Question: After “Episode III,” will you ever revisit “Star Wars”?

Lucas: “Ultimately, I’m going to probably move it into television and let other people take it. I’m sort of preserving the feature film part for what has
happened and never go there again, but I can go off into various offshoots and things. You know, I’ve got offshoot novels, I’ve got offshoot comics. So
it’s very easy to say, “Well, OK, that’s that genre, and I’ll find a really talented person to take it and create it.” Just like the comic books and the
novels are somebody else’s way of doing it. I don’t mind that. Some of it might turn out to be pretty good. If I get the right people involved, it could be
interesting”.

“Jersey Girl” is every bit as smart and funny as director Kevin Smith’s debut, “Clerks.” Movie-Gazette-dot-com calls the new D-V-D “surprisingly unannoying” for a romantic comedy — but it is a little sweet for some.

The film stars Ben Affleck as a New York City guy who moves his daughter to the ‘burbs after his wife dies in childbirth — and runs into cute and persistent Jersey girl Liv Tyler.

Smith keeps things from getting too “icky-poo” with his trademark coarse dialogue — which can be very funny, as in a debate over whether singer George Michael is gay.

“Jersey Girl” also features brief appearances by old Affleck pals Matt Damon and Jennifer Lopez.