Still not better.) Lucas even said in the past about the original Star Wars movie, “The Special Edition, that’s the one I wanted out there. The other movie, it’s on VHS, if anybody wants it.

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As per a recent rumor, Lucasfilm is planning a spin-off movie about a mystery character from the Star Wars sequel trilogy.

George Lucas' original 12-movie plan, detailed in the 1970s, would have taken the Star Wars galaxy in a different direction.

Despite taking place decades earlier, the Star Wars prequel trilogy featured technology that seemed superior to that from the ...

It's been six years since the Star Wars sequel trilogy wrapped up, but fans still have some questions about one of the movies' biggest enigmas: Snoke. Snoke was introduced in The Force Awakens as ...

However, revelations regarding George Lucas’ original plans for his Star Wars sequel trilogy suggest that this long-standing meme, far from being an exaggeration, was actually rooted in his vision.

The first print of the original Star Wars has just screened for the first time since the '90s, and Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedy was in attendance to talk about the moment.

Lucas has always defended his right to tinker with the original cut of “Star Wars,” notably once telling the AP about the first print: “I’m sorry you saw half a completed film and fell in ...

Kennedy went on to say that anyone who comes into the Lucasfilm fold to create a new “Star Wars” project is shown Lucas’ 1977 movie because it’s “the gold standard” of storytelling.