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July 20, 2004 George Lucas and Remakes I would add maybe one thing to the Lucas v. Jackson dispute. In Lucas's defense, he was the original creator of the Star Wars universe, so he most definitely was not under the same pressure as PJ was. He could do whatever he wanted and not worry about being maimed by fans for screwing Han Solo up, since no one knew who Han was yet. PJ, however, did have that concern, especially with this particular story, which has had a cult following before, I think, most of us have even been able to read. This could possibly be a reason PJ paid so much attention to detail and spent so much energy and money to get (cough) everything right.
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