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| "Charlie Lippincott, a close associate of director George Lucas on the STAR WARS project, explains that the movie isn't so much 'science fiction' as it is 'space fantasy.' 'Our hardware is so fantastic as to be really impossible,' he points out. 'We're not in the future anyhow; STAR WARS is set in another galaxy and, as it says in the credits, it's in the past. It's a fantasy film, a space fairy tale.'" |