Now that he’s sold Lucasfilm and retired, George Lucas has a new plan: An art museum in San Francisco.
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Sometimes I get the impression that he will do anything to have an excuse not to make his personal little films he’s been talking about since 1977.
Then again, it might be the closest we’ll ever get to a Lucasfilm museum.
I’m just excited to see all those Rockwells and Parishes.
I was relieved when he mentioned those films at the end. I feel like there’s a side of Lucas we haven’t seen since American Graffiti, and I’m really looking forward to seeing that side again.
heh.. first mention of Rockwell took me back to the Young Indy episode with Norman Rockwell in Paris, where they hang with Braques and Picasso.
Well…San Francisco is always game for another art museum, so why not?
Nifty little proposal pdf here: http://www.presidio.gov/about/Documents/11_George%20Lucas.pdf