In addition to commenting on the criticisms of discrimination leveled against Star Wars, the creator of the saga George Lucas broke his silence about the new direction of the franchise under the auspices of Disney.
Speaking from the 77th Cannes Film Festival, where he was awarded the honorary Palme d’Or, George Lucas said: “I was the only one who really knew what Star Wars was…who really knew this world, because there is so much mythology within this saga. The Force, for example, no one understood. When they announced more movies after I sold the company, many of the ideas that were in the original saga have been lost. But that’s how things go.“
Although George Lucas believes that Disney’s projects Star Wars has lost some of the spirit of its original filmsthe author has continued to gravitate around the saga in recent years, and although he is no longer directly involved with the creation of the stories, he regularly visits the sets of the many projects in development, such as those of TV series of The Mandalorian, Andor and Obi-Wan Kenobiwith the author revealing that he particularly appreciated Ewan McGregor’s TV series, electing it as ‘his favourite’ among the many Disney works.
We also remember that George Lucas remains a faithful man at Disney and in recent weeks he took Bob Iger’s side in the ‘feud’ between shareholders, which was resolved with the confirmation of the current CEO.
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