it needed to be fixed." Some have called George the "head" of Star Wars and Marcia the "heart", though Marcia commented, "I wouldn't think so. I definitely made scenes work. I made the end battle work, I definitely had a lot to do with making it work, but I wasn't the writer and I wasn't the director, and I didn't come up with the creative names, Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker. All those names are classics. George came up with all of it using his amazing imagination." In J. W. Rinzler's posthumous final book, Howard Kazanjian: A Producer's Life, Lucas criticized the later Star Wars films. She revealed that upon seeing The Phantom Menace, she "cried because [she] didn't think it was very good," particularly criticizing the age gap between romantic leads Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala. On the sequel trilogy, she stated that Kathleen Kennedy and J. J. Abrams "don't get it", saying she was furious at the deaths of Han Solo and Luke Skywalker, as well as the lack of an explanation for Rey's powers. Filmography Work as a producer No Easy Way (1996) - executive producer A Good Son (1998) - producer; short film Special thanks credit for More American Graffiti (1979) The Making of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark''' (1981, television documentary film)Twice Upon a Time (1983, ''extra special thanks'')A Good Son'' (1998, short; ''made possible by a grant from'') Awards and nominations References Sources Easy Riders, Raging Bulls Excerpt of the first 100 pages External links 1945 births American film editors American women film editors Best Film Editing Academy Award winners Living people Los Angeles City College alumni People from Modesto, California People from North Hollywood, Los Angeles 21st-century American women