Star Wars Episode I: George Lucas Interview Outtakes 

This is the last video for Episode I. All of the others can be found on my channel.

Ok thank you. By the way you post the Best videos. If you have any other empire or phantom menace videos can you please post

Still got some more to come but this video is the last for Episode I.

Ok thank

While I don't do that, I do talk out what I've learned to myself frequently, it especially helps if I'm restless at night

Yeah, a journal really helps with writing and other stuff even if you are not confident it is good stuff, helps with ideas later on

I'm pretty sure he'd a rough idea of what all the 9 movies would've been before making the first one

When writing a trilogy you should be thinking about where all 3 movies are going, not just do them individually. That was one of the problems with the sequel trilogy, each one was written individually without any real thought about where the trilogy as a whole was going so it made it seem disjointed without any cohesiveness. A good trilogy should really feel like one long movie separated into three parts and that can only be done well if the plan for the entire trilogy is laid out right from the start.

@@pauldavis5665 Yeah, for me that was the issue with the series, Lost. It seemed to be headed somewhere then meandered around. It is even more essential with something like star wars to know because it has so much built up lore to consider and integrate.

@@ironfist7789 Lost and the Star Wars sequels have a certain person in common. 🤦‍♂

November because America display their dates arse-about.

mranderson00001 thanks, just wanted to be sure if I was a couple of months or a one year old when this was filmed :)

@@mranderson00001 You mean the correct way. 😜

i thought the exact same thing when he said that. he really should have let someone else direct episodes 2 and 3.

The prequels don't really feel cohesive, but rather a collection of scenes. I don't really have any issue with that, but it does make them look clunkier than they actually were.

He did have some collaborators, and he asked many people to collaborate who turned him down. Jonathan Hales co-wrote Attack of the Clones.

ur mean

I get the joke but really he could write. He just couldn't, or didn't want to, edit.

Exactly. He conceived incredible, if not eerily prophetic, plots and characters, e.g. banking cartel helps fund construction of Death Star in backdoor deal with Chancellor who helps centralize all Senatorial power to secure his upper hand on demolishing the Galactic Republic and creating the Empire. But his editing? Yeah, a little raw haha

Ur mean

He wrote the story for all six real star wars films. The Disney fanfiction is terrible without his involvement. He never would have ruined and killed Luke the way Johnson did.