Handed out the script and people tried out
The cast of The Necessary Assassination of George Lucas - 2008 includes: Nathan Ayling as George Lucas Ryan Bergez as Doctor Jennifer Brookley as Nurse Kevin Di Leo as Jett Lucas Jay Skovec as Officer Palmer Jacob Stevens as Luke
The cast of A Conversation with George - 2008 includes: George Lucas as himself Seth MacFarlane as himself
Considering George Lucas set a new standard for technology used in film making, and brought surround sound to the big screen, having Star Wars: A New Hope, in theaters for 3 consecutive years, there is no comparison. Star Wars is a far greater movie trilogy then Lord of the Rings due to the fact that Star Wars set the standard for what movies are today. Without Lucas, there is no Jackson. Ignoring surround sound. Which you can enjoy both without. You have to look at the movies themselves. There are screw ups in acting in SW as are there terrible actors. The plot got changed and there are still holes and questions waiting to be answered. On the other end of the question. The Lord of the rings has amazing scenery, some of the best acting I've seen in a long time, and a cast of fantastic actors. The story is epic, deep, and profound. So in my own personal opinion I'd say The Lord of the Rings.
Lucas is straight and has a girlfriend.
Harrison Ford was in a few movies before he became a huge film star. For example American Graffiti was one of his first, but then he was forgotten until he was working on a set (in carpentry) and George Lucas was casting for actors to appear in Star-Wars. George knew Harrison from American Graffiti (for that was one of his first films he created) and called him over as the guy who was going to be cast for Han Solo didn't show up. Harrison read the lines and George Lucas thought he was perfect for the part. So yeah... i guess you could say he was a carpenter befpre he got into show business...
After George Lucas directed episode 4 (the first one), his family life lead him to assign Irvin Kreshner to direct the movie (Lucas wrote the story). Episode 6 was directed by Richard Marquand. After 16 years, Lucas came back to direct all 3 of the prequels (1, 2, and 3).George Lucas
The cast of A Star for Lucas - 1999 includes: Lucas Towstego as Lucas
The cast of Science of Star Wars - 2005 includes: Ahmed Best Hayden Christensen Dominic Frisby as himself Alec Guinness Garrick Hagon Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker Xing Hong Shi as himself Christopher Lee Jake Lloyd George Lucas Ewan McGregor Liam Neeson Frank Oz Ray Park David Prowse
The Stars of 'Star Wars' Interviews from the Cast - 1999 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:E
The cast of The Necessary Assassination of George Lucas - 2008 includes: Nathan Ayling as George Lucas Ryan Bergez as Doctor Jennifer Brookley as Nurse Kevin Di Leo as Jett Lucas Jay Skovec as Officer Palmer Jacob Stevens as Luke
The cast of Star Wars Pinball - 2013 includes: Ashley Eckstein as Ahsoka Tano
The cast of A Conversation with George - 2008 includes: George Lucas as himself Seth MacFarlane as himself
The cast of George Lucas Adds More Darth Vader Dialogue - 2011 includes: Ryan Perez
The cast of Star Wars in Japan Celebration - 2008 includes: Blair Butler as herself
The cast of Star Wars Speed Dating - 2013 includes: Sarah Adriana Solo as Speed Dating Girl Darrin Cummings as Dan Solo Brian Firenzi as George Lucas Ben Gigli as Darth Vader James Gillispie as Cantina Band Grant Hartman as Chewbacca Gregory Kashmanian as Star Wars Kid Kelley Klebenow as Speed Dater Katherine Lee Muise as Princess Leia Tom Martens as James T. Kirk Ryan McGrady as Luke Skywalker Michael Rousselet as Emperor Palpatine Seanathon Shaw as Greedo
The cast of Star Wars Arcade - 1996 includes: Gina Brandstetter as Animator Mike Chung as Animator
The cast of Star Wars Gangsta Rap - 2000 includes: Jason Brannon as All Voices