AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to George Lucas, 2005 

Welcome, sorry for the bad quality!

I'm not sure it was ever on RU-vid in its full length before, but welcome!

I 200% agree- just wish we had gotten to see Harrison Ford’s reactions to her speech, since he was part of the early bit lol 😆

Good point

You'll love Young Indy! It's all George though as Steven Spielberg wasn't involved. It's my favourite series. Just know it's very different in tone and story to the films as it's more educational in nature as it's meant to introduce kids and teenagers to many different prospectives with history being the main one. You really feel like you're growing up with Indy and seeing him mature as it goes along. It makes me emotional watching as it brought me back to feeling like a child again. I hope you'll let me know how your experience goes.

Yeah, wish it had ended at the point represented by this award!

You’re right

I got emotonal when they got the standing ovation

Your comment is the compendium of the lack of cultural preparation of SW "fans" that don't understand the evolution of the project since 2013. Buy a Disneyland's ticket and visit Galaxie's Edge

True fan!

A partial version can be seen here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--08U8SEyoOo.html

disney did NOTHING to star wars.without them we wouldnt have it now remember that

@@marywise7661 BS. Disney has destroyed Star Wars. Fact. And you have no idea where Star Wars would be if Disney hadn’t bought it. Also a fact.

george lucas retired so there would NOT have been a 7 8 and 9 .like he told everyone who asked him THAT is a fact@@veznerand no disney did NOT ruin star wars in any way shape or form.i grew up with the original trilogy.i first saw star wars in 1977 when i was 5.and i LOVE all star wars movies

​@@marywise7661 Actually no. George changed his mind and started up again with developing his Sequels in 2011. Disney came into the picture soon after and he ulimately decided to sell the company. They decided to discard his stories soon after.

@@zoetropeguardian from what i read the reason he sold it was because of the fans degradeing him and the actors.but there were so many things said who knows whats true.he told fans for years there would be no 7 8 and 9 .then people said he was workin on them so who knows what was truth and what was lies

Isn't 1:50 from Willow?

He made a change to that moment to make it more consistent with the other five films in the 2011 re-release. In particular the moment in Revenge of the Sith that it's most clearly drawing a connection to show Anakin's different choice.

There is a version without (Danish) subtitles here, but it's missing the first part. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--08U8SEyoOo.html

Or rather, before Ryan Johnson... star wars has always been left wing.

@@Voltar the ewoks were based on the viet cong and the "if youre not with me youre my enemy" line from anakin was based on george bush during the Iraq war. Someone needs to watch the films again and read some george lucas interviews, it seems.

More like before Palpetine Trump........

You mean "I Did it My Way" by Frank Sinatra?

Yes. Thanks dear. I got the song last night and have listened to it for so many times.

@@arunstephan302 You're welcome!

He doesn't like directing, but then one wonders why he insisted on directing the prequels.

​@@VHSVultureHis friends kept telling him he needs to get back into directing and because of the risks with the technologies he was using since Young Indy (and Radioland Murders). It was a major step and he already had the experience that a newbie director wouldn't with the direction he was taking cinema. It was easier if he did it himself. He was also very heavily involved in both Empire and Jedi. He gave guidelines in how both were to be shot and was involved in many sequences the directors of both weren't even on set for. They're George's films through and through. I recommend Jonathan Rinzler's Making Of books. Thank you for uploading this too. I miss George making films. He's my hero.

@@zoetropeguardian can't argue with that, watching the new sequels has definitely made me appreciate the prequels more!

​@@VHSVulture It looks like my reply never came through on your end. Let me try sending it again. I highly recommend checking out Rick Worley's Star Wars essays on here. They're very in-depth and may give you even more appreciation for them.