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George Lucas: The Creative Impulse

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George Lucas: The Creative Impuse is a non-fiction book written by Charles Champlin, with forewords by Steven Spielberg and Francis Coppola. It discusses the productions from Lucasfilm's first twenty years, as well as the wider influences of George Lucas.

Champlin began working on the book in September 1990, and the finished book was published two years later in September 1992 by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., and copies were included with the release of Star Wars Trilogy: The Definitive Collection in 1993. An abridged version of the book was also included with Star Wars Trilogy: Special Letterbox Collector's Edition. In 1997, Abrams published a revised and updated edition which covered Lucasfilm's first twenty-five years.

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Title
George Lucas: The Creative Impulse
Author
Charles Champlin
Steven Spielberg (Foreword)
Francis Coppola (Foreword)
Cover artist
Drew Struzan
Editor
Mark Greenberg
Publisher
Harry N. Abrams, Inc.
Released
September 1992
Pages
208
Dimensions
9 × 1 × 11.5 inches
Weight
3 pounds
Isbn
9780810935648

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