940
“Caught Short on Production: Star Wars Toys Lost in Time Warp”, Los Angeles Times, September 30, 1977.
941
Pam Luecke, “‘Star Wars’ Toys Top Market, but ‘Force’ Needed to Find Them,” Hartford Courant, December 21, 1977.
942
William K. Knoedelseder Jr., “Stairway to the ‘Star Wars’”, Los Angeles Times, July 4, 1977.
943
MOSW, 224.
944
Bill Knoedelseder, “Merchandise Galaxy”, Los Angeles Times, July 4, 1977.
945
Arnold, Once Upon a Galaxy, 198.
946
Robert Lindsay, “The New New Wave of Film Makers”, New York Times, May 28, 1978.
947
Biskind, Easy Riders, 344.
948
Ibid.
949
“Coming December 27: English Barmy for ‘Star Wars’”, Los Angeles Times, November 18, 1977.
950
See David Sterrit, “‘Star Wars’ Creating Worldwide Heroes,’ Christian Science Monitor, December 14, 1977.
951
Kevin Klose, “‘Star Wars’ in Moscow”, Washington Post, November 22, 1977.
952
Объявление было опубликовано в «Вэрайети», 2 декабря 1977 года.
953
Scanlon, “The Wizard of Star Wars”.
954
Robert Kerwin, “Technical Wizardry Wins the ‘Star Wars’”, Chicago Tribune, June 19, 1977.
955
См. Earl C. Gottschalk, “‘Star Wars’ Sequels Waiting in the Wings”, Pocono Record (Stroudsburg, Pa.), July 21, 1977.
956
MOESB, 12.
957
MOESB, 20.
958
MOESB, 22.
959
MOESB, 32.
960
MOESB, 21.
961
MOESB, 32.
962
MOIJ, 23.
963
Scanlon, “The Wizard of Star Wars”.
964
MOESB, 36.
965
Ibid.
966
“The Star Wars Phenomenon”.
967
MOESB, 39.
968
MOESB, 40.
969
MOESB, 43.
970
MOIJ, 25.
971
Pollock, Skywalking, 207.
972
MOSW, 249.
973
MOESB, 54.
974
Pollock, Skywalking, 187.
975
Ibid., 191.
976
Ben Bova, “Letters”, Time, June 20, 1977.
977
MOSW, 306.
978
Robert Lindsay, “The New Wave of Filmmakers”, New York Times, May 28, 1978.
979
Robert Lindsey, “The ‘New-Boy’ Network Strikes Hollywood”, Chicago Tribune, July 2, 1978.
980
Pollock, Skywalking, 197.
981
Biskind, Easy Riders, 340.
982
Baxter, George Lucas, 251.
983
Pollock, Skywalking, 200.
984
Stevens, Conversations with the Great Moviemakers, 321.
985
Biskind, Easy Riders, 340.
986
Scanlon, “The Wizard of Star Wars”.
987
Clouzot, “The Morning of the Magician”.
988
Stevens, Conversations with the Great Moviemakers, 315.
989
COGL, 125.
990
MOESB, 64.
991
MOESB, 22.
992
Frank DiGiacomo, “The Han Solo Comedy Hour!”, Vanity Fair, December 2008.
993
Ibid.
994
Empire of Dreams.
995
Pollock, Skywalking, 208.
996
Champlin, George Lucas, 64.
997
Baxter, George Lucas, 279.
998
COGL, 129.
999
Gary Arnold, “American Graffiti II: The Whole Gang’s Made Good”, Washington Post, May 27, 1978.
1000
Gregg Kilday, “Lucasfilm Drafts Flicker for ‘Murders’”, Los Angeles Times, December 16, 1978.
1001
Baxter, George Lucas, 279.
1002
Champlin, George Lucas, 59.
1003
Baxter, George Lucas, 261.
1004
COGL, 129.
1005
Champlin, George Lucas, 60.
1006
Gary Arnold, “‘More American Graffiti’: Not Necessarily”, Washington Post, August 3, 1979.
1007
Janet Maslin, “Screen: ‘More American Graffiti’ Covers ’64 to ’67”, New York Times, August 17, 1979.
1008
COGL, 129.
1009
Arnold, Once Upon a Galaxy, 178.
1010
MOESB, 219–23.
1011
Baxter, George Lucas, 271.
1012
Scanlon, “The Wizard of Star Wars”.
1013
David Lewin, “Can the Makers of Star Wars Do It Again?”, New York Times, December 2, 1979.
1014
MOESB, 131, 132.
1015
Arnold, Once Upon a Galaxy, 162.
1016
Ibid., 179.
1017
Расшифровку этой потрясающей беседы см. в Arnold, Once Upon a Galaxy, 136–140.
1018
Baxter, George Lucas, 274.
1019
Chris Gore, “Gary Kurtz Interview: The Original Star Wars Producer Speaks”, FilmThreat.com, March 5, 2000, transcribed at http://nightly.net/topic/1248-excerpts-from-gary-kurtz-interview.
