George Lucas infers it was sloppy editing that made it seem Han shot first in 1977
5 Questions With George Lucas: Controversial - Hollywood Reporter
George Lucas infers it was sloppy editing that made it seem Han shot first in 1977
5 Questions With George Lucas: Controversial - Hollywood Reporter
That is nice George. Why is it that in NO versions of the script (including scripts that include deleted scenes) does greedo get a shot off. I have several versins of hte script and this just isn't true. AND
IF it was just due to sloppy editing, it makes the character more appealing anyway. He had a journey to travel from mercenary to hero. If he was a hero to start with, he went nowhere. No character growth is not a good character.
either way, Greedo had a gun on him and was getting ready to shoot, so Han shooting first is not cold blooded murder, it is self defense
I call shenanigans on Lucas. Of course it's his script and world so he is god and can do whatever he wants. LOL
I'm pretty certain it wasn't in the novelization that way either. Lucas is full of it. If he were to ever be given an enema, he could fit inside a shoebox.
Is it still insecurity if I fear my job is going to let me go because they don't realize how awesome I am?
He does this with a lot of his memories.
And yeah - shooting a guy who's training a gun on you and says they're going to kill you - is self defense, not murder.
It really is amazing how much he revises events in his mind. Between his personal stuff, his muddling with his movies (and even their titles), and the odd claims he makes, like 'Star Wars had a small budget for the time' (it didn't), I'm always amazed.
To be fair to him - I think he clearly has some bad associations to that period of time looking back on his life.
Do you remember the sequel to ET or all the rereleases of Close Encounters? How about the revisions to Schindler's List? No? Right.
And then he wonders why fans get miffed at him.