2 articles from The Hollywood Reporter, Variety.
George Lucas made a surprise appearance at a press preview of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, which opens September 22. The Star Wars creator acknowledged that the long-delayed project, which cost $1 billion, had nearly broken his will due to the extended timeline. Lucas reflected that he is accustomed to doing things people say cannot be done, describing the museum's development as a Herculean effort.
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The 'Star Wars' creator made a surprise appearance at a press preview of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, opening Sept. 22 in Los Angeles — and acknowledged his contentious relationship with the media.
George Lucas previewed the long-in-the-works Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles on Wednesday, and Lucas said of the Herculean effort, “I’m fascinated by doing things that people say can’t be done.” “I’m used to doing the impossible,” said the “Star Wars” creator, who,…
