George Lucas Audio & Video

With special bonus tracks never before available, including interviews with the cast members and much more, this is "the" collection for Star Wars fans. Only 7,500 of these deluxe sets, packaged in a handsome, foil-stamped collector's slipcase, will be produced.

The Empire Strikes Back takes you once more into a galaxy of pure sound and limitless imagination for an adventure you'll never forget

George Lucas is honored for his global vision at the World Affairs Council's Annual Dinner 2006.

A hearing was held to examine the universal service programs designed to provide a baseline level of affordable voice telecommunications service to everyone in the United States in light of the rise of Internet-based broadband communications technologies and the changing marketplace.

An hour with filmmaker George Lucas about the creative process involved in creating the original "Star Wars" trilogy, the prequels to the franchise, the innovative technology of his company Lucasfilm and his passions for telling stories with a mythological undertone.

Traditional classroom models have been shown to inhibit learning and disengage today's students from the joy of education.

Fifteen years after National Public Radio's wildly successful adaptation of Star Wars, and thirteen years after The Empire Strikes Back, the trilogy hurtled to its long-awaited thrilling conclusion with Return of the Jedi.

This landmark production, perhaps the most ambitious radio project ever attempted, began when Star Wars creator George Lucas donated the story rights to NPR.

Includes "Star Wars", "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi".