Friday, March 13, 2009

I've been a big fan of Star Wars and the toys Kenner and Hasbro have released over the years. I was just curious how much say do you have in what Star Wars items will be made into a toy? The reason for the question is that I've been waiting on certain toys to be made, like a large scale sand crawler or Jabba the Hutt's sail barge.

I remember as a child I wanted one, but I had to rely on my imagination. I had a great childhood back in the 1970's and 1980's and the Star Wars toys made it even better. But as an adult collector, I have an interest in Star Wars once again. Thanks for your time, Mr. Lucas, and thank you for your talent!

George Lucas: We have hundreds of various licensees of the Star Wars brand so this means we don't have enough time to micromanage the products produced by each of them. Instead, each licensee has their own marketing departments, which determine what Star Wars collectibles to offer to the public.

So I'm gonna keep it short. Who is SuperShadow exactly? And how did you meet? Thanx a lot.

George Lucas: I saw one of Shadow's extraterrestrial film documentaries and I was so fascinated with his alien theories that I contacted him for more detailed information. We quickly became friends and the result was SuperShadow.com. Meeting Shadow was the most fortuitous moment of my life.

Dear Mr. Lucas, in Star Wars 7, 8 or 9, will Jabba the Hutt's son take his place as galactic gangster? And will Han Solo and Chewbacca still owe Jabba's son money? [By the way, what's his name?] Thank you for your time.

George Lucas: The Star Wars plot formula requires the Hutt species to be seen in each Star Wars film trilogy. I'm not going to reveal certain details about Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9 at the moment.

Dear Mr. Lucas, the Star Wars saga is a very interesting story and it brings many questions into the observer's mind. My name is **** and I am young of age. I would like to introduce five of my questions. I think you might find my questions very interesting and compelling.

# 1 Would you consider the Star Wars The Force Unleashed video game to play the most interesting role in the Star Wars story because of its bridge from the Star Wars prequel trilogy to the Star Wars original trilogy?

# 2 Is it true that Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker had another light saber duel between Star Wars Episode V and VI? (I read something about it in a biography of Darth Vader).

# 3 Is it possible to reveal what happened to Mace Windu after Star Wars Episode III? (I heard rumors that Windu was alive) and will Windu make an appearance in Star Wars Episode VII, VIII and IX?

# 4 Who do you think is more powerful? The Sith and their evil beliefs or the Dark Jedi and their many light weapons?

# 5 Would you consider that the training of a dead Force wielder to immortality may be the ultimate power?

I am a huge fan of Star Wars and always gather as much information at a time that I can. You and the entire LucasArts team are very inspirational because you don't just create the movies, but you take the time to write stories of what happens before, between and after the Star Wars saga. You will always be an inspiration to me. A huge fan.

George Lucas: The Force Unleashed video game provides more depth to the Star Wars adventure. It's important for the fans to know about the story of this video game. There will be no official explanation by me as to what exactly happens in between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. I have no plans for any Star Wars TV series set in the time of the old films.

Windu has a pivotal role in Star Wars Episode 7. However, the specifics won't be released right now. On a personal level, the Sith are probably more powerful as individuals because of their secret knowledge of the dark side. The Dark Jedi are more powerful in numbers because of the superior amounts of Dark Jedi around the galaxy. I don't think any Force user is going to be resurrected physically. The best they can do is form Force voices and Force spirits.

Hi George. I had wondered briefly in Star Wars Episode III how Anakin Skywalker acquired that scar over his right eye, but now my curiosity has peaked with the Star Wars The Clone Wars TV episodes. How does Anakin get that **** scar?! Thanks in advance for answering my question and may the Force be with you.

George Lucas: Read the History of the Jedi and Sith part of SS.com.

George, will the kyber crystal be mentioned in Star Wars Episode 7, 8 or 9? Will you explain to the fans that Darth Sidious is so powerful only because of the kyber crystal?

George Lucas: The explanation of the kyber crystal isn't really necessary. The crystal is important in the fact it allowed the Sith Lords to emerge from hiding and fight the Jedi face to face as equals even though there were over ten thousand Jedi and only two Sith at the beginning of The Phantom Menace. I don't see the need for the appearance of the crystal in future Star Wars films or TV shows. There are some mysteries of Star Wars that the fans can never understand.

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Why don't you consider cloning Starkiller from the Star Wars "The Force Unleashed" video game instead of Luke Skywalker in the next Star Wars movie trilogy? It would make more sense to clone Starkiller and Darth Vader instead of Luke and Vader. It would also tie in the "The Force Unleashed" story into the Star Wars saga.

Vader and Starkiller were the real heroes, who died to end the Sith rule. Bringing Starkiller as a clone and new character against Luke in the next Star Wars trilogy would blow the minds of many fans and maximize the box office growth for the Star Wars sequel trilogy.

George Lucas: I've had the cloning of Vader and Luke in Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9 for many, many years now. It's an integral part of the story that can't change. The characters from the Force Unleashed video game most likely will not be seen in future Star Wars films or TV shows. It's best to save these characters for the Star Wars video games in order to increase demand and guarantee profitable success for the video games we make in the future.

Hey, Mr. Lucas. I'm a big fan of Star Wars and love the Force Unleashed video game. I saw some videos online that said that you worked personally with the team at LucasArts to make the video game. So I was wondering if you were thinking of making like the Force Unleashed 2 video game?

Possibly where Starkiller gets resurrected and wants revenge for the Jedi ending of the Force Unleashed and for the Force Unleashed Sith ending. You go on missions for Palpatine because Palpatine said in the cut scene Palpatine still had use for Starkiller. Tell me what you think.

George Lucas: The Force Unleashed is the only Star Wars video games based on my own original story ideas. It remains the only video game that represents true Star Wars history. I have a basic idea for the Force Unleashed 2, which is going to mesmerize the fans even more than the first one if that's even possible.

It could be many years before the Force Unleashed 2 happens because LucasArts has been experiencing so much turmoil lately. With work on the various Star Wars TV shows, the Star Wars video games aren't much of a priority right now.

George Lucas, is it true that Mutt Williams will not be in Indiana Jones 5 and what exactly is Red Tails?

George Lucas: I thought Sean Connery would return for the new Indiana Jones film, but that didn't take place in the end. I can't say for certain what involvement Mutt will have for Indiana Jones 5. It will be difficult to not have Mutt because he is a recent addition, who is extremely important to Indiana Jones.

I will continue to work on Indiana Jones 5 and I will keep the readers of SuperShadow.com updated on what is transpiring. I could see some type of Mutt Williams film developing without Indy Jones if Steven Spielberg can't find time to do another Indiana Jones film. It'll be interesting to see what happens in the coming years.

Dear Lucas, it seems that your influence in movies is wavering. People don't like your films like they use to. Perhaps, you should retire from film production. You have already influenced my life in the most dramatic way. You should stop before one of your movies bombs and costs you your fortunes. With best regards.

George Lucas: I'm not going anywhere. I'm never going to retire from film making. This is what I'm going to do for the rest of my life. That's for certain.

Hi, I have a question for you. Will you show Anakin Skywalker turn to the dark side in the Star Wars The Clone Wars TV series?

George Lucas: The new Clone Wars TV show will probably end prior to the events of Revenge of the Sith. I can't say how long the Clone Wars is going to last on the Cartoon Network. We're currently the most watched TV series on the Cartoon Network, but this doesn't mean the Clone Wars will last indefinitely. I'm hoping to get a minimum of five seasons. However, we have enough plot material for twelve or more seasons.

Monday, March 9, 2009

Mr. Lucas, my son is a huge Star Wars fan, as I am. I remember back in the 1970's as a young teen age person going to the theater to see Star Wars Episode IV. I remember sitting there in awe as there was never a film like this. The movie was a catalyst for my imagination.

My son is 7 years old and he loves the Star Wars movies and the Star Wars The Clone Wars TV series. Well, one weekend we sat and watched all 6 Star Wars movies from Star Wars Episode I to Star Wars Episode 6. And in conclusion, my son asked me why it seems that Star Wars Episodes IV, V and VI that the special effects were not as good as Star Wars Episodes I, II and III.

I had to explain it to my son much to his confusion. He still doesn't understand why you made Star Wars Episodes IV, V and VI before Star Wars Episodes I, II and III. Well anyway, he asked: "Couldn't George Lucas just remake Star Wars Episodes IV, V and VI over so the special effects are just as good?" I didn't know what to say so I told my son that I would ask George Lucas.

So Mr. Lucas, what is the chance of Star Wars Episodes IV, V and VI complete remakes so the youngsters will see visual continuity? I know you said you are done with making Star Wars movies, but couldn't you just have SuperShadow take charge of that? The Star Wars purists can still have their originals, but the youngsters can have the remakes for visual continuity.

George Lucas: The biggest nightmare in my life and that of the fans is the way the old Star Wars films don't compare favorably to the Star Wars prequel trilogy. I've explained this before, but it's worth repeating. The old films were created on extremely small production budgets and with very primitive special effects. The fact I could complete the old films at all is a miracle. As your son has noticed, the old films aren't as epic with the sweeping grandeur of the prequels.

The special effects technology of the 1970's and 1980's severely limited what kind of action sequences you could have. That's why you don't have any large scale battles involving thousands of storm troopers and Rebel soldiers. We didn't have the technology or money to do anything that was at all complex similar to what you saw in the prequels. Also, the reason I started with A New Hope was because I didn't really have a choice.

The Star Wars prequels were too complex to achieve with restricted resources of the 1970's. I realized I could film A New Hope because we had just enough technology to make star ships flying around in space. If Star Wars were created today, then I could start with The Phantom Menace because I have the necessary computer animation and financial means to make them possible.

In fact, I was so disappointed with the old films that I refused to continue the franchise after Return of the Jedi. I was willing to wait as long as needed to allow the special effects industry to catch up with my unbounded imagination. When I saw the digitally animated dinosaurs for the Jurassic Park film, I was satisfied that it was finally possible to produce The Phantom Menace. That's why it took so long to get the prequels made because I didn't want to have the travesty of the old films repeated again.

I learn from my mistakes in the most difficult manner possible. This is why I can't work on Star Wars Episode 7 immediately because current computer animation isn't sophisticated or cheap enough to make Star Wars Episode 7 as I see it in my mind. The computer technology of the year 2019 should be able to handle the mind boggling action scenes for Star Wars Episode 7. If not, then Star Wars Episode 7 will be delayed until the special effects technology exists to capture my full vision without compromises.

I doubt you will answer this one and I'm not trying to pick a fight with you. I love the films you have made, but I don't agree with some of your world out looking. Bear with my English. It's my second language.

Said earlier by George Lucas at SS.com: "It's preposterous to suggest that highly intelligent extraterrestrials exist. Where's the evidence? No proof suggests you believe in utter nonsense."

The same I could say back to you just about your religion instead! No proof suggests you believe in utter nonsense. As a person you seem too religious. Almost a fanatic Christian, who believes the end is near and the messiah is on his way and everybody who doesn't believe in Christianity will **** in **** and the believers will survive.

And like every other fanatic religious person, you use a present catastrophe. In this case, I guess it's the world wide financial crisis. You think the world won't come back from this crisis and we will come closer to the end and so forth. There's no news there. Religious fanatic people has been wanting and saying this for as long as Christianity has been around.

There's almost no need to say that I don't believe in religions at all and think they are Human made. In my point of view, it's easy to see when you look at history and how the Universe it's build and works. There's no eternally God out there or up there. It's nonsense. Hokus pokus.

I can see why ancient people 1,000's of years ago would look at the sky and see the stars and think that there was some beings up there. Greater than Humans. Today we are so much more intellectually advanced than they were and, some of us, know better!

Just as heartily you believe in your God and think you have seen the light and know the only real truth - just as heartily and almost fanatic. I believe you're dead wrong! May the Force be with you, Lucas.

George Lucas: I've never stated that the messiah is about to return. SuperShadow and I discuss this topic frequently. We both agree that the United States and all of Western Civilization could be destroyed permanently without involving end times prophecy. With the fall of the Roman Empire, world history didn't end. Life continued in places like China, India and the Americas without pause. The finality of Rome's hegemony over the known world had no lasting impact.

What I'm trying to say is that the end of our society is not the end of THE world. The Western nations could disappear suddenly and the impact would be negligible on the rest of Humanity. Russia and China would benefit greatly because they would be the unquestioned new super powers of Earth. The end could arrive at any moment, but those who think there are extraterrestrials or magical entities, who are going to save us are very, very much mistaken.

I don't have enough time to mention all the prominent civilizations that have collapsed over the course of recorded Human history. Those who think the Western World is invincible and will last forever need to wake up. We must save ourselves or else the future is futile and hopeless. We can't expect any kind of outside help because it will never materialize.

Saturday, March 7, 2009

Will you ever release DVD's containing all the episodes of the Ewoks and Droids TV shows? Some videos and DVD's exist, but not all the episodes have been released. I love these TV shows and would be sad if I couldn't see all the episodes.

George Lucas: For the moment, we need to concentrate on making the Star Wars The Clone Wars TV series as successful as possible. This new TV show will be made available on home viewing formats this year. Save up your money so you can afford to purchase these items. We need your support during the worst economic times the world has yet experienced.

Hello Mr. Lucas. I was wondering did Harrison Ford do his stunts in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? Also how do you know that the original actors from Star Wars Episodes 4, 5 and 6 will return for Star Wars Episode 7? I know this is not my business, but did you vote last year and who did you vote for? Thank you for spending time reading this message from a fan from Australia. Have you ever been to Australia?

George Lucas: Harrison did many of his own stunts for the new Indiana Jones film. However, he can't do all of them because some are too dangerous. You need professional stunt people for the most difficult action scenes. I've discussed the future of Star Wars Episode 7 with the primary actors from the old Star Wars films.

After contacting the actors, they all welcome another Star Wars film, the problem is salaries. It's going to be difficult to make Star Wars Episode 7 cost effective if all the major characters are making $ 25 million U.S. dollars or more for each episode of Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9.

I voted. I always vote. It's important to contribute to the continuation of our democracy although the future is not looking pleasant right now. It doesn't matter who you vote for. A good portion of the Star Wars prequels were filmed in Australia because of the favorable exchange rate for the U.S. dollar.

Dear George, first I just want to say thanks for making the Star Wars saga. Here's a new Force power for you to consider in the new Star Wars movies: Force immortality. You can stab a Jedi and he would still live. Only the Force itself would choose the right Jedi Master to have that. Thanks.

George Lucas: Unfortunately, the Jedi, Sith and Dark Jedi are mortals. They can be killed by light sabers and dangerous fights. We're not going to have Force sensitives with divine abilities.

When Count Dooku was battling Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode Two, why didn't Dooku finish Anakin off by stabbing or cutting his head off instead of using a Force push? I mean Dooku already cut Anakin's fighting hand off?

George Lucas: Because of what happened in the old Star Wars films, Anakin Skywalker can't be killed during the Star Wars prequel trilogy. This means Anakin's duels don't have much suspense since we know Anakin lives to see A New Hope. That's why Dooku and Obi-Wan can't actually kill Anakin.

Hello Mr. Lucas, I am a huge fan of Star Wars. I have many questions to ask you as I have only seen Star Wars Episodes 1, 2, 4 and 5 and am looking forward to seeing Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9. In fact, I have even been writing my own versions for them where Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade have Ben and **** Skywalker, who wears the same robes as Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episodes 2 and 3 while Ben wears something like Obi-Wan.

But I will tell you the rest if you reply to me on ****@*****.edu.au, but my questions are why haven't you created software that contains a Star Wars encyclopedia and map of the Star Wars galaxy? And also why would General Grievous and Count Dooku want to capture Chancellor Palpatine, who was their master and how did General Grievous come about anyway? From **** *****: your biggest fan.

George Lucas: We have exclusivity agreements involving the Star Wars written materials. The reason Palpatine is captured in Revenge of the Sith is so that Palpatine can have a showdown between Darth Tyranus and Anakin Skywalker. Palpatine wants to hasten Anakin's descent into darkness. This is just part of Palpatine's diabolical plan to destroy the Old Republic and Jedi Order. The origins of Grievous may be revealed to the fans in future seasons of the new Clone Wars TV series.

Friday, March 6, 2009

Star Wars is the greatest science fiction adventure series of all time. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that when I have grandchildren in the future I'll come and see them and they will be watching Return of the Jedi in the living room. I just want to let you and the rest of LucasArts know how much I and my friends and family appreciate all the years of hard work and dedication that you've put into this unforgettable legacy.

George Lucas: When I created Star Wars, I had no idea it would have such an impact on so many lives. Everything about Star Wars has surprised me from the beginning to the present day. My sacrifices of time and money are worth the effort thanks to fans exactly like you. I promise to never retire from making new Star Wars adventures.

Hello, Mr. Lucas. Will you show the Battle of Kamino in the live action Star Wars TV show? "Clone rebellion" on Kamino. Will you show us the full scene of what happened on Kamino in the TV show? Very nice talking to you, Mr. Lucas. Hope that you could possibly make this scene in the live action TV show.

George Lucas: The live action Star Wars TV series will be limited to about a $ 2 million U.S. dollars production budget per episode. This results in no complex action sequences in the live action TV series. It's not going to be a continuation of the Star Wars films. It's something unique, which I believe the fans will ultimately accept even if there will be no Jedi, no Sith, no Force powers, no light saber fights and no large scale battle scenes in the live action TV series.

In one of your answers to a fan here, you stated that you are desperate to get more fans to read the Star Wars novels and comic books. I have some ideas about ways to do that and just want to throw one out here that will seem kind of wild, but with your connections and resources, may be an idea which revolutionizes the way the world interacts with Star Wars.

I am not an expert on copyrights, but I do know that you maintain personal control of Star Wars when possible so I imagine you control the Star Wars books and comic books. In other words, you own these products and may redistribute them when and as you wish. As a huge comic book and novel fan myself, I think your two biggest problems with these products are:

1) Reading is a declining form of entertainment in America today, replaced by music and video.

2) Paper is expensive so to publish anything creates such high front end costs coupled with the added expenses of distribution, that without a guaranteed audience, it is easy to lose money.

My idea is to combine the reading experience with multimedia, to eliminate paper completely, and to actually get someone to pay you for the opportunity to distribute their product. You partner with a computer manufacturer, much in the same way that Microsoft has partnered with them, so that every machine they sell is preloaded with "The Star Wars Experience" - a packaged set of multimedia experiences such as the Star Wars movies, comic books, novels and video games, etc.

The consumer opens their new personal computer (PC) and enters the Star Wars Experience where every Star Wars video they watch opens access to the next video or video game or novel - in an order designed by you to be the richest Star Wars Experience possible.

Of course, you do not include the entire Star Wars expanded universe, but a fair amount that hooks the PC user, who buys extra products through your online purchasing department - for electronic delivery straight to their PC.

The PC manufacturer gets the added marketing bonus of Star Wars. You get your product into the hands of millions more than would have ever purchased the individual products on their own. You get the opportunity to hook those, who may never have picked up a novel, and you could single handedly quadruple the active reading population of America if not the world.

I believe your company is one of the only ones in the world with a product line that would be able to harness the soon to be nearly unlimited exponential growth market of elementary to high school level students, who will be required to purchase laptop computers as part of their education. If you could get Star Wars as an integral part of those computers into their hands now, you can establish an ever growing market of fans.

George Lucas: Star Wars isn't popular enough to get it preloaded on new personal computers. Microsoft products are available on new personal computers because those machines can't work without the Windows operating system. This gives Microsoft much leverage to get their other products available on all new personal computers.

The computer industry doesn't have enough money to pay me the necessary fees I would require for Star Wars products to be preloaded on their new personal computers. Most computer manufacturers try to make their computers at the lowest possible price. This results in no extra premium products like Star Wars. You have an inventive and creative idea, but it's not practical in today's business environment.

Hey GL, I have two questions. 1st off, does Revan, Malak and the rest of the ancient Sith Lords and the Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic video games have anything to do with any of the 6 Star Wars movies? And will there actually be a (Knights of the Old Republic 3 video game) or just the massively multi player video game and no Knights of the Old Republic 3? Thanks, I love Star Wars.

George Lucas: The ancient Sith Lords have no demonstrative role in the 6 Star Wars film episodes. The Sith from the video games are never involved in the Star Wars motion pictures. This includes the new Star Wars The Clone Wars TV show. If the history of the old time Sith is to be explored, it will have to be in a future Star Wars TV show centered around the Sith. However, the Sith mentioned in the Star Wars video games will never appear in a Star Wars TV series.

There will be no third Knights of the Old Republic video game. That time era will be continued in the Star Wars The Old Republic online video game. It will be ready for the public within a few years.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Why not have a Star Wars variety hour, much like the old Sonny and Cher TV show? It'd be hilarious!

George Lucas: No, this type of absurd idea is a primary reason why success avoids you like the plague during your life. My vision for the Star Wars TV series is what you can expect for the next 12 to 15 years or much longer hopefully. With SuperShadow, we're entering a new golden age for Star Wars unlike anything the fans have ever witnessed.

Hello Mr. Lucas. I know life is treating you well and I hope your success continues. I was wondering if you ever feel like at some point touching into revealing the survivors of Order 66? Whether through Star Wars TV shows or just answering fan questions. I know at this point you would like to keep it secret, but do you have no interest? Or would you like to at some point enter into that part of your vision? Thank you.

George Lucas: These hidden details might be given to the fans in future Star Wars films, TV shows and the video games. The LucasArts video games are the most likely source for this information as we expand the story of the Star Wars The Force Unleashed video game and other video game frontiers.

Mr. Lucas, what inspired you to use the Wilhelm scream in the Star Wars and Indiana Jones movies?

George Lucas: It was the idea of Ben Burtt, the sound designer for Star Wars. He thought it would be amusing and now it is an important story element of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones plot formula.

At the end of Star Wars Episode 9, there should be an enormous spectacular battle between Luke Skywalker and Darth Bane. This should be the greatest Jedi battle of all time. And I think in the end, that Luke should defeat Darth Bane, but at the same time Luke dies. Luke's sacrifice in defeating Darth Bane should have a special meaning too. I think that Darth Bane shouldn't reveal himself until Star Wars Episode 9. I hope you like my idea.

George Lucas: This can't happen. Luke Skywalker dies from extremely old age. The Sith Lords have a small and restricted role in Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9. Read the Star Wars Episode 9 script summary at SuperShadow.com to get a brief look of what will happen at the conclusion of Star Wars Episode 9. The Sith Order is defeated forever at the end of Return of the Jedi. A few Sith survive until Star Wars Episode 7, but the Sith can't have a major involvement with the next Star Wars film trilogy.

Monday, March 2, 2009

Mr. Lucas, what would have happened if Yoda was a Sith?

George Lucas: It's not possible for someone like Yoda to turn to the dark side. If you believe dark Yoda is possible, then this is very worrisome because it means you don't understand the primary themes I'm exploring in the Star Wars films. You shouldn't be dejected about this problem because you're not alone. There are a certain segment of fans, who remain totally clueless about the underpinnings of the entire saga.

If you would closely study the Star Wars plot formula and actually watch the Star Wars films, then over time you will begin to slowly understand what is really happening. Don't give up no matter how difficult life is for you. We're experiencing the most harrowing economic times in the history of our nation. This is no hyperbole. It gets worse and worse with each passing day.

When is Season 1 of the Star Wars The Clone Wars TV show going to be released on DVD? Is it going to be available on Blu-ray disc? We are all waiting?

George Lucas: After receiving countless thousands of complaints from the fans at SuperShadow.com, I've reluctantly decided to release the whole first season of the new Clone Wars TV show in a premium package on both DVD and Blu-ray later this year. I would prefer to give the fans a few episodes at a time in order to maximize profits, but I don't want to anger the fans needlessly. Occasionally, I will listen to the requests of the fans.

Mr. Lucas, I was wondering in the live action Star Wars TV series if it will also be as tragic and dark as Star Wars Episode III? And do you plan on ever doing a new hero character like Indiana Jones and Willow?

Something totally new? Your vision is outstanding! And lastly will you ever release the deleted scenes to all 6 Star Wars films on Blue-ray so fans could enjoy it for fun like you did with the Star Wars prequels?

George Lucas: The live action TV series is not going to mirror the Star Wars films. It's something completely different. There's no point in making more live action Star Wars stories if they're exactly what I did in the already existing Star Wars films.

I don't have any ideas for new heroes like Indiana Jones or Willow Ufgood. I haven't decided yet if I will give the fans the deleted scenes from the old Star Wars films. If this material would dramatically increase the sales of the old films on Blu-ray, then I might consider it. This is another common complaint at SS.com, but I'm not really motivated to make this happen soon.

How do you make time to write letters to us fans if you are busy working on the Star Wars The Clone Wars TV series and other stuff every day?

George Lucas: Some of you have no idea of how life works. I don't spend 24 hours a day working on Star Wars. That's why I have hundreds of employees to do most of the most difficult tasks for me daily. It only takes about five hours a week to answer fan questions at SS.com.

SuperShadow is the best and closest friend in my life. I'm willing to do whatever he says. After the unparalleled success of the Star Wars prequel trilogy, I don't think any of us can doubt the incredible creative talent of Shadow.

Hi George, I'm a big Star Wars fan and I just wanted to know if you miss making the Star Wars movies? Thought they were good times of your life. Thanks.

George Lucas: I miss the friendship of the actors and film crew, but I certainly don't miss the actual writing, filming and post production involved in making the Star Wars films. When I'm working on the Star Wars films, each episode consumes three years of my life. I have to spend a minimum of 12 hours each day getting the films ready for release in cinemas. I've dedicated two decades of my life working on the 6 Star Wars films.

I'm ecstatic that Star Wars Episode 7 is ten years in the future before I have to even think about it again. I enjoy the more carefree atmosphere of the relaxed pace of working on the Star Wars TV series. I control what happens, but most of the real work is done by the film producers, directors and script writers. I don't have to dedicate my life to Star Wars full time anymore.

Saturday, February 28, 2009

How long does it take to make a single "Clone Wars" episode of the new Star Wars The Clone Wars TV series?

George Lucas: We don't make the Clone Wars TV show one episode at a time. We make many of them simultaneously. It takes about 6 months to write and computer animate the 22 episodes of Season 1 of the Clone Wars.

Mr. Lucas, my son and I just finished watching the Clone Wars movie. His comment was: "This was just awesome." I think I've finally shown him the magic of your vision for a series that has been a big part of my life and now I will get to pass it on to him. Thank you so much for all that you have done.

George Lucas: It is important for Star Wars fans to indoctrinate their children with a love of Star Wars at the earliest possible age. You need to impress upon your son how important it is to support Star Wars his entire life. I would prefer if you could buy all the newly manufactured Star Wars collectibles.

But this is not realistic since we are experiencing the worst economic depression in seventy years. It is likely that the United States will never fully recover from this financial disaster because we are sending all our jobs overseas. Try to buy as much Star Wars merchandise as you can afford. Thanks for following what I do with Star Wars. This adventure doesn't end.

George Lucas - will you make Star Wars 7, 8 and 9 and the Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 3 video game? Will SuperShadow be doing Star Wars Episodes 10, 11 and 12?

George Lucas: Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9 loom in the distant future. I won't begin working on the next Luke Skywalker film for another ten years at a minimum. We are working on an online Star Wars video game called Star Wars The Old Republic. It will be similar to Star Wars Galaxies in which the fans have to pay a monthly subscription fee.

Shadow is the best friend I've ever had. He will definitely be in my will. However, he's not lucky enough to inherit Star Wars or Lucasfilm. Nearly all that I own will be shared equally by my three children. This means my children control what happens with Star Wars after I'm gone. I don't really care if Star Wars Episodes 10, 11 and 12 ever get made. My vision for the Skywalker family is complete at the conclusion of Star Wars Episode 9.

Hey George, can you please talk about your predictions about artificial intelligence surpassing Humans and Humans being made by God or gods? Are you saying that Humans are destined to become gods or godlike?

George Lucas: What we know about predicting the future is that nobody can accurately reveal what will happen in the upcoming decades. It seems inevitable that computer based intelligence will become trillions and trillions of times more powerful than the Human mind.

I expect advanced machines to have free will, consciousness and awareness of reality within the next 200 years. I wish I could extend my life indefinitely by merging with technology. This probably won't take place quickly enough so I've got to live each day like it is the last. We aren't guaranteed we will see the future. Tomorrow may not even exist.

Hi Mr. Lucas, I am a big fan and I love the Clone Wars TV series on TV, but can I just ask: Will Ki Adi Mundi star in the TV show in season one or two or etc.? Can you please respond to this because I really would like to know.

George Lucas: If the new Clone Wars TV series is going to last for ten or more seasons, we have to plan carefully when to introduce certain characters. If the Clone Wars continues to flourish, then eventually you will see all the Jedi from the Star Wars prequel trilogy in subsequent seasons of the Clone Wars TV series.

Friday, February 27, 2009

Hi Mr. Lucas, will you ever show when Anakin Skywalker was being trained by Obi-Wan Kenobi?

George Lucas: In a few years if the new Star Wars The Clone Wars TV series continues to succeed, I could see integrating this type of idea more extensively in the Clone Wars TV show.

Hi Mr. Lucas, I'm young of age and love Star Wars! I really, really want to act in your next Star Wars movies. (Of course when you have the auditions). I was wondering if it would be possible to try for the Star Wars movies like will fans have a chance too? And I want this so bad that I'm going to see if I can maybe go to an acting school! I'm not sure if I'll be allowed to though. Also will there be any characters that my age would be right for? Like a female Jedi?

George Lucas: You shouldn't focus on appearing in Star Wars Episode 7. Only a few acting roles will be offered to the fans. There are millions of fans so you have no realistic hope of getting even a cameo role in Star Wars Episode 7. There will be Jedi of all ages in Star Wars Episode 7. This will be similar to what you saw in the Star Wars prequel trilogy.

Hello Mr. Lucas. In Return of the Jedi, when C-3PO and R2-D2 enter Jabba the Hutt's place before Luke Skywalker gets there, right by the door there is a HUGE spider like creature that C-3PO is afraid of? What is the name of that thing?! Wouldn't Darth Vader be the most powerful Sith Lord of all time since he knocked off Darth Sidious in Return of the Jedi?

I understand the story of Vader returning back to the good side of the Force, but for that BRIEF moment when Vader killed Sidious, Vader would be the most powerful Sith Lord, right? Thank you for your time. Thanks in advance for posting. May the Force always be with you and your vision.

George Lucas: That specific character is a B'Omarr Monk. Anakin Skywalker didn't really defeat Sidious by means of light saber skills or Force powers. Anakin's destiny was to destroy the Sith Order so we must believe Anakin could have defeated Sidious in a one on one battle, but this will never be known for certain since there was no light saber fight involving Sidious in the old Star Wars films.

Mr. Lucas, I think Star Wars and all of its droids are getting to your head. The world is never going to be controlled by robots. You say you belong to a "church" and a church that I am accustomed to doesn't teach that the Universe will be controlled by robots. Read your Holy Bible and see what will really happen in the future.

George Lucas: The Christian Bible is not a science book. It doesn't reveal the scientific secrets and limitations of the Universe. It also doesn't give a detailed revelation of what the future will be like. It could be that we become mechanical hybrids or cyborgs eventually.

Over the next few decades, we will probably be a combination of biological matter and advanced mechanized creations. The supernatural entities like angels and demons of the Holy Bible might be advanced machines, whose powers appear to be magic to us. We can't know the truth with our primitive senses of perception.

Hi George. Is Anakin Skywalker Obi-Wan Kenobi's brother? Does Obi-Wan Kenobi have any family? If so, are they in Star Wars and did Obi-Wan have any more Jedi padawans? Do you think Ki Adi Mundi is a great Jedi because he was the only one who fought back against the clones? Can you name any Jedi that survived Order 66? I only know Mace Windu, Yoda and Obi-Wan. And last of all did Captain Rex turn against the Jedi? Thanks for your time hope your answer back to me!

George Lucas: To learn about Obi-Wan's family, you need to read the Star Wars Episode 7 Choose Your Destiny of Fate. The link to this story is on the main web site page of SuperShadow.com or at the bottom of this section of SS.com.

This plot provides intriguing clues about Obi-Wan. Ki Adi Mundi was a powerful Jedi. Those Jedi, who survived Order 66, will probably be revealed in future Star Wars TV series, movies and video games. Have patience with us. Most of your questions will be answered in time.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Why don't you consider a villain with light saber type daggers? Maybe rogue clone.

George Lucas: The Dark Jedi will have unique light weapons in Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9. This will include light daggers, light whips and light staffs. Luke Skywalker's Jedi Order will probably remain with just the single blade light saber with more color varieties like yellow, white, gold, silver and black blades.

Hi, it's me again. Remember a week ago about me asking you about the ways and customs of the Sith Order? I'm your biggest Star Wars fan ever because I desire to learn more and more about Star Wars as possible. I only want to rely on your vision, not Star Wars expanded universe nonsense.

I have made you a billionaire by repeatedly watching Revenge of the Sith at theaters as well as buying the Star Wars original trilogy DVD box set as well as individual Star Wars prequel DVD movies. I'm thankful for your masterful vision of Star Wars.

Here's my question if that's O.K. for you to answer me. If you want it to remain secret, that's O.K. too since it's your right. I have always been fascinated about the Sith. I'm curious how the Sith Order worked before one Sith Master established the Rule of Two Sith. I'm gonna use the Star Wars expanded universe for example.

Many years ago, there were Darth Revan and Darth Malak, who were Sith Master and Sith apprentice respectively. Now for your vision, the Sith Order consists of many Sith Lords, correct? Are they all in submission of Sith Master and Sith apprentice? Or do they work alone, but know the customs and traditions of the Sith Order or both? What is the Sith's home world? Is it possible to see the Sith's home world in Star Wars Episode 7 as well as seeing their Sith Temple?

I hope you will work on Star Wars TV series based on the ancient Jedi Order and Sith Order. I just wanted to learn about the ancient Sith Order in detail which is in your official vision of Star Wars.

George Lucas: I have a detailed idea of the entire history of the Sith Order, both ancient and modern. I'm not going to reveal these matters in depth at SuperShadow.com because if I develop a Star Wars TV series centered around the Sith I want to leave the specifics open as the adventures are developed by the screen writers and myself. I can give you a basic overview of the Sith.

In the ancient days many thousands of years before the events of The Phantom Menace, there were countless numbers of Sith Lords in the galaxy. The Sith controlled the galaxy until the Jedi Order defeated the Sith. The remaining Sith, who survived this war with the Jedi, fought amongst themselves. Eventually, they eliminated each other with such ferocity that only one Sith Master ended up surviving the internal Sith conflict.

After witnessing the self destruction of the Sith Order, this Sith Master decided to limit the scope of the Sith to just one Sith Master and one Sith apprentice. This Sith Master believed if there were more than two Sith, this would lead to another debacle, which would end in the destruction of the Sith again.

The Jedi and the rest of the galaxy thought the Sith were now extinct. The Sith Master and the Sith apprentice hid in the shadows for a millennium. The Sith Master would die from advanced old age and then the Sith apprentice would become the new Sith Master. This new Sith Master would then secretly search the galaxy for a powerful Sith apprentice.

Eventually, Darth Plagueis became the Sith Master and Plagueis discovered Dantius Palpatine, who would be named Darth Sidious. However, Sidious was no ordinary Sith. Sidious was extremely ambitious and deceitful even for a Sith. After Sidious found a kyber crystal, Sidious became the most powerful Force user in history. Sidious realized with the crystal that Sidious could emerge from the shadows and implement the final stages of the Sith conspiracy to destroy the Old Republic and Jedi Order.

Yet Sidious did not want to share power with Plagueis. Instead, Sidious betrayed and killed Plagueis. Sidious was the new Sith Master and chose a new Sith apprentice. The time had finally arrived for the Sith to emerge and destroy their adversaries. That's the basic history although much more detail will be revealed if there is a future Star Wars TV series about the Sith Lords.

Hi George, thank you for replying to my last post about artificial intelligence! This post is more about you. I doubt that you will post it, though. I do not mean you offense in this post, I just am concerned about you.

You say that you believe strongly in God, even so much as going to church five times a week, so you say: I do not know what your 'true' faith is, but this and the other things I will mention, concern me. I would think that a person of your genius would understand the difference between good and evil.

Which is what a good portion of Star Wars is about, right? I imagine that the church you attend mostly consists of ***** Christian evangelicals. Do you know that almost no ***** Christian evangelicals voted for U.S. President Obama, odd isn't it?

I feel that you have almost completely lost touch with Humanity, based on reading your posts on SuperShadow, reading about you and watching you on documentaries, etc.

You said that any supernatural force would be evil. While it could or may seem so, I believe that there is good also. I do not think you realize what kind of madness there would be if all supernatural beings were evil. It is too unbearable to think of and that is not even touching on the surface. There may be other forces and things in this world that we do not know of.

In short (kind of), I am worried that you are 'filled' with, what many people call, the "***** devil." So my question is, two things. Will you please try to understand life and Humanity better and will you please try to bear the burdens of others (which Jesus Christ speaks of in his "Sermon on the Mount") in a wiser and more understanding way? Promise. Thank you for your time and patience. Long live Star Wars!

George Lucas: I'm very, very devout and pious from a religious stand point. Most believers limit themselves to just ten commandments. I'm so devoted to my faith that my church adheres to fifty commandments. We go above and beyond what the religiously weak accept. We don't know anything about what is really going on from a spiritual perspective in the world. My point about evil gods is that God can do whatever He wants and there's absolutely nothing we can do about it.

That's what is so great about being God. He truly answers to no one. I believe this reveals the dual nature of God. He is benevolent and kind, but He is also vengeful and caustic towards things He can't accept. None of us asked or chose to be born. This life has been forced upon each of us. It is something we can't control.

What I find despicable about certain segments of Christianity is their intolerance towards those who are born in nations like China and India. Most of the citizens of India and China have no idea that Christianity or Jesus Christ even exist. Under a strict interpretation of the Holy Gospels of the New Testament Bible, there is no relief for those who are born in non Christian countries and who don't learn about Christianity during their life times. SuperShadow has talked at length about how the Europeans committed genocidal atrocities against the American Indians and the Buffalo.

Shadow has pointed out time and time again that the United States is founded on genocide and slavery. We must follow a more compassionate religion that allows for second chances for the more unfortunate people around the world. Shadow claims the collapse of America is a certainty, which can't be avoided. It's too late for us personally, but maybe the next civilization will learn from our many, many mistakes.

If our inevitable end is true, it is what we fully deserve for not showing any mercy since we hostilely invaded the New World. Instead of worrying about my soul, you need to improve your own life because I already have eternal salvation with nothing to worry about.

Mr. Lucas, will we see the inner workings and debates of the Jedi Council rather than just the acts of single Jedi in the current Star Wars The Clone Wars TV series? While the purpose of the TV series is to tell the adventures and escapades, will we be able to see more what life was like "back home" at the Jedi Temple and in the Old Republic Senate?

George Lucas: Fan requests, such as yours, are being integrated into future seasons of the new Clone Wars. You can expect to see more about the Jedi Council, the Jedi Temple on Coruscant and the history of the Jedi Order. This material may not be covered until Season 4 or 5 so this means you'll have to be patient with us. We can't reveal all our best ideas immediately if we expect the Clone Wars TV series to last for ten seasons or more.

Monday, February 23, 2009

Hey GL! I'm a huge Star Wars fan and I have a few questions for you. If Mace Windu is alive in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, how will Luke Skywalker find Windu? And was Sifo Dyas really a Jedi Master?

George Lucas: Read the Star Wars Episode 7 Choose Your Destiny of Fate found at the front page of SuperShadow.com. The secrets of Sifo Dyas are revealed in the History of the Jedi and Sith portion of SS.com.

Mr. Lucas, when the Star Wars The Clone Wars TV show gets done, are you going to make a TV show between Star Wars 1 and 2? I think you should make a TV show of what happened between each Star Wars movie and everything that happened before Star Wars 1. I think Star Wars Episode 7 will be perfect if you include Mace Windu, Darth Maul, Boba Fett, General Grievous, Asajj Ventress and Starkiller. Darth Maul could have robot legs. Star Wars is my life. See ya.

George Lucas: I have several ideas for future Star Wars TV series. If the new Clone Wars continues to do well, then I could envision having a Star Wars TV series set before the events of The Phantom Menace. We could explore the times of the ancient Jedi and Sith or the early adventures of Yoda and Qui-Gon Jinn.

Anything could happen, but not a TV show taking placing during the old Star Wars films. You're never going to see a TV series after A New Hope. That part of the story won't be expanded until Star Wars Episode 7. You can expect to see many surprise characters in Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9. These characters will include Mace Windu, Darth Maul, Boba Fett and many others.

Who first inspired you to be a movie director / maker? And how long was that your dream? Did you always want to work in the movie industry? Thanks!

George Lucas: I didn't have an interest in cinema until after I had a near fatal car accident when I was young. After this life changing event, I decided to be a film maker. My primary influences are the film directors, who produced the serial adventure and science fiction films from the classic era of the 1930's and 1940's. No modern film makers have an impact on me. I'm going to keep doing what the film masters did over 60 years ago.

Hi George, I have been a loyal Star Wars fan since my dad first took me to The Empire Strikes Back when I was 8 years old. Since then, I have become an attorney and a judo instructor partly due to the influence of Star Wars showing Jedi being the defenders of peace and justice. I know you have all the actors and stunt people you need, but you now have at least one more volunteer. I can be found through *****.net.

I read through the Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9 on this web site and the whole black hole idea sounds like a bigger version of the death star. It sounds much more like a dark side or evil weapon to me. In Star Wars, one of my favorite themes is that the good guys win through love and cooperation. Let the Dark Jedi build the black hole creator if the awful thing needs to be built at all. It makes much more sense to me if they were the authors of their own destruction.

Also, I wish there could be a good Jedi powerful enough to fight without a light saber (like in Aikido). Perhaps even powerful enough to float or fly. Maybe a teacher at the new Jedi Academy. How about a beautiful Jedi, who uses the Force to manipulate members of the opposite type, not unlike the charms of a vampire? I figured since Darth Maul was so obviously demonically evil, a vampire wouldn't be too out of place.

George Lucas: The Star Wars plot formula has a super weapon in each Star Wars film trilogy. The death stars were these featured super weapons in the Star Wars prequels and the old films so this means we have to have one for Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9. I think it's important for the heroes to build the super weapon that destroys the dark side. The Dark Jedi would never build a weapon that could end the existence of the dark side.

There are no Force vampires in Star Wars. This sounds like something called the Wraith from Stargate Atlantis. I have no interest in having exotic Force characters beyond the Jedi, Sith and Dark Jedi. Thanks for being a wonderful fan. It is people like you, who make my efforts worth the investment of both time and money. I can't thank each of you enough for allowing me to have the perfect life.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Dear Mr. Lucas, I have always wondered who is the top 5 strongest Sith Lords and the top 5 strongest Jedi Masters? I have been to many web sites and many blogs, but I would really like to here it's from you directly because it is your world.

George Lucas: I'm not going to provide a list revealing who the strongest Star Wars characters are. Some characters are extremely physically powerful while others are not. I don't find this subject interesting enough to create a full list.

Hey GL. Seriously, why did you kill Darth Maul off? He was one of the most bad *** characters and Maul has a way greater following than Count Dooku. (Don't get me wrong Christopher Lee is an exceptional actor). Dooku definitely could have been a prequel Vader. Ray Park is amazing.

George Lucas: I didn't really have anything for Maul to do after The Phantom Menace. I needed a Jedi vs. Sith showdown at the end of The Phantom Menace and I wanted the battle to have significant consequences, which is why Qui-Gon Jinn dies and Maul is cut in half. Darth Sidious needed Count Dooku to lead the Separatist droid military. Dooku was a military genius while Maul was not.

Hi George, my question regards the future of Indiana Jones, more specifically in regards to Harrison Ford playing the role. A lot has been said about Harrison's age, even in regards to Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. If in fact it's another ten years till Indiana Jones 5, that will put Harrison in his mid seventies and possibly in his eighties if there's an Indiana Jones 6.

Harrison did great in the last one. Personally, I thought his age worked for the character, but even Harrison has got to have some physical limitations in his mid seventies. Obviously, from a technical standpoint there are ways around that today, but I'm curious as to how you what approach you will take to the action and more importantly to the character once Harrison really is old by any standard. Will the action still be as over the top?

George Lucas: Digital computer animation keeps getting more sophisticated, more photo realistic and dramatically less expensive. There won't be a problem with a seventy year old Harrison doing action sequences for Indiana Jones 5. With advanced computer animation, the fans won't be able to distinguish the digital double of Harrison from the real flesh and blood Harrison.

Dear Mr. Lucas, I like to point out that Mr. Shadow's and your devotion, as well as your colleagues, is well appreciated. I have several suggestions:

1) How about Star Wars vs. Mortal Kombat video game? I think a fighting video game is doable, when done right. Star Wars universe has Jedi, Sith, storm troopers, bounty hunters and other characters with different fighting styles.

George Lucas: LucasArts has already made a Star Wars fighting video game and it ranks amongst the poorest selling of all Star Wars video games. We lost millions of U.S. dollars producing it. There isn't going to be another Star Wars fighting video game from LucasArts.

2) How's work on the show? You're actively involved in its development I hope? Has the economy's down turn hurt you and your employees or helped? In what way has it done so?

George Lucas: We're writing the scripts for the first season of the live action Star Wars TV series. The abysmal economic depression hasn't impacted the TV show much yet because we still have plenty of profits from the Star Wars prequel trilogy to invest in the new Star Wars TV series.

I don't know if fans have suggested this, but I hope other bounty hunters like Aura Sing or Bossk become big antagonists for Boba Fett on the TV show, seeing as how they have been throughout much of the Star Wars saga. Perhaps the TV show can explain Boba's falling out with the Bounty Hunter's Guild and his fellow bounty hunters.

George Lucas: It's very unlikely that the bounty hunters from The Empire Strikes Back will be seen in the live action Star Wars TV show.

There is also the dealings of the Black Sun and its leader, Prince Xizor (much like Prince Goro of Mortal Kombat world, both are princes and both answer to an emperor. Would be cool for M.K. vs. Star Wars video game. I am telling you it cannot miss).

3) Here's also sub-plots for the TV Show: (Profuse amounts of silliness omitted by SS). The TV show should work toward: (More useless and utter nonsense removed by SS).

George Lucas: You need to work more on your story ideas. Fan fiction reads like purposeful sabotage by the fans. It's difficult to believe that no fans can write popular fan fiction. There is no place to go to get your Star Wars fan fiction read. SuperShadow has told me that Star Wars fan fic is so awful that it's actually being written by people, who want to destroy Star Wars. That's not fair to me and the other fans. We don't need these types of people in our daily lives.

Friday, February 20, 2009

Will we ever get to see Luke Skywalker as his most powerful self or was that Return of the Jedi? Who do you think is the most powerful Jedi?

George Lucas: This is a difficult question to answer. Luke is over fifty years old by the time of Star Wars Episode 7. Luke is roughly the same age as Obi-Wan Kenobi during A New Hope. Obi-Wan was past his prime during the old Star Wars films. That can't really be argued against. Likewise, Luke is probably beyond his pinnacle of power by the time of Star Wars Episode 7.

I have no plans of creating any motion pictures set during the events in between Return of the Jedi and Star Wars Episode 7. However, even though Luke has decreased in power over the years, Luke is still the most powerful Jedi Master of all time during Star Wars Episode 7. This is because Luke is much, much greater than any previous Jedi including Yoda, Mace Windu and Kaja Sinis.

Ahh, the spirit of giving. I moved to Texas from Chicago back in 2004 for work. I haven't spent time with my family for a while, but keep in touch regularly. I was speaking with my sister today and she was telling me how my niece and nephew love Star Wars and how cool I would think they are because their love for Star Wars is pretty deep and intense. They are 7 and 6 years old, respectively.

So I remembered that I have 44 action figures from the 1995 Power of the Force line still in the packages sitting in my old room at my mom's house. I decided to give the toys to the kids. My sister asked: "Are you sure? You can probably sell those on E-bay."

My answer was: "Of course!" It's worth more to me to give a gift like that than any money I could have sold those for. And the kids, needless to say, went nuts! I wanted to share this story because I know you love kids and thought you would enjoy. Have a great day!

George Lucas: The modern Star Wars collectibles from the 1990's don't have a real significance or high value because those items were mass produced to the extreme. Those forty four action figures might bring you about one thousand U.S. dollars at an auction web site. I understand how important it is to give to others.

I'm not able to donate large sums of money to charities because nearly all the profits from my companies are re-invested in Lucasfilm. I don't believe in giving away money because I don't really have enough wealth to end poverty or starvation around the world. My money wouldn't really make a difference.

All my philanthropic activities are invested in the George Lucas Educational Foundation. I have many ideas that could save the United States, but since we have no riches to spend this means the U.S. Congress can't afford to implement my ideas, which would save the education system in America.

Dear George. Have you ever considered doing voices or have an appearance in any Star Wars project (movie, animation or video game)? Thanks for your time. Greetings from south - South America.

George Lucas: Before SuperShadow, I never had any acting roles in my own films. I wouldn't even consider it. Shadow told me that since Revenge of the Sith would be the last film I direct in my lifetime that it would be a good idea to appear in it in order to make the Star Wars prequel trilogy even more perfect. Shadow is right about everything all the time so I instantly agreed with Shadow. I have a brief cameo role in Revenge of the Sith, which helps explain why that film is the most popular amongst the fans from the prequel film episodes.

Hi Mr. Lucas. Once a fan, always a fan. For my forty second birthday next month, I'm going to watch all 6 Star Wars movies in a marathon.

George Lucas: There are seven Star Wars films. The Star Wars The Clone Wars film counts as my official vision of Star Wars even if it wasn't written and directed by me. You need to watch the Clone Wars film in order to complete the story I'm revealing in the Star Wars prequels. It's important for the fans to view the seven Star Wars films at least once a month so that you will be able to find some of the hidden script elements of the Star Wars plot formula that haven't been given to the fans yet.