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17 Quotations from George Lucas

blaster n. 1976 G. Lucas Star Wars (Revised fourth draft) 62 Han Hocus-pocus religions and ancient weapons are no substitute for a good blaster at your side.
commlink n. 1974 G. Lucas Star Wars (film script: rough draft, May) 27 The general enters a communication center…. The aides go back to the com-link system to try to get a line through to the king.
Dark Side n. 2 1975 G. Lucas Adventures of Luke Starkiller 15 Mar. 42 He used the power of the force for evil…. Vader was seduced by the dark side of the force and it consumed him.
Dark Side n. 2 2000 G. Lucas Star Wars Episode I: Phantom Menace (film script) 95 Yoda Hard to see, the dark side is. Discover who this assassin is, we must.
droid n. 1976 G. Lucas Star Wars iv. 56 'Droids can’t replace a man, Luke.
escape pod n. 1976 G. Lucas Star Wars 14 Threepio stared, mesmerized, out the small viewport set in the front of the tiny escape pod as the hot yellow eye of Tatooine began to swallow them up.
Force n. 1974 G. Lucas Star Wars (film script: rough draft) 14 I know, Luke. I feel The Force also.
Force n. 2000 G. Lucas Star Wars Episode I: Phantom Menace 59 Qui-Gon The Force is unusually strong with him, that much is clear. Who was his father?
gravitonic adj. 1976 G. Lucas Star Wars: From Adventures of Luke Skywalker (1977) xi. 176 It was a temple, a roughly pyramidal structure so colossal that it seemed impossible it could have been built without the aid of modern gravitonic construction techniques.
Jedi n. 1973 G. Lucas Journal of Whills (Manuscript draft) in L. Dowling Star Wars Year by Year (2010) 29/1 This is the story of Mace Windy…as related to us by C.J. Thorpe, padawaan learner to the famed Jedi.
landspeeder n. 1977 G. Lucas Star Wars (film script, 4th draft, 15 Mar.) 32 The rock and sand of the desert floor are a blur as Threepio pilots the sleek landspeeder gracefully across the vast wasteland.
lightsaber n. 1975 G. Lucas Star Wars: From Adventures Luke Starkiller (film script, 3rd draft) (Univ. of Michigan, Donald Hall Coll. Screenplays) xxxiii. Luke. I’ve taken my speeder and the ‘droids’… I’ve also taken my father’s lightsaber.
Padawan n. 1973 G. Lucas Journal of Whills (MS draft) in L. Dowling Star Wars Year by Year (2010) 29/1 This is the story of Mace Windy…as related to us by C.J. Thorpe, padawaan learner to the famed Jedi.
Padawan n. 2000 G. Lucas Star Wars Episode I: Phantom Menace 4 Not at the expense of the moment. Be mindful of the living Force, my young Padawan.
speeder n. 1975 G. Lucas Adventures of the Starkiller (Star Wars, second draft, 28 Jan.) 43 The speeder pulls up in front of a run-down, blockhouse cantina on the outskirts of the spaceport.
Wookiee n. 1974 G. Lucas Star Wars (film script: rough draft) 99 Behind the crawlers, five Wookees, (huge grey and furry beasts) hang upside down in a tree. Occasionally, they thrash about in great anger and frustration.
Wookiee n. 1976 G. Lucas Star Wars (Revised fourth draft) 66 A droid doesn’t rip peoples [sic] arms out of their sockets when they lose…wookiees have been known to do that.