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Marcia Lucas

Marcia Lucas

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Sep 24, 2026

EmHOST
5:29
Directing the first film had been a grueling, often miserable experience.
EmHOST
5:34
There were fights with Fox, a shoot that went over budget and schedule, editing that nearly broke the film until his then wife, Marcia Lucas, helped rescue it in post.
EmHOST
5:44
He didn't want to go through that again.
EmHOST
5:46
In fact, he wouldn't until 1999's The Phantom Menace.

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EmHOST
15:42
Although some of Brackett's ideas remained, such as Luke's Dagobah training, her dialogue and characterization were removed.
EmHOST
15:51
Brackett and Kasdan, but not Lucas, would be credited for the final screenplay.
EmHOST
15:56
Brackett was credited in tribute, and just like Marcia Lucas's involvement in Star Wars, there's much discourse online as to how involved Leigh Brackett was, and questioning whether she deserved the credit.
EmHOST
16:09
But if you look into it, the story beats are there, and George Lucas wanted her to get the credit, so she got the credit.
CameronHOST
30:52
um
JackHOST
30:53
uh it is uh oh no that's the wrong one i was looking at taxi driver that was marcia lucas
CameronHOST
31:03
Oh.
CameronHOST
31:03
Who
Haley PiperGUEST
18:13
And that the trench run was not planned to be like that.
Haley PiperGUEST
18:17
That Marsha Lucas had to come in and save the movie by actually making that really intense.
Haley PiperGUEST
18:23
And then John Williams coming in with the music like he always does.
Haley PiperGUEST
18:29
And that's just bonkers to me.
RyanPANELIST
33:13
Anyway, we
DaveHOST
33:13
should say Marsha Lucas passed away recently.
DaveHOST
33:16
So R.I.P. to Marsha.
JackiePANELIST
33:17
R.I.P. to a titan of industry.
Craig PriceHOST
17:45
They need someone to reign them in.
Craig PriceHOST
17:46
George Lucas needed Marcia Lucas to reign them in.
Craig PriceHOST
17:48
He had a great editor.
Craig PriceHOST
17:49
When he was on his own and he did the trilogy, the prequels, too much.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:03
He is the creative father of the whole Star Wars universe, and he was the one who really drove those films into completion.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:13
However, he happened to be married to a woman who was... possibly one of the top, if not the top editor in all of Hollywood at the time, Marsha Lucas.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:25
Marsha Lucas edited American Graffiti, which was George Lucas's other major accomplishment before he got to Star Wars.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:33
That's why he was able to get a studio to sign on to Star Wars.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:37
Marsha Lucas was editing for Martin Scorsese.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:40
She is an extremely talented editor.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:44
And she was spending so much time cutting Star Wars and working and helping with the Empire Strikes Back.
Jeremy PryorHOST
9:51
And ultimately, they lost their marriage while the Return of the Jedi was coming out.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
8:48
But that is a pretty familiar story, if you think about it.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
8:52
From Ada Lovelace to Zelda Fitzgerald, from Alma Mahler to Marsha Lucas, and let's not forget Dorothy, Mrs. Luther Cressman, right? Dorothy Locke? History is full of great women who are remembered more for who they married than what they accomplished.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
9:08
So, you know, what's sauce for the goose is always sauce for the gander, am I right? Well, that's all I've got on this one.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
9:16
Key sources included Luther Cressman, Quest for First Peoples, an episode of Oregon Experience produced by Cammie Horton and first aired in 2014.
Chris WinterbauerHOST
3:48
So, because she passed away recently, we, we removed them.
Chris WinterbauerHOST
3:52
We were gonna maybe present Marsha Lucas and George Lucas.
Chris WinterbauerHOST
3:55
Um-
Lizzie BassettHOST
3:55
Very interesting relationship
WrightHOST
33:46
I think that's right.
WrightHOST
33:48
There's a new program with the film editor, Marsha Lucas.
WrightHOST
33:51
There's a archival program with Burstyn and Chris Christopherson talking about the production of the film and then a trailer and a leaflet with the critic Stephanie Zacharek's essay at home in the world.
WrightHOST
34:01
And
Jenn de la VegaHOST
2:33
Actually, the whole production seemed to be cursed.
Jenn de la VegaHOST
2:36
I read in Mental Floss Spielberg divorced actress Amy Irving and Lucas, George Lucas, divorced film editor Marsha Lucas around the same time that the movie was being developed.
Jenn de la VegaHOST
2:48
And Harrison Ford also aggravated a disc in his spine while riding Elephant while they were shooting in Sri Lanka.
Jenn de la VegaHOST
2:55
And then during that assassination scene in the palace room, He slipped and fell on the stuntman and really slipped a disc in his spine.

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