George Lucas' Notebook Must Be Worth Millions!

I was watching the Beginning Documentary on the TPM DVD again the other day, and I came across a part where GL was in his home and was talking about writing and so fourth, and the conversation about his notebook came up. As I recall GL said that in that notebook he wrote the first scripts to American Grafitti, ANH, TESB, ROTJ, and TPM! I think he might have said he wrote all of his scripts in that notebook meaning other projects, possibly even Indiana Jones could be in there!

And he also wrote the first script draft to AOTC in there.


If I am correct, that notebook must be millions. I bet it would be devastating if something that valuable in $ and emotionally got wrecked in a fire or if it was stolen. I bet he keeps it locked up prett safe


Am I right, or not about GL's notebook? Thats the idea I got from the DVD, but I could be wrong





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Wow. You're right. What certain people (me) would do to get their hands on that

My life would be complete

 

Yes, you are completly right.

What if his house burned down? [face_shocked]

 

I really, really hope they publish it someday so we can see what the movies were originally going to be like. That would rock.

 

I'd buy it

 

I wonder what he does with his old handwritten scripts that will ensure security... probably eats 'em.

 

Yeah! At least he's not short on fiber!

 

Yeah, it's cool to think about the notebook, and there's no bigger fan of George than me. But come on buddy, learn to type on a word processor. It'll save you some time.

I wonder who he gets to type the final draft. I mean, at some point he's gotta put it together for people to read. I wanna be that person!

 

How many pages are in that notebook? My God ...

 

Aunt Jar Jar, are you sure you want to be his wife?

 

100 years from now, I think should put that notebook in a time capsule and launch it into space.

 

I remember the end of The Beginning (LOL) where it showed George just starting to write the Episode II script in the notebook. I was just like, woah. Who doesn't want to read that?!