George Lucas: A Biography John Baxter 9780002570091 [USED COPY]

George Lucas is one of the most innovative bigtime players on the movie scene. His three "Star Wars" films and the trio featuring the action hero Indiana Jones (all six of which Lucas conceived, produced and co-wrote) are some of the most popular films ever made. To finance them, he masterminded a revolutionary redrawing of the financial agreements under which films were produced in Hollywood, snatching away control of funding, intellectual content and the distribution of profits from studios, and placing them in the hands of the film-makers themselves. Yet Lucas remains an enigma and a recluse. He has specially built the Skywalker Ranch a long way from Hollywood - a Victorian village community in a redwood forest where he and his friends can work in splendid isolation, free of studio pressure but with the highest technology. This is his story.

About the Author
John Baxter is a film critic, novelist, biographer and broadcaster, whose books on the cinema include The Hollywood Exiles, The Cinema of John Ford, and highly praised biographies of Ken Russell, Fellini, Bunuel, Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick. His biography of WOODY ALLEN was published by HarperCollins in November 1998.


Book Information
ISBN 9780002570091
Author John Baxter
Format Hardback
Page Count 464
Imprint HarperCollins Entertainment
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Weight(grams) 880g