George Lucas Articles and News Stories


Connecting with Walt: The History of Disneyland’s Indiana Jones Adventure Attraction

Let’s go back to Disneyland’s Adventureland in the warm days of July 1994 when groundbreaking began on the banks of the Jungle Cruise for one of the most unique and exciting attractions in the park. Nine months later, on March 3, 1995, the large ornate doors on the Temple of the Forbidden Eye discovered by Connecting with Walt: The History of Disneyland’s Indiana Jones Adventure Attraction

Review: Bob Iger’s The Ride of A Lifetime: Lessons Learned From 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Co.

The first sentence of the first chapter of Bob Iger’s new book The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned From 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Company says, “This book is not a memoir, but it’s impossible to talk about the traits that have served me well over the course of my professional Review: Bob Iger’s The Ride of A Lifetime: Lessons Learned From 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Co.

Original Theatrical Cuts of the First Star Wars Trilogy Will Not Be Released

Fans have long been awaiting the opportunity to get their hands on a Blue-ray of the original Star Wars trilogy as it was first shown: without added CGI, without a Jabba’s palace dance number, and with Han actually shooting first. Those fans are in for a galaxy of disappointment. Kathleen Kennedy, President of Lucasfilm, put Original Theatrical Cuts of the First Star Wars Trilogy Will Not Be Released

George Lucas announces new plan to build museum in Los Angeles

Back in 2014, we reported that George Lucas was planning to build his “Lucas Film of Narrative Art” museum in his wife Mellody Hobson’s native Chicago, after considering sites in San Francisco and encountering community opposition. After facing opposition by Chicago’s “Friends of the Park” group, he has changed direction once again and will be George Lucas announces new plan to build museum in Los Angeles