The People vs. George Lucas Page #5
"We want you to know
we have no intention...
... Now or in the future,
to restore earlier versions. "
In essence, says that
the original negative no longer exists...
... Because of its restoration.
But how could it be?
Because there must be transformed
the films on digital...
And then... must have worked
in their new special effects...
... With the digital version.
And then this new digital version
be transformed back to tape.
So now the film there
in the new version.
But you still have the original tape
with which it started working.
No, really,
physically cut a negative.
A file...
It doubles the negative, then
changes are made after that.
So I find it hard to believe...
They have really destroyed...
the negative of the film.
And if they did, it's atrocious.
"Never again you will see the original."
That says Lucasfilm
but probably not true.
In the mid-eighties,
There was a filmmaker...
... It was on a crusade
against Ted Turner...
I wanted color... movies
black and white.
The same filmmaker argued
Were the epitome...
of our cultural heritage...
... And that not due modify.
That was filmmaker George Lucas.
In 1988, George Lucas testified
before Congress...
Against the colored...
The following year, WAR
OF GALAXIES was a...
... The first 25 films
entered the National Film Registry.
In the future it will be easier
the negatives are lost...
... And are "replaced"
altered by new films.
for our society.
Do not allow our
cultural history is rewritten.
George Lucas
1988 congressional testimony
Never heard .
Then I say, "What rot."
He says:
"There can be coloredold movies...
... But I'm going to completely change
my film and it will ".
- It's obscene.
- Okay, because I wanted...
You lideraste campaign
against the color of the films.
You know why they should not be changed.
Is different. These are my movies.
One could argue...
... that if you entered
National Register...
Episode IV:
A NEW HOPEFILM - 1977
... belongs to the whole world.
belongs to all Americans...
... because it is so important,
culturally, to the United States.
So when you say,
indiscriminately:
"We will change it and improve it...
... And evolve with the times "...
Sculpt... it's like Bill Clinton
on Mount Rushmore.
Has a responsibility
with the history of cinema.
You know...
Can you get Congress to send:
"You must deliver that
Smithsonian museum now "?
Maybe not,
The Library of Congress rejected
all our requests for interviews.
Like the Film Archive
and Television at UCLA...
... And the Association of Archivists
Moving Image.
At least,
them available to people.
Please give us the original film.
Forever.
Just give us the original.
Although not remove
in the case of 70 albums...
... Where you have to buy the 70...
... For example,
all versions of The Clone Wars .
I'll buy it,
sell the rest of the Internet...
Cherish... and damn the three discs
I want. All right.
Steven Spielberg launched
an edition of E. T.
It is a double album.
changed some things digitally.
Then there's the original version
E.T .
E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial
ORIGINAL FILM:
in five different versions.
Brazil there
Terry Gilliam accepted
these various versions.
When Criterion released the box
including all versions...
... even he hated
THE ONLY BRAZIL:
What better way for Lucas...
Demonstrate their confidence...
in the changes you made?
Putting both on the same disk...
... And say:
"Take, watch one after the other.
Compare the two.
I think this is better. "
It has nothing to do
with creativity...
Sandy Lieberson - Former Chief
20th Century Fox Production
... But with marketing,
the business...
And... sales of home videos...
And new licensing...
TV and all the rest.
While studying film...
... I swore to my father,
I was a businessman...
I would never... entrepreneur.
Wars was so
success that took control of my life...
Ie... it was an opportunity
I could not pass up.
Have created something so popular,
an incredible success...
ANN SKINNER:
Continuity Wars
... Must be a heavy burden.
Sometimes,
desire never have made this film.
Wars ...
Failed to... independence...
Film... and to staff.
George never made another film
after that...
But transformed...
a producer and entrepreneur.
In a way,
is the worst thing that happened to George Lucas.
Could have made a happy career
doing dramas...
Some documentaries...
and cutting edge material.
But became
He was someone who struggled
against the institutions...
... and turned it
the overnight.
I.L.M.
INDUSTRIAL LIGHT & MILLION
It is arguable that the success of the series
destroy George Lucas as a filmmaker.
GEORGE LUCAS:
THE CREATOR:
Deprived us of those movies...
... He would do
and could have done.
And in its place,
species have an enormous...
TOKYO, JAPAN
complex...
industrial marketing.
When a franchise
is so successful...
... Is connected to a machine.
Return of the Jedi was the beginning...
Dave Prowse is
DARTH VADER:
... When did the marketing.
Dave Prowse
Aka Darth Vader
And from then on,
all became very commercial.
seems that in a moment...
disappeared... the narrator,
and was replaced by the employer.
do not think that all secondary
Star Wars ...
... be true to nature
Rebel Alliance...
Fighting... the great beast.
THE STAR WARS:
GAME COLLECTION OF LUCAS
I can not reconcile the two George.
It's like Jekyll and Hyde...
... because I admire him very much,
and at the same time...
I do not know... what lessons
defending...
... Does not recognize in the mirror.
But I have much respect...
... because in view of trade,
created a brand that can not be beat.
It's a brilliant businessman.
It's like the evil genius.
WENDY IDE:
Film critic for The Times (London)
I consider myself a filmmaker.
And I had a discussion
in a lecture theater...
... With George Cukor, who does not like
the word "filmmaker".
Compared with toymaker.
I like to see me as
a toy manufacturer who films.
Products are crazy.
Even Spaceballs ...
- ... make fun of them when...
- Yes!
- ... Mel Brooks says...
- "Spaceballs the lunchbox.
- Spaceballs toilet paper. "
- Yes
Use briefs War
of galaxies , for the love of God.
IAN PARKER:
Venom Sgt Alias
We are like Oliver saying
"Please sir, can I get more?"
George Lucas says:
"Yes! I have a lot more oats."
I can not imagine landfills,
with the passing of this generation...
... the legacy we leave will be
a lot of plastic.
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