Here's why George Lucas is a Kennedy Center honoree

The Washington Post
  • 8 years ago
George Lucas is a pioneering filmmaker who redefined how films are made. The Post's Hank Stuever chronicle's Lucas's most prolific contribution to cinema, "Star Wars."

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