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George Lucas was featured in a Vanity Fair interview, discussing his career, including his roles in The Dirty Dozen and his birthplace in Modesto.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 28

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George Lucas Steven Spielberg John Milius

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George Lucas
American filmmaker and philanthropist (born 1944)
- George Lucas is seeking rights from Universal Pictures regarding the Flash Gordon comic strip, which was originally released by the company in 1939.Sun 12:27
- George Lucas refused to provide an original cut negative to the Library of Congress.Fri 21:42
Steven Spielberg
American filmmaker (born 1946)
- Zach Cregger developed the idea for "The Flood" to collaborate with Steven Spielberg.Sun 01:06
John Milius
American screenwriter and director

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Jul 28slashfilm.comQuote Of The Day By George Lucas: 'You Can't Experiment. You Can't Do Anything...' - SlashFilm