In a recent interview withWSJ. Magazine for their Innovators issue, Lucas and his wife Mellody Hobson shared insights into this exciting new chapter. When asked if he’s moved on from Star Wars after decades guiding fans through a galaxy far, far away, Lucas replied, “Disney took it over and they gave it their vision. That’s what happens.”
Back in October 2012, Lucas sold his company Lucasfilm, including all Star Wars rights, to Disney for $4.05 billion. Since then, Disney has expanded the franchise with new movies and a slew of hit TV series on Disney+. The beloved universe returns to theaters soon with projects like The Mandalorian and Grogu, continuing the legacy Lucas started.
Lucas has been open about his feelings on the Star Wars franchise’s evolution under Disney. In an interview withThe Hollywood Reporter, he admitted, “After I sold the company, a lot of the ideas that were in [the original] sort of got lost. But that’s the way it is. You give it up, you give it up.”
“At that time, I was starting the next trilogy; I talked to the actors and I was starting to gear up,” Lucas told author Paul Duncan. “I was also about to have a daughter with my wife. It takes 10 years to make a trilogy – Episodes I to III took from 1995 to 2005.”
“In 2012, I was 69. So the question was, ‘Am I going to keep doing this for the rest of my life? Do I want to go through this again?’ Finally, I decided I’d rather raise my daughter and enjoy life for a while.”
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