George Lucas at studios today?

[216bruce]

I kind of look at Lucas' role to SW and Disney in the same way that Bill Clinton is to his wife's campaign. While he used to be a pretty important guy and was 'the man' at one point, he still, though not official, carries a lot of weight (no joke intended) with what goes on. Thinking otherwise is pretty naive.
Out of all the Iger era acquisitions the Lucasfilm one is the best fit and has the biggest upside in the parks. It'll also take the most cash and creative perfection to do right. Swat that Potter!

 

[draybook]

it took him and his father nearly 40 years to finish the gigantic hotel if I remember correctly.
So getting his own disneyland might take him 60 years of famine and nuke tests.

Well, that would put him on par with TDO's construction time table...

 

[Cesar R M]

Well, that would put him on par with TDO's construction time table...

Kim Yong-un for Director of development of WDW!!! lol

so he can say "Disney world is Best disney" (instead his hilarious "North korea is Best Korea")

 

[BrerJon]

Kim Yong-un for Director of development of WDW!!! lol

so he can say "Disney world is Best disney" (instead his hilarious "North korea is Best Korea")

Apparently he learned everything he knows from the Meg Crofton leadership seminar.

 

[ProfSavage]

Well, that would put him on par with TDO's construction time table...

And isn't it still like, not completely done? I had read an Egyptian telecom company was going to put money in it to make it structurally stable and use it for the first cell tower in Pyongyang.

 

[FigmentJedi]

Looking at the now unveiled designs for the museum in Chicago, I think he was down in WDW to go see his architectural inspiration for the project: Space Mountain

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