George Lucas

George Lucas, best known for the 'Star Wars' and 'Indiana Jones; movies is releasing a film, 'Red Tails,' about a group of real life heroes, the Tuskegee Airmen, African American fighter pilots who flew in World War II.

After watching 'Star Wars' on Blu Ray this weekend, I have a new attitude towards its creator, George Lucas.

A look at Alexandre O. Philippe's documentary, The People Vs. George Lucas, which examines our deep love and hate relationship with the creator of Star Wars and of how that love turned to a vicious hatred.

A story is up on the film site Aintitcool to the effect that George Lucas is buying up the rights for now deceased film stars. The idea may be to digitally recreate them and have them appear in new films, alongside movie actors who are still alive.

Gizmodo is reporting that George Lucas, once he has converted the first six "Star Wars" films to 3-D, will be returning to that time long, long ago, in a galaxy far, far away to create a new trilogy in the long running epic that made him rich and famous.

THX 1138 definitely shows you how idealistic George Lucas was as a young filmmaker. You can feel through the entire film that he wanted to make a statement about our society and it's downfalls.

Given the scope of the story, Lucas knew he himself needed a rebel force who would be up to the challenge for such an ambitious type of production.

The young, struggling filmmaker George Lucas' intended to make his dream film. His agenda was not exactly to make a blockbuster hit, but his Star Wars became a phenomenon.

Of the list of successful filmmakers of his time, he seems to have the least number of films directed in his filmography; yet, he became a prolific writer, producer, and film entrepreneur championing modern filmmaking technology.

After Star Wars, apart from being a writer and director, George Lucas further evolved into a producer, and later on, a film entrepreneur, company president, and ultimately, a pioneer in the advancement of film and entertainment technologies.

He may be one of the most successful and celebrated filmmakers in film history, but George Lucas didn't reap the fruits of his labor overnight.

After entering University of Southern California (USC), George Lucas further realized how much filmmaking meant for him. He became more immersed into the art form through the many films he watched in his film classes.

The Star Wars saga is forever etched to the name of American filmmaker George Lucas. Little did anyone know that Star Wars will become a historic franchise to touch lives for many generations.

Review of the film at Silver Docs with a Q&A with the director. I even personally got to ask him questions after the Q&A.

According to Access Hollywood, legendary director George Lucas is so impressed by what he calls "that movie," he mentions re-making the "Star Wars" movie again....but this time in 3-D...

A day in the life of boys and girls becoming men and women.

Steven Spielberg is a visionary and important director. With the latest Indiana Jones threatening to take his career to a plummeting halt, can he get rid of George Lucas and revitalize his career? Or is this the end of the Spielberg era?

This is a hypothesis about why the new Star Wars films turned out the way they did, and the dilemma George Lucas must face every day of his life.

A short history of famed director/writer George Lucas, known for Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Willow and being one of the wealthiest directors ever.

Watch the early movies of famous filmmakers in this series of informative articles.

It doesn't take a psychology degree to figure out a few things about Star Wars creator, George Lucas. All it takes is a DVD player and the six Star Wars movies.

Four Word Review of the documentary The People vs. George Lucas.