
Summary
Rinzler traces the making of The Empire Strikes Back through archive interviews, scripts, art and production records. The book follows story development by Lucas, Leigh Brackett and Lawrence Kasdan, the Norway shoot, the building of sets and models, and work on Yoda. It also covers the new ILM facility and Skywalker Ranch. Ridley Scott contributes the foreword.
Why read it Our view
Examine how a successful first product changes the demands on its sequel. The book offers concrete material on new facilities, specialist work, location risk and revisions shared among writers.
Written about
- George LucasProduction-history subjectThe book documents Lucas and his collaborators making the film. Its author is Rinzler; the foreword is by Ridley Scott. No reading recommendation is inferred.Source