO.
It makes me so sad that he had sold the rights of Star Wars to Disney. Back when George Lucas was in charge it had better quality and it wasn’t as commercial as nowadays.
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In the Wolf Man Jack book, he wrote that he was paid a couple of thousand dollars for his part. When American Graffiti was a hit and George Lucas felt he made the movie. George Lucas gave Wolf Man Jack a percentage of the profits. Classy move and kept Wolf Man Jack from going broke.
I haven’t liked all of the decisions he has made. But the man created a modern day mythology that changed the world. He also fundamentally changed the film industry as well. Love him or hate him he’s done a lot for the art of cinema. I’m also grateful for so many of the characters, world, and philosophies he has presented an explored through his stories.
Whether people like it or not, he is a visionary.
The same people most likely take the technology used to produce movies nowadays for granted.
Not realizing modern movies (mostly blockbusters) wouldn't exist as they do, for better or worse, because of Lucas.
A lot of them probably are MCU fans and even though Phase 4 dropped the ball and Phase 5 didn't start that well, none of it would probably exist without him.
It's because of him and ILM that Iron Man looked that good. Because they had their trial and errors prior to it with the Prequels and other movies.
Anyways, I'll end it here before I go into too much ranting.
Cheers from France! 🍻
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Without a doubt. And the legacy of Lucasfilm continues in that spirit. But that isn’t the issue. Who really denies what you said? I think the tragedy of George Lucas is that while he was doing a lot for the art of cinema, he was systematically and pointlessly revising, reworking, replacing and displacing _Star Wars,_ his one unequivocal success. And he ruined it. He _actually_ ruined it. George Lucas took _Star Wars_ back from all of us and has been slowly transforming it into something else ever since. Why? Because he can? “Let the past die. Kill it, if you have to.” And that’s what Lucas did: he has erased the past. Because, I guess, he had to.
I agree with what you said but at the same time you could say the way he changed the film industry lead to all the remakes sequels and franchises that push out other indie filmmakers from doing original stuff. And no george is definitely not SOLEY responsible for that but its kind of an indirect consequence
He's done more positive for Hollywood, culture and the world of art then anybody else in the past 40+ years.
Mr. Rogers would like to disagree.
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Who is that?
Mr who ?
George Lucas is known around the planet.
@@mysticmarble94 Mr. Rogers ran one of the longest-running children’s television shows on earth that started back in 1968 and lasted until 2001.
For generations of children, he was their childhood and a national icon who help explain tough issues to young children from racism and the Cold War to the assassination of JFK and 9/11.
The man literally is the reason the US still has public television.
I'd suggest you look him up.
@@Lobsterwithinternet yea... but he ate that one little kid. kinda fucks his legacy up lmao
Good ol' George is enjoying his retirement. Leave him be, he's earned it.
No, he is public domain, as soon as someone becomes a "celebrity" they become public property so to speak, they are the publics property to do with how we please, we can make or break them at a whim.
They are merely playthings.
@@nnaheim. wtf ru on about, fix ur life.
@@nnaheim. Tf?
@@nnaheim. Uhhhhhhhhhh....Ratio?
@@nnaheim. He's a human being not a property
George Lucas didn't make The Star Wars Christmas Special. He handed it off. Steve Binder and David Acomba directed it and Rod Warren, Bruce Vilanch, Pat Proft, Leonard Ripps, and Mitzie Welch wrote it.
We'll never get a THX-1138: Holiday Special.
@@captlazer5509 ... or will we?
@@RoverIAC good point, does Disney own everything GL ever made? Student films too?
@@captlazer5509 hopefully not
@@captlazer5509 , not sure i know Warner Bros owns THX 1138, and Universal American Graffiti. Universal also owns Howard the Duck the film but not the rights to the character which reside with Disney. I think Disney got the rights back from Paramount for Indiana Jones for the 5th movie. I wonder if they keep the rights to the first 4. Fox owned Star Wars 77, but Disney bought Fox. The Student films are property of the University of Southern California. George outright owned Empire and Jedi but he sold them to Disney.
Star Wars died with it's sale. Rest in peace. Enjoy your old memories.
He retired. He was attacked for his last two films, Red tails and Strange Magic. And relentlessly savaged and attacked for the prequel and special edition of Star Wars, he sold to Disney.
i didnt get the hate for Strange Magic. it is beatifull movie with great music. it is warm and funny, great family movie i can recommend to everybody
@@BorisHorvath , Disney didn't support it at all there isn't even a Blu-Ray.
@@matthewgaudet4064 yep, i know, but i dont understand it. for me, it is great movie i can recommend to everybody. i can watch it anytime
To be fair, Lucas only had himself to blame for screwing up Red Tails. After all if he stuck to his original "Lawrence of Arabia" style plan for this film, it would have been a great way to sign off his film career.
But red tails is an all black cast.. it’s never been done before…
He made 3 great Prequels, fans who were in their late 30s to 40s when they released took to the internet when it launched to complain and write childish songs like, George Lucas R*ped our childhood, the outrageous behavior from these entitled fans caused Lucas to eventually sell the franchise to a soulless monopoly resulting in films worse then the Prequel films those fans hated.
So true. Those people who bashed Lucas are lowlife scumbags. Bet they all feel like crap now.
To be fair he also refused to release the original films in any hd format which is pretty shitty to the fans of the originals.
@@toothbrushfromnisemonogatari From what I heard the reason Lucas can't release the "original originals" because his ex is mentioned in the credits and that he needs permission from her to release them again
@@toothbrushfromnisemonogatari a minor offense compared to rise of the skywalker
Don't be bloody stupid 🤦🏽♂️
Helping out Kurosawa and Coppola is a great move from George.
Since George copied kurosawa
@@pa.encema2821 No he didn't copy, he took inspiration from him.
@@GreenFalcon926 that's what its called 🙄
I think he said he was interested in moving on after selling Lucasfilm to Disney, since he has that museum he wants to make. The last time he was seen was that Light & Magic series
I kinda feel bad for him. He sold star wars on good faith they'd consider his ideas...but they didn't...and he regrets selling iirc.
Maybe, but he can brood all the way to the bank! Likely the in the richest 500 people in the world
If you sell off your life's work for 5 billion dollars, you don't rely on "good faith". He knew what he was doing, and shouldn't whine afterwards. If he'd really wanted to have influence on the new stuff he should've added a little clause to the contract. Even though Disney's output has been a bit hit and miss, it's been mostly hit.
His ideas were sort of interesting, would really have to have had them fully worked out in a screenplay. What i wasn't sold on was Maul as the new big bad. Would like to have seen Han as a leader in the new republic government with Leia as Chancellor and Luke teaching the next generation of Jedi. Han and Leia's children as the new main leads. Disney Star Wars is awful.
I don’t really think he sold it to them and they had a handshake agreement that he would do what he wanted them to do. I mean yeah he can make suggestions but he flat out said he never wanted to make any more Star Wars movies. We’re Disney drop. The ball was thinking it was a good idea to shuffle movie directors, and tell them just to make up a script as they went. I think the force awakens was awesome, but because nobody really knew where these characters came from or where they were going when they made the second movie Rian Johnson didn’t have any direction on where to take anyone, so he just killed off the main good guy in the main bad guy and I don’t care if George Lucas and Steven Spielberg teamed up to do the rise of Skywalker they were screwed from the beginning because they were starting over from scratch.
As far is why George Lucas sold Star Wars you don’t have to look any further than the most toxic Fanbase in the world. I love Star Wars, but I don’t love every movie so the only time I watch attack of the clones is when we are doing a Star Wars marathon other than that I never watch that movie. It’s so bad it’s cringe at places. But I’ve never accused George Lucas of inappropriately doing something to my childhood or harassed actors online. Nope I just don’t watch the movie. Problem solved. When you look at everything, George Lucas went through, both actors that played Anakin in the prequels went through, the actor that played jar jar and everything he went through. I don’t blame him. The man created one of the most beloved franchises in the world, and for the next 20 years, the fans would not leave him alone about how bad they thought the prequels were so then he sells it and then everyone sitting around with their mouth open going “ well why did George sandwich this is it right?”
It’s kind of like how the Zack Snyder fans never supported Zack Snyder when he was working for Warner Bros. but then the minute they showed him the door because the fans didn’t like his movies they decided he was the god of directors and only he could make the right DC movies they wanted. Bottom line the fans in the world of geek culture. Have a favorite past time of complaining and getting online and harassing people, and some people would rather just walk away then deal with the basement dwellers.
@@bdr113080 I remember all the hate Lucas got for the prequels years ago when on social media.
Did you seriously just say that George created the holiday special, I hope that was a joke
Yeah, this crap pisses me off. UA-camrs with tons of views making videos that contain easily fact checked errors.
I mean he made up the stuff about George wanting to tell stories after his accident. George wanted to be a photographer and still to this day doesn't care much for story or plot. He decided on cinema at USC. But this guy needs his romantic retelling to be engaging.
From someone born in 1974 and was literally weened on George Lucas, I absolutely loved this video! Really resonated with me.
Really well made with some excellent clips.
Fantastic!!!
"American Graffiti" is still his best movie. A classic teen movie that was very popular in the 70s but now not many remember it, its a very underrated movie with a ton of young famous actors and great performances. Also great script by Lucas
I love how subversive his first two films are. But if we had gotten his version of Apocalypse Now in 74 Star Wars never would have happened and i truly believe it would have been his last movie.
Showing my age, but I remember it. Hehe.
Like you say, fantastic movie in every way. And still one of the best soundtracks to any movie ever! 😃👍
The script wasn't all his. It was co-written by Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz, as was ANH.
@@white-dragon4424 , all the characters were based on him or people he knew except for Steve and Laurie. Those came from his co-writers.
@@matthewgaudet4064 In what way does any of that have anything to do with him having major help in writing the script for ANH?
This was great! Id like to see What Happened to David Lynch next!
The video was great, my guy. Totally saving this one on my favorites.
Excellent video! Explained everything! I loved how you handled when Lucas sold to Disney.
It's hard to figure out what happened to George Lucas. His life history keeps getting these special edition treatment.
35:10 Clearly he is transforming into Jabba
@@hagestad he became Palpatine for a while...
Not really. He never really changed much, he's said it himself. His only change was in his perception.
It's not hard at all. When he was making the original trilogy, he was married to Marcia, who would tell him "this is crap, you should rewrite it." They divorced, and we got Howard the Duck and the Phantom Menace. Couldn't be more clear.
@@officialmonarchmusic he searched his feelings instead of trusting them...
I miss his him doing Star Wars.
Hrs writing a new trilogy uts happening dont worry he'll fix post ep 6
Best narrator of the bunch. You need a playlist with only your stuff
Agreed
I will forever be greatful to Geore Lucas for giving us Star Wars. I was 5 and I'm now 49, I still remember sitting in the Cinema, with the first two notes played at the beginning I was hooked. I also liked his remastered versions, and I have no issue with JarJar Binks. A lot of people forgett it was made for Kids, not only us. My daughter 9 years old liked JarJar. The casting was poor, however we got what we wanted, the Rise of Darth Vader. I can also understand that he sold everything, it was his baby and he can do with it what he wanted. That Disney is messing it up and went down the Woke Lane could no one expect. Infact the first Movie (Rouge One), is my favorite from all the Disney Star Wars. I like it because everyone is dead at the end, which is fully in line with the very first movie (many people gave theire lives to get these plans to us).
Me too!!! I'm very grateful to Mr. Lucas!!! He gave me the greatest cinematic experience EVER. I went crazy when I saw Star Wars at the movie theater!!! I couldn't believe that someone would make such a BEAUTIFUL and AMZING FILM--thanks to George Lucas!!
Made some great films, then got so tired of the hate from fans that he got out of the game.
And well deserved hate, all of us fans just wanted one thing, release the original star wars on dvd, but he said FU, now look under disney its fully destroyed. In the end that was not too much to ask to have the original on dvd.
@@markcab2055 It is on DVD. It was a single release bonus disc.
George Lucas...The Ultimate Filmmaker!
Can you say that even though his resume isn’t saturated like Steven etc….?
@@e.enriquez4589huh??? I wouldn’t even put Spielberg and Lucas in the same league. Spielberg is one of the greatest filmmakers of all time. George Lucas made like 2 ok movies over 40 years ago
Not in the slightest. If anything, he's one of the worst, to the point that Gil Taylor, the head cameraman on ANH, had to get Lucas away from the camera on at least one occasion because he could see that Lucas didn't know what he was doing. Lucas' idea of lighting would've also made the film look flat rather than atmospheric as well.
@@JohnnyNiteTrain I think that's what he was saying. The OP says that Lucas is the greatest filmmaker, but Spielberg is clearly a far, far superior filmmaker than Lucas will ever be. A lot of what we see on screen in Spielberg movies is down to his personal dynamism, whereas everything I've seen, heard and read about Lucas' films has been him leaving most of the creative side to other people. As a director he himself has said that he sits quiet and miserable, and needs others to even remind him to say "Action!" and "Cut!". Gil Taylor, the head cameraman on ANH, described Lucas as "elusive", and he was mostly forced to make his own decisions. He found Lucas to be such a bad director that he refused to ever work with him again.
@@white-dragon4424 ahhh I see. I misunderstood. My bad Enriquez
What happened? Disney bought Star Wars from George Lucas for billions of dollars and began to ruin his vision of it.
I watched the prequels as an adult and loved them. Not perfect by any means, but still classic Star Wars no matter what!
Many would disagree. In fact more than many would.
@@robmoye7373 Less than 50% though at this point, I think
Oh yes. The naysayers don't have 10 good arguments against them
@@robmoye7373only literal NPCs would
The prequels are fantastic. The world building and action scenes are some of the greatest things I have still ever seen in anything. I don't understand the hate for them. I'm sorry there are some politics in a movie franchise about wars. Was not a deal breaker at all for me.
What made the prequels good wasn't George Lucas's genius, but the addition of time and Disney's butchering of the lore with Bad Reboot's mystery boxes left to Ruin Johnson to finish burning it all down.
Yep, by comparison, the prequels are Citizen Cain.
Those who are 50+ complaining about the prequels when episode 3 is the strongest and best episode stsrwars has
I really can't take people seriously who actually hate George Lucas or even think he's untalented. It doesn't matter if you like his work or not - but if you have even one bit of creative sense you simply know what a great creator Lucas is. And I think he's also a very cool dude.
Greetings from Germany :)
Lucas made a decision after that car crash to make his life meaningful and productive. He achieved that intention. Like all of us Lucas has his flaws, limitations and blind spots. He will though be able to look back on his life and ultimately say he did his very best.
I don't hate the guy, but crapping on his creations with a bunch of CGI sillyness, and then refusing to release the orignal theatrical versions is just asinine.
@@robmoye7373 I don't know if he still refuses it. Disney has the rights for over 10 years now.
But is this reason enough to condemn his whole career and treat him like he's the worst guy ever? He's not the first artist in the history of men who doesn't want certain art pieces to be shown anymore. Many painters destroyed some of their own paintings so the public couldn't see them anymore.
With the original SW movies, there's at least the possibility to find them online or on vhs.
But yeah, Disney should just release the movies in some kind of special edition. They would sell like hot cakes.
Greetings from Germany :)
@@moserfugger6363 As I said I dont hate the guy, and I recognize and respect his contributions to cinema. As for the original SW trilogy, at least there is project 4k.
@@robmoye7373 No it isn't
As a Star Wars fan I loved your video!👍👍
The Lucas museum of modern art will be his next big passion project and I for one can’t wait for him to cement his legacy
How innocent I was when I thought the prequels needed work back in the day. I'd trade every last thing Disney SW ever made or will make for just one more Lucas-helmed SW film.
But definitely needs an editor to make it good if it happens
@@raptorskilltor4554 Lucas started as an editor and is a very good editor.
@@RoverIAC But a terrible script writer.
@@Lobsterwithinternet what you talking about Lobster?... every single line from the prequels makes a great quote. "We don't take republic credits."
@@RoverIAC Yeah, so does Howling 2.
Doesn't make it a good script or a good film.
I like the original Star Wars trilogy and the prequels, but the sequels were extremely disappointing. I'm also not a huge fan of Indiana Jones, mainly because I'm scared of snakes even more than him. But I respect George Lucas for his creative abilities, and I respect his desire to retire. After all, if all you got was hate and flack all the time, would you really want to do much anymore?
I rarely felt so entertained on UA-cam. Great content and presentation. 💙
My 2nd cousins were in more American graffiti, but they think they're in the deleted scenes of American graffiti.
29:28 OK, I gotta stop you right there, because there is a bit of a misconception regarding this: No, it's not true that people have changed their minds for the positive regarding the prequels. The number of people who has done that is miniscule. The vast, VAST majority of the people who hated the prequels back in the 2000s still hate them today. What has hapened is that most of the people who watched them as kids and loved then grew up and now they voice their opinion.
This is a well known fact among the Star Wars fan community, but I guess it's not as clear for people in the periphery of it, let alone outside of it (not that I blame those people for not engaging. The "Star Wars" fandom has always had a scary toxic element).
Pretty much.
Plus how horrible the Disney Sequel Trilogy turned out made people appreciate the prequels more.
Like choosing between mac n’ cheese and a plate of feces.
As someone who grown up in the late 90s and early 2000s, I feel that revenge of the sith is the best star wars movie ever made next too Return of the Jedi
Empire is the best of them all, but rots is definitely the best of the prequels,
There will never be anything more exciting then Darth maul activating the second blade of his duel lightsaber.
Where do I begin. Empire strikes back came out in 1980 not 81. George Lucas dropped out of the directors guild. Because he refused to put the opening credits where they belong. Know your history please before you do one of these.
Without having seen this yet, this is surely one that rightfully ends with "he is doing just fine!" 😅
after watching this channel for years the one thing ive taken away is lucas and steven spielberg basically started life as we know it
He was apart of a group of film makers That were fed up of the old Hollywood. And thank god they made the best movies . What do we get . Now we get corporate Hollywood.
I want to see Disney lose massive amounts of value, dropping to the point that Lucas himself can buy the company, change its name to “Lucas”, destroy all the Star Wars sequels and a huge amount of recent Disney films, and as the capper, put Mickey Mouse into the public domain. The new mascot? Jar Jar of course.
I'm sorry but Leigh Brackett wrote the original screenplay for Episode 5. The empire strikes back. . But passed away from Cancer before production so ... Lawrence Kasden took over.
Just saying....great video and channel.
Cheers.
Not a single word of what Leigh Brackett wrote made it into the final film. Lucas credited her because he liked working with her and he thought she deserved credit after her death
Man, such great quotes! Thanks JoBlo!
Regards from Tabasco, México [Land of The Olmecs]!
Why would you point out Ron Howard directing Solo, which wasn't under Lucas, when Howard directed Willow, which WAS under Lucas?!
And The Empire Strikes Back came out in 1980, not 1981. Did you do ANY research before making this, or were you just completely talking out of your ass?
THX 1138 and Kagemusha are such under-rated films. It's nice that George and Francis got to help their hero make his samurai swan song.
I miss George Lucas. He had so many creative ideas.
Disney has ruined Star Wars.
With, an enormous assist from Kathleen Kennedy, I've heard rumors that Lucasfilm's going to let her go, after, Indiana Jones, that's, seriously, grossly overdue.
@Matthew Daley That rumour has been going round for the last 3/4 years.
@JM Perhaps, but, the severance package, was, announced last December, her failure is complete, and, let's be honest, "Kevin Kennedy," would have been dumped a decade, ago, her time's up, period, just is.
I liked Andor, Roge 1, and Mandalorian better than any Star WARS since Empire Strikes. I think all those were Disney, weren't they?
Disagree - Lucas had already done that with the cheesy prequel trilogy and the original trilogy special editions. While there are definitely some shaky efforts since Disney took over SW, on the whole it remains as entertaining and interesting as it ever was.
The Prequels were and are absolutely AWFUL. Terrible scripts, terrible pacing, TERRIBLE CGI, terrible dialogue, terrible acting due to terrible directing. The CGI was bad the day the films came out and only looks worse today.
George’s last SW film getting the PG-13 rating whose creation he partially inspired does have something kind of poetic about it.
The Phantom Menace is the most underrated Star Wars Film
a complete lack of research to blame The Holiday Special on Lucas. He only signed off on it being produced but had absolutely no oversight. He was busy with ESB.
Speaking of which, he had a much better career, than, Irvin Kershner.
@@matthewdaley746 Kersh directed 'Stakeout on Dope Street' (1958). I use to have the movie poster on my bedroom door.
@RoverIAC Unfortunately, his last film, was, RoboCop 2, that franchise, was, completely sunk, after, Paul Verhoeven departed.
I remember this guy disagreed that Die Hard 3 was the highest grossing movie of 1995,, then mocked the person who actually had the correct answer.
I think the reason it's difficult for me to understand the hatred of Return of the Jedi because I grew up with the movies as "The Star Wars Trilogy" back before the Special Editions and the Prequels. For me it seemed like TESB and RotJ were very interconnected.... one movie split in two whereas the real disconnects felt like it was with the first film seeing how standalone the story was.
Too bad everyone doesn't know about the 3rd Muskateer....John Millius. A TRUE VISIONARY!!!
Yeah, just look at what happened, when, Conan, stupidly, got handed off to Richard Fleischer, the results spoke, for, themselves.
George only gave the go ahead to the Christmas special. He did not make it.
Yes, but it is strange that Lucas let someone else handle the most high profile early SW spin off. Lucasfilm was probably in flux at that time and Lucas preoccupied with many things. But it still required him, or someone he trusted, to have some oversight.
22:30 when the THX stinger plays. With the background music it sounds like Thomas the Tank Engine 😂
I hate your opinion. I upvoted because I thought it was super duper well made and watched the whole thing and did love it. Keep making more!
WTF happened? He got lucky, lost his damn mind, and got tired of managing a brand he barely managed and just had to collect a check from it. WTF indeed.
The dc and marvel universe haven’t faired well either lol
I loved star wars since 1988. And well....the fanbase is one of the WORST. And I'M a fan!! I don't go online and make a two hour long video about how episode 9 sucked, and how Disney is killing everything! I don't shame anyone who disagrees with me! The OG trilogy wasn't a masterpiece BTW! IT had flaws, but I still love them!
Great take , totally agree! All the movies had flaws, but it seems that fans just want everything to be exactly the same, even though it needs to be fresh to get new fans.
@@timloader Not even close.
@24:00, the last crusade wasn't the highest grossing movie of that year (1989) it was Batman.
No it was last crusade look it up
@@j.k.1633 I did...and its Batman.
Worldwide it was The Last Crusade, but in the USA, it was Batman. So you guys are both right.
@@Elora445 That's correct.
I can't argue with that.
George also took on Filoni to help him out with Star Wars projects. And Filoni has mentioned in the past he does meet up with George to bounce ideas off of him for shows like the Mandalorian.
Can I nominate Taylor James Johnson for the best narration ever award??? 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Mr. Lucas's second adventure story was NOT "The Raiders of the Lost Ark" (as the narrator states at 20:00), but "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (as the viewscreen reads at 20:01).
Also, his first film is not "THX eleven thirty-eight", but "THX one-one-three-eight".
I believe fans of the original trilogy misunderstood the intent of the prequels, thinking it was for them. It was not. He recognised that there was a whole new generation of young film viewers who wouldn't watch the original trilogy because it had become dated. For many fans of star wars, like myself, the prequels were a part of my childhood and an introduction which ushered in a massive wave of new fans. I understand that dialogue wise the films were weak, but for a 11 year old kid watching Yoda flip like 50 times was cool as fuck. I was around 14 when I watched Revenge of the Sith and I absolutely loved it, the films became more serious as I grew up much like the Harry Potter series and allowed me to appreciate themes like tragedy, betrayal and in some respects even mental health.
taylor gets my views. glad to hear the old outro music back!!!!
I have many good college memories of meeting up with the anime club in George Lucas' building at SC.
He and along with his crew/staff/colleagues literally changed the world with a sci-fi fantasy. He's just kicking back these days and I don't blame him
I was watching the Prequels with my nephews & niece and realized my memory is sufficient to remember what I like & contently forget what I don't, so I gave them the Prequel Trilogy to keep.
13:38 I still have my original Star Wars flamethrower made by Kenner in 1977.
I am convinced Red Letter Media caused a bandwagon hatred for the prequels.
They suck regardless of what a UA-cam channel says about them
Well, them and people who have ALWAYS hated Star Wars
Jedi is epic. That intro w/ Luke and the gang… goat
You forgot the Clone Wars 2D animation.
Also, George Lucas himself said that he's using the Disney money to continue making films, but to never release them. They are just passion projects.
I was 10 when the special editions came out so they are the only og Star Wars I ever knew and that's what made me fall in love with Star Wars, the prequels have taken a decade for to come to terms with so maybe in 2033 I'll be finally able to watch the new sequels without losing my mind with anger.
That's not how it works. The prequels are good movies, the sequels are not
OT Suck up
I dare you to sit down and try get through episodes 8 and 9 and enjoy it 😂
Terrible movies
@@Klynch111 could we make it a bet and at least I'd get something out of it
Michael Angelo, (George) "I thought Adam's finger touching God's was too small, so when was able to, I changed it. Never mind how everyone loved my first (Cistine chapel) painting.
The wide release of Empire Strikes back was May 21, 1980, not 1981
American Graffiti spawned Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley and Grease - the whole nostalgic thing
That was a great summary. Fair and thorough. Well done.
And incorrect.
@@dontevenlook From start to finish, you attest that it is completely incorrect. Must have been hell for you to watch it from start to finish. We say a prayer for your pain. Peace and love.
Steve Binder was director of the Star Wars Christmas Special. Also, Lucas specifically saved the Christmas Special and allowed special screenings of the film over the years. It's horrible, but many of the rumors are blatantly false. You also can't believe what Lucas says. He constantly changed his mind.
Hey nice last name buddy
@@truesoulghost2777 Good luck with your gaming videos. I see one with zero views. I see another one with one view. I see one with eight views. I'm sure you'll get there.
Its an interesting thought (star wars purity), but for the most part, Disney have done a terrible job at telling new stories. The pressure to make money has clouded their ability to make good stories.
I can’t wait until Disney is forced to sell Star Wars back to him lol
George Lucas got sick and tired of the fans telling him how he was wrong about his own story. So he sold it to Disney and made us all realize just how good we had it when he was the one writing the stories.
A lot of what we got were Lucas' ideas, including Rey and the death of Luke. You want to know what we would've gotten if Lucas was still in charge? We would've gotten microscopic organisms in another dimension, and Rey would've been called "Winkie"! lol
@@white-dragon4424 we got a whole document of Luca's ideas that he gave Disney to use and guess what? Rey was nowhere in it. Which rock have you been living under. The microorganisms thing was one small part of one movie that he never reused ever again. How has it become part of his character? Makes zero sense.
Regarding the Star Wars Special Editions, while I like some of the changes Lucas made and I get how ANH really didn't match his vision because of the limits of technology, I think his biggest mistake was not allowing fans to make up their own minds what they wanted, had he given fans that choice I'm pretty sure more people would have been a lot more forgiving no matter what changes he made.
I'll tell what happened to George Lucas nothing. He is a normal with a lot of talent. He decided he wanted to retire. And I am okay with it.
People who hate on George for his later Star Wars decisions seem to forget there would be no Star Wars without him. Zero, zip, zilch. I don't like all his decisions but I'm eternally grateful for the gifts he has given us.
Of course, I have the original theatrical versions of the OT on DVD, so I'm good. 👍
How do you reset playback speed? I think something is wrong with mine. At least the audio 🤷♂️
"I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere."
bruh just imagine if Mr.Lucas died in that car wreck…… a life without Star Wars… how is that possible?
I'll save yall time. He became a full time dad
Never understood why people had an issue with aliens in an Indy film. Considering the first involved angels/demons/ghosts and the paranormal. The second a seemingly supernatural cult granted powers by stone and the third a cup that can give everlasting life guarded by a knight from the crusades…yeah aliens totally fit.
Exactly. It's ultimate Indy, and so is the fridge scene.
Those three were religious and magical in nature.
Aliens aren't.
Perhaps this is a relivant question / comparison- which franchise was hurt most by the ending chapters of the series: Star Wars, or Game of thrones? Both were amazing in the first half, both were "hurt" when other people had more creative control & strayed from the original vision of the IP. What do you think? Are these comparable?
We act like he’s a genius for the merchandising but no one wanted to make the toys back then. It wasn’t like he was a visionary on that.
Empire is the best movie out of all 9
And Lucas didn’t even direct it!
good documentary, informative and comical.
i would like to see george pick up some old school anime franchise and re-doo it, like mega man or guyver...way kool! after all a true creator cannot stop creating.
blessings.
Man, those 6 Star Wars were awesome.
Hey, as long as I have my original cut of the first Star Wars from 1977, I'm happy. Thanks, George.
OT suck up
@@mr.nobody5082 thr fucks your problem?
My car was hit, and flipped down a portion of the Hollywood Hills. Fern Dell was the st. I walked away from it, with no real injuries.
I wasn't in line for months but 3 days. That was enough. Small Town theatre but out of Towner's knew that also. I remember standing in line for RotJ.
The lightsaber duels in the prequels were amazing, especially compared to the new trilogy.
Not sure about that - they were entertaining but looked completely choreographed, almost like a set dance. The sequel trilogy were a lot more realistic IMO.
@@timloaderHorrible take yet again
Same thing that happened to Yoshiyuki Tomino in my opinion. His success went to his head.
Schweig still, Kamerad!
He will forever be Uncle George to me. I love the man, he is family.
It makes me so sad that he had sold the rights of Star Wars to Disney. Back when George Lucas was in charge it had better quality and it wasn’t as commercial as nowadays.