George Lucas. Jedi path. Jones B.

The book full of paradoxical revelations is devoted to perhaps the most contradictory figure in the history of world cinema. A lifelong non -conformist who has become a billionaire. Rutin’s hater who replaced acting with technical decisions. The enemy of the "soulless car of Hollywood", who built a computer factory of dreams. He always believed in himself, but even surpassed his own expectations. The best thing in the world is adventure in distant-long countries, Lucas explained by the stunning success of Star Wars and Indiana Jones. He not only became the author of blockbusters, but also learned to put them on stream. Making sequels and new versions, he invented how to get more from the franchise to his heroes than from the rental. He did not tolerate addiction and therefore realized the slogan of radical hippies from the 60s: "Capture the means of production." Without selecting someone else’s, he “simply” created new technologies and equipment, turning the old into anyone the need for noise. The exciting biography of an outstanding master reveals the secrets of his phenomenal success. And draws a change in eras in world cinema, which happened largely thanks to the hero of this book.