George Lucas Was Indeed Planning to Do More ‘Star Wars’ Movies
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art officially opened its doors this week and, if you’re looking for something to blame for the state of Star Wars, it might just be that spaceship-sized building located near downtown Los Angeles. In a new interview timed to the opening of the museum, Star Wars creator George Lucas admitted that he was planning on making three new Star Wars movies before realizing he had other aspirations in life—mainly this museum—and decided to switch gears. “Well, I’m 82, so there is a limit to…when I did this, I decided to retire from making movies, which was a big deal because I had three more Star Wars to make,” Lucas told CBS Sunday Morning.
- ▪The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art officially opened its doors this week and, if you’re looking for something to blame for the state of Star Wars, it might just be that spaceship-sized building located near downtown Los Angeles.
- ▪In a new interview timed to the opening of the museum, Star Wars creator George Lucas admitted that he was planning on making three new Star Wars movies before realizing he had other aspirations in life—mainly this museum—and decided to swi
- ▪“Well, I’m 82, so there is a limit to…when I did this, I decided to retire from making movies, which was a big deal because I had three more Star Wars to make,” Lucas told CBS Sunday Morning.
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The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art officially opened its doors this week and, if you’re looking for something to blame for the state of Star Wars, it might just be that spaceship-sized building located near downtown Los Angeles. In a new interview timed to the opening of the museum, Star Wars creator George Lucas admitted that he was planning on making three new Star Wars movies before realizing he had other aspirations in life—mainly this museum—and decided to switch gears. “Well, I’m 82, so there is a limit to…when I did this, I decided to retire from making movies, which was a big deal because I had three more Star Wars to make,” Lucas told CBS Sunday Morning.
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