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Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace Scrapbook - The Ultimate Insier's Guide to the Movie
Welcome to the beginning. Not so long ago, in a galaxy we call home... George Lucas created STAR WARS, the most popular and successful film series of all time. Now come the very first installment of this thrilling and imaginative saga, Episode I The Phantom Menace. Packed with over 100 photos, this scrapbook is your insider's guide to the fantastic wonders of Episode I. Get the facts behind the major characters, planets, weapons, aliens, ships, vehicles, and droids featured in the film. Discover fascinating details, meet the stellar cast, and even take a peek behind the scenes of this unforgettable adventure.
- GenresStar Wars
64 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1999
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341 books40 followersLucasfilm is among the world’s leading entertainment service companies, a pioneer in visual effects and sound across multiple mediums, and is home to the legendary Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises.
Founded by visionary filmmaker George Lucas in 1971, Lucasfilm established itself as a “rebel base” of sorts in San Francisco’s Bay Area, a place the filmmaker chose to “shake up the status quo…of how movies were made and what they were about.” It was a defiant departure from the Hollywood mainstream and a more conducive atmosphere to cultivate his independent spirit of filmmaking.
With money earned from his third motion picture, 1977’s blockbuster Star Wars, Lucas was able to construct Skywalker Ranch in San Francisco’s North Bay in the early ‘80s, a place where filmmakers could work together sharing ideas and experience.
Founded by visionary filmmaker George Lucas in 1971, Lucasfilm established itself as a “rebel base” of sorts in San Francisco’s Bay Area, a place the filmmaker chose to “shake up the status quo…of how movies were made and what they were about.” It was a defiant departure from the Hollywood mainstream and a more conducive atmosphere to cultivate his independent spirit of filmmaking.
With money earned from his third motion picture, 1977’s blockbuster Star Wars, Lucas was able to construct Skywalker Ranch in San Francisco’s North Bay in the early ‘80s, a place where filmmakers could work together sharing ideas and experience.
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