Say what you want about George Lucas, but it’s evident that he really does believe in trying new things and taking risks with a franchise, even one as big as Star Wars. Lucas goes on to say that had he kept the company Lucasfilm, he could and most likely would have made the trilogy, regardless of whether the fans liked it, because to him at least the whole Star Wars story would have been told from beginning to end. This comes from awesome companion book to 'James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction series' on AMC: /Wtlw8zlrqv ‘Splinter of the Mind’s Eye’: The Star Wars Sequel Novel That Shows What Empire Strikes Back Might Have Been By Matthew Mosley Published Star Wars: A New Hope could have had a. Based on whats been revealed, its clear that Lucas original plans for the sequel trilogy are entirely different from what Disney provided to fans. This is an entirely different narrative than the one Disney provided us with in The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, and also sounds like a completely different story altogether.Īs far as I've seen, these are the first specifics George Lucas has shared about what his vision of Episodes 7-9 would have been. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalkers Force dyad was one of the most George Lucas-inspired concepts in the sequel trilogy. Regarding the next three films following on from Return of the Jedi, Lucas had planned for the story to take place in a microbiotic world, inhabited by creatures called Whills, which not only fed from The Force, but also surprisingly had the ability to control the entire universe. An interview transcript inside James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction, a companion book to AMC’s television series of the same name, has revealed some concept information on what George Lucas had planned for his Star Wars sequel trilogy.

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