Full Of Sith: Star Wars News, Discussions and Interviews
Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 11 segments
Holly Frey had the chance to visit the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art prior to its opening and Bryan Young had about a thousand questions. This episode dives into the narrative function of George…
Holly FryHost
Bryan YoungHost
And then I just want to hear what your checklist of stuff you had to see the first time was.
But for me, the stuff I know about for sure, obviously, I want to see the Star Wars stuff.
um because they've got continuous programming in one or both of the theaters including i and it's not just star wars detours i want to see but just what george lucas and his team there at the museum have curated as far as that experience because i think i don't know i was talking about this uh you know maybe six months or a year ago um just with among friends about how i'd love to see a museum that was dedicated to stuff like uh silent film right where the museum museum was just a theater where they just played like really rare cuts of preserved films that you wouldn't see anywhere else in that theater experience and stuff and so when i read that the lucas museum was was doing something like that, but with, with differently curated stuff.
I feel like I'm about to break your heart because I did not go to the theater and I did not go in the sci-fi fantasy part.
I just, like, I keep seeing people posting pictures of themselves with these classic Frank Frazetta, like, covers to, like, Conan and John Carter and things like that.
And I was talking to some friends who are into pulp art, and they were saying that, like, you know, when these pieces went out for auction, they were won by an anonymous bidder.
And everybody was just terrified that it was just going to end up in some rich person's house.
And so seeing that George Lucas bought it and he's put it in the museum, people are really happy about that.
But the one that was super important to me, we went first to the Norman Rockwell Gallery.
And then I just want to hear what your checklist of stuff you had to see the first time was.
But for me, the stuff I know about for sure, obviously, I want to see the Star Wars stuff.
um because they've got continuous programming in one or both of the theaters including i and it's not just star wars detours i want to see but just what george lucas and his team there at the museum have curated as far as that experience because i think i don't know i was talking about this uh you know maybe six months or a year ago um just with among friends about how i'd love to see a museum that was dedicated to stuff like uh silent film right where the museum museum was just a theater where they just played like really rare cuts of preserved films that you wouldn't see anywhere else in that theater experience and stuff and so when i read that the lucas museum was was doing something like that, but with, with differently curated stuff.
I feel like I'm about to break your heart because I did not go to the theater and I did not go in the sci-fi fantasy part.
I just, like, I keep seeing people posting pictures of themselves with these classic Frank Frazetta, like, covers to, like, Conan and John Carter and things like that.
And I was talking to some friends who are into pulp art, and they were saying that, like, you know, when these pieces went out for auction, they were won by an anonymous bidder.
And everybody was just terrified that it was just going to end up in some rich person's house.
And so seeing that George Lucas bought it and he's put it in the museum, people are really happy about that.
But the one that was super important to me, we went first to the Norman Rockwell Gallery.
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