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A space opera with blasters, laser-swords, and floating objects definitely did not coincide with the rest of popular cinema. Vietnam, Watergate, oil shortages, recessions-all led way to highly depressing and gritty films. Films, at this point in American history, were very reflective of the times. The bizarre part about Lucas’ new project was that a movie as far out there as this one had never been brought to the big screen. Yes, the title was a bit odd, but that’s not why people in the industry thought George Lucas was so crazy. In the early 70s, George Lucas began working on a film entitled Star Wars: The Adventures of Luke Starkiller as taken from the “Journal of the Whills”. “ family are, which influences the lives as well as the content of their conversations, all of which surprises, who had always assumed was ‘without substance or merit’.”.“Attention has also been drawn to…the suggestion in the that one of the reasons is later in love with is her physical similarity to.

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Below are some edits I have made to the Wikipedia page of Brideshead Revisited, that, when approved, will help the page more fully reflect its connection to the Star Wars franchise. Still, not seeing any reason to let it go unfixed, I said to myself, “Adam, why don’t you step in and help out?” So I did. No shame to anyone involved! It’s easy for mistakes like this to happen, especially with a universe as sprawling and detailed as that of Star Wars. Until recently, the free, user-edited online encyclopedia Wikipedia contained a rather glaring error: Namely, it contained separate articles titled S tar Wars: Episode IV–A New Hope, and Brideshead Revisited, perpetuating the misconception that rather than just being two names for the same thing, they are two separate works with different characters and different plots.