Marcia Lucas

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Marcia Lucas is an American film editor best known for her Oscar-winning work on the original Star Wars and her influential role in shaping the pacing and emotional impact of the film.

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instanceOf American film editor
film editor
human
activeInPeriod 1970s
1980s
awardReceived Academy Award for Best Film Editing
awardReceivedForWork Star Wars
birthName Marcia Griffin
collaboratedWith George Lucas
Martin Scorsese
contributedTo development of modern blockbuster editing style
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
editedFilm Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
surface form: Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore

American Graffiti
New York City
surface form: New York, New York

Star Wars
THX 1138
Taxi Driver
endTimeOfSpouse 1983
familyName Lucas
gender female
genreSpecialization narrative feature film editing
givenName Marcia
industry film industry
television industry
influenced emotional structure of the Death Star battle in Star Wars
final cut of Star Wars
pacing of the trench run sequence in Star Wars
knownFor editing Star Wars
enhancing the emotional impact of Star Wars
shaping the pacing of Star Wars
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Marcia Lucas self-link
notableAward Oscar for Best Film Editing for Star Wars
notableWork Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
surface form: Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore

American Graffiti
New York City
surface form: New York, New York

Star Wars
THX 1138
Taxi Driver
occupation film editor
television editor
partOf original Star Wars trilogy production team
residence California, United States
surface form: California
spouse George Lucas
startTimeOfSpouse 1969

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American Graffiti editor Marcia Lucas
Marcia Lucas name Marcia Lucas self-link
Katie Lucas parent Marcia Lucas
Katie Lucas relative Marcia Lucas
George Lucas spouse Marcia Lucas