We may never get to know how a Star Wars sequel trilogy helmed by George Lucas may have turned out, but it turns out there was alignment on at least one of his ideas.

Once planned to be the epic first live-action Star Wars TV series, Star Wars: Underworld was eventually scrapped for being too expensive. But alleged leaked test footage now gives us our first look at what could have been.

An early shootout scene between Han Solo and Greedo in Star Wars: A New Hope is infamous for creator George Lucas' previous tinkering. Now with the film's release on Disney+, the scene has been changed again in a very bizarre way.

To hell with C3PO. To robot hell with him.

These days studios are willing to spend big money on fantasy series to lure in people who have now fallen in love with the genre. Disney is hoping the Lucasfilm cult classic Willow could have the same effect for their new streaming service.

If there is one Star Wars character we all love to hate, its Jar Jar Binks, Something which George Lucas disagrees on.

While Disney has gone off setting out their own agenda for Star Wars in recent years. There was an initial vision for a further three films from the creator himself. We finally have some scant details on what that might have entailed.

While some fans are decrying Disney’s handling of Star Wars by producing all these spinoffs and prequels, it turns out that creator George Lucas himself already had the same plan years ago. Also, writers Lawrence and Jon Kasdan reveal how The Big Lebowski and more influenced Solo: A Star Wars Story