George Lucas contributed to a small scene in Solo: A Star Wars Story.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy revealed Lucas had planned to do a short set visit. However, the filmmaker ended up staying for a lot longer and helped Ron Howard direct a small scene in the movie involving the Millennium Falcon and Han Solo.
“He had intended to just kind of stop by and say hi, and he stayed five hours,” Kennedy said. “There’s even one little moment in a scene that — I can’t tell you what, sorry — but in the scene on the Millennium Falcon where George said, ‘Why doesn’t Han just do this.’”
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy revealed Lucas had planned to do a short set visit. However, the filmmaker ended up staying for a lot longer and helped Ron Howard direct a small scene in the movie involving the Millennium Falcon and Han Solo.
“He had intended to just kind of stop by and say hi, and he stayed five hours,” Kennedy said. “There’s even one little moment in a scene that — I can’t tell you what, sorry — but in the scene on the Millennium Falcon where George said, ‘Why doesn’t Han just do this.’”
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