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Who wrote the Star Wars novels before george lucas?
George Lucas is the original writer for star wars, he has changed it for good or for bad (most who saw the original say for bad) and wrote the prequels when filming the original.
Which actor in the Star Wars prequels had a relative in the Star Wars Trilogy?
Ewan McGregor and Dennis Lawson are related
Who wrote Star Wars The Force Awakens?
The credited screenwriters were George Lucas, Lawrence Kasdan & J. J. Abrams
Who played obi-wan kenobi in the star wars prequels?
Ewan McGregor
What does a purple lightsaber represent in Star Wars?
When Samuel L. Jackson was in negotiation with George Lucas to do the Star Wars prequels, he asked for a purple light saber. No other significance.
Why Star Wars was not popular?
Star Wars, even the less-loved prequels, is wildly popular both in terms of box office receipts and in terms of long-term cultural impact.
Will there be a prequel to Star Wars?
Episodes I, II, and III are prequels to Episode IV, which is often called "Star Wars." However, a prequel to Episode one set in the youth of Yoda is also rumored.
What important movie is JJ Abrams going to direct?
'Star Wars Episode VII' .
Who made Star Wars and Star Trek movies?
Star wars 4, 5, and 6 were directed by George Lucas. All the star wars films were written and screen played by him also. Star Trek was made by J.J Abrams.
How old is the emperor from Star Wars?
It's unknown, but in the Prequels he had to be about 60, which makes him in his late 70s or early 80s in the Original Triology.
Was Star Wars 4 the first Star Wars?
As far as filming order is concerned, Star Wars: A New Hope (Episode IV) was the first Star Wars. The prequels (Episodes I-III) were filmed much later, and they served as the backstory that leads to the events of A New Hope.
Has anyone directed both a star wars and Star Trek movie?
JJ Abrams, director of 2009's Star Trek, is to direct Star Wars Episode VII, however, before this point, no.
