rushmore223
Super Freak
I remember reading that Lucas and his wife recut Star Wars from the first edit pulling late nights to get it in on time.
That sounds right, I read it so long ago though, that the details are pretty fuzzy.
I remember reading that Lucas and his wife recut Star Wars from the first edit pulling late nights to get it in on time.
How did you approach the task of editing the first Star Wars movie?
I was given a scene to re-cut, the robot auction where Luke's uncle buys R2-D2 and C-3PO, and changed it to more closely match my sensibility. George liked my work, so I went on to the next. Richard Chew would be working on one reel, and I would leap-frog onto the next and so on. Marcia was buried in assembling the end battle.
How did George Lucas and Gary Kurtz ‘direct’ you? Did they have specific requests or guidelines?
Gary was not involved in aesthetic editorial decisions. George basically let me do my thing with each scene, and then would give me notes. And he consulted very closely with Marcia of course. And then at a certain point, he decided he preferred working with just one editor, and chose me to finish the film. I was the only editor on the picture over the last 5 months
Paul Hirsch, Marcia Lucas and Richard Chew did the final edits of Star Wars.
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Liked his Ep I and II review. Only thing I hope is that he isn't doing so much of the "kidnapper" thing. At first it was fun, but after 20 minutes it's getting irritating
Kinda like the prequel movies themselves, eh?
He is talking about the Review coming out soon.
I look forward to the review.
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